Copper Bay Farm I WRIZSOTTO "Ghenna"

2009 BAY HANOVERIAN FILLY
(Wamberto-EM Ghenoa/Gold Luck)

Wrizsotto is a 2009 Hanoverian filly out of EM Ghenoa and by Harmony's Wamberto (Rousseau/ Voltaire/ Dutchboy), the 2006 Champion of the KWPN Stallion Show as well as the clear overall winner of the 2007 100-Day Stallion Performance Test at Paxton Farm. A son of the outstanding stallion Rousseau, Wamberto was approved for Hanoverian breeding on the basis of his good scores and successful lineage. Wrizsotto is among his first foal crop.

Wrizsotto is a feisty young lady with an endearing personality and has thus far demonstrated an excellent canter and walk. As her two favorite speeds have been stop and flat out, I can't comment on the trot too much because I haven't seen more than two steps of it in a row. :-)

We are looking forward to watching "Zoey" develop and hope she follows in her parents' successful footsteps.

WRIZSOTTO's Pedigree

Wamberto's sire, Harmony's Rousseau, was the leading producer of dressage horses in the Netherlands, according the KWPN's 2007 index results with an outstanding index of 181 for the production of dressage horses Wamberto's motherline bears equal strength and genetic value. His damsire Voltaire is world renowned, both as a Grand Prix jumper himself and also as sire of many international performers and influential stallions.

EM Ghenoa's bloodlines carry the influential Absatz x2 through her great grandsires Abundance and Argentan I. Her maternal grandsire Archipel, by Argentan I, is noted for producing outstanding types with confirmed brilliant basic gaits.

Wamberto/KWPN
03.06147
bay

Rousseau/KWPN
98.07418
bay

Ferro/KWPN
87.151

Ulft/KWPN

Brenda/KWPN

Zsuzsa/KWPN
81.6478

Roemer/Westf.

