Cassandra 285
Breeder:
International Prize money since 2015:
Mareline:
Holstein 318D2
Cassandra 285
(Vitella)
Chestnut
mare
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2005
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Holst
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xx : 41.39%
Casall
1999
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Holst
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xx : 44.54%
Olympia XVI
1999
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Holst
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xx : 37.5%
Caretino
1983
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Holst
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xx : 39.07%
Kira XVII
1995
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Holst
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xx : 50%
Contender
1984
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Holst
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xx : 37.5%
Elsa I
1990
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Holst
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xx : 38.29%
Caletto II
1978
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Holst
Isidor
1972
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Holst
Lavall I
1986
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Holst
Maltia
1975
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Holst
Calypso II
1974
-
Holst
Gofine
1970
-
Holst
Capitol I
1975
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Holst
Pervita
1978
-
Holst
Cassandra 285 is a mare born in 2005 and registered with the Holst studbook.
The horse is sired by Casall and out of the dam Olympia XVI. It was bred by Jürgen