Landy/KWPN

Olinda/KWPN
96.07411
light bay

Voltaire
310165679

Furioso II/AN

Gogo Moeve

Jalinda/KWPN
91.1818

Dutchboy/KWPN

Falinda/KWPN

EM Ghenoa
314809893
chestnut

Gold Luck
030044987
chestnut

Grundstein I
311319775

Graphit

Sissi

Annette
030406480

Abundance

Tudor Delight xx

Anike
314809893
dark bay

Archipel
313313285

Argentan I

Weinbrise

Assi
H319301285

Askan

Wenky

Lineage

	Harmony's Wamberto Wamberto (Rousseau/Voltaire/Dutchboy) was the 2006 Champion of the KWPN Stallion Show as well as the clear overall winner of the 2007 100-Day Stallion Performance Test at Paxton Farm. Earning perfect 10’s for his character and canter, and 8’s and 9’s for his walk, trot, and rideability, Wamberto won the test with an impressive margin. His overall performance index was 158.78, where the second placed stallion earned 135.52. With a dressage index of 168.87 and a jumping index of 145.15, Wamberto strongly demonstrated his versatility and outstanding athletic ability. (Photo: Hassler Dressage).
	EM Ghenoa As a two-year-old, Ghenoa received her first 1a Premium award at the 2005 Mid-Atlantic Hanoverian Breeders (MAHB) Mare Show. At the 2006 American Hanoverian Society (AHS) inspection at Morven Park, Ghenoa was named the Champion Hanoverian mare out of 23 entries with a very good score of 7.56. She received 8's for head, neck, typiness/ femininity, impulsion/elasticity and overall development and 7's for saddle position, frame, foreleg, hindleg, correctness and walk. The judges praised her harmonious conformation and type. Then in the ensuing mare show, she was named the overall Grand Champion and received her second 1a Premium award. In 2007, Ghenoa earned her AHS Elite Mare Candidate status and another Championship neck sash with the successful completion of her Mare Performance Test, finishing first at the Rolling Stone Farm site with an overall score of 7.11, including scores of 7.5 on both jumping technique and ability.
	Harmony's Rousseau Harmony's Rousseau was the leading producer of dressage horses in the Netherlands, according the KWPN's 2007 index results. With an outstanding index of 181 for the production of dressage horses, Rousseau surpasses not only his peers in this meaningful index result, but stallions of all ages. Out of his first three foal crops coming of age for stallion licensing, Rousseau has twice produced the Champion of the KWPN Stallion Show. Wamberto was the 2006 Champion; Blue Hors Zack (Zagreb) was named Champion in 2007 and was sold to Blue Hors Stud of Denmark for a record high 430,000 Euro's. Rousseau has five licensed sons, including Zenon (Rousseau-Whinny Jackson) who earned a 9 for dressage capability at his stallion performance testing in Ermelo. Zenon is owned by Great Britain's international dressage rider Wayne Channon. In 2007, Rousseau's first foal crops in Germany came of age for stallion licensing. His son out of a Rotspon-Lauries Crusador mare was named to the Premium Ring of the Hanoverian licensing, a profound accomplishment for a privately owned stallion. Rousseau's tremendous production record includes outstanding mares and riding horses as well: Violita was 2005 Champion mare of her region and placed 3rd at the Dutch National Mare Show; Wodora was 2006 Champion of her region and placed 4th at the National Mare Show. With offspring competing all over the world, it will be but a short while before Rousseau's offspring are producing titles in sport like his own. Rousseau was the 2003 Silver Medallist of the World Breeding Championships for Young Horses. He was PAVO Cup Champion as a 4-year old and Reserve Champion as a 5-year old. He also won the important series of competitions for young stallions in the Netherlands, the Divoza Cup, claiming his spot as the KWPN's top young dressage stallion in 2003.
	Olympic Ferro Olympic Ferro, the Dutch sensation at Aachen, competed at the 2000 Olympics and assisted his team in achieving a team silver medal, with an individual score of 74.92%. As a three-year-old he was Champion of his performance test at Ermelo, where he achieved the outstanding results of 6.5--walk, 8.5--trot and 8.5 canter. His sire Ulft, is a son of the great Le Mexico, who is listed 10th on the jumping index with 142 points. Le Mexico carries Furioso xx blood, which brings value to any pedigree. Ferro's dam, Brenda, is a daughter of the Holsteiner, Farn, who is listed sixth on the jumping index with 146 points. Farn's son Nimmerdor, is listed second on the jumping index with 155 points. Olympic Ferro sired the champion of the three-year-old stallions at s'Hertogenbosch in 2000, and has nine young stallions in the second round there in 2001. The champion three-year-old mare at Ermelo in 2000 was an Olympic Ferro daughter. He can be relied upon to produce beautiful, typy, talented offspring of the highest quality. Fantastic toplines and an elegant look characterize his get. In addition to their dressage excellence, Olympic Ferro's offspring also make good jumpers. Olympic Ferro was first on the BN World Stallion Rankings for dressage and was a top stallion and pride of the Netherlands, affectionately known as the "Black Pearl." In 2002 Olympic Ferro once again had the highest scores on the Dutch Olympic team.
	Voltaire Voltaire is world renowned, both as a Grand Prix jumper himself and also as sire of many international performers and influential stallions. He was jumping 1.5 m courses by eight years of age. He campaigned internationally with success in Calgary, Stockholm, Lanaken, Helsinki, Wiesbaden, and Wembly. His career came to its ultimate climax with his Grand Prix victory in Berlin, after which he was retired. At the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, Voltaire was the sire most represented by the participating equine athletes. With over 30 approved sons, it is not surprising to see Voltaire's influence behind such notable names in sport like the dressage star Idocus, the top hunters Popeye K and Nobleman, and the international show jumpers Viktor and Conquest. Voltaire was ranked 2nd in the World Breeding Rankings for Show Jumping in 1999.
	Gold Luck Gold Luck has been a leading sire on the USEF list for dressage horses each year. His pedigree contains some of Hannover's most noted dressage sires, including those of the legendary Grande line. His motherline also includes the influential A-line which descends from the renowned Absatz. His dam, Annette by Abundance, scored 8.2 at her mare inspection. In 1995, Gold Luck's full sister Graphitti was the high score Hanoverian Mare at her inspection. (Photo: Susan Sexton)
	Anike Granddam Anike has proven to be an exceptional broodmare after her performance career as an amateur dressage horse. In addition to EM Ghenoa's successes, her 2002 filly EM Ghamma Ray, by Gold Luck, was the co-winner of the 2005 AHS MPT Benchmark Jumping Trophy and finished fourth overall out of the 98 mares taking the AHS Mare Performance Test in 2005 with a score of 7.88, including two 9's in jumping.
	Grundstein I Ghenoa's paternal grandsire was the legendary Grand Prix Dressage Stallion Grundstein I, who was imported to the US in 1985 after siring 13 fully approved breeding stallions in Germany. He was a leading sire in the FN rankings among stallions in the top 10% of their age group in both jumping and dressage for many years. In 1995 Grundstein's dressage index was 178 and his jumping index was 142.
	Archipel Archipel, a son of the great Argentan, finished the stallion performance test in 1987 at Adelheidsdorf ranking 5th out of 38 (5th in the dressage department, 8th in jumping). He served at Celle States Stud and was an entitled winner of a bronze medal of the German agricultural society. He is known as a producer of outstanding types with confirmed brilliant basic gaits and a bit of a spooky temperament. Archipel sold to Sweden as a sire in 1997.
	Argentan I Argentan was one of the most important founding sires of the modern Hannoverian. Argentan was Reserve Champion of his stallion licensing in 1969, and the following year, was 4th out of 15 candidates in the performance test. In 1994 he was crowned Hannoverian Stallion of the Year as a result of his extraordinary success as a sire. Argentan was the sire of 805 competition horses who won a total of DM1,648,638. His broodmares in particular were highly regarded and included three Champion German Riding Horse mares at the DLG show: Aragonia (1978), Ascona (1980) and Arabella (1984). However he was also the sire of some top performers including Mario Deslauriers 1984 World Cup winner, Aramis. He was the sire of 19 stallion sons, including Airport, Al Capone and most famed of all, Argentinus.
	Absatz The Chestnut Hanoverian Stallion Absatz (Abglanz/Landmoor/Landdeck);1960; 16 h; was noted for endowing his foals with light, free action, superb conformation and an unparalleled disposition, which made them extremely easy to train. His sire, the Trakehner Abglanz (Termit/Abendluft/Poiseidon), was the founder of new bloodlines in Hannover. His infusion of Trakehner lightness and 'blood' can be clearly seen in today's modern Hannoverian horse and is credited with bringing about great improvement in the head and neck of the Hanoverian horses.

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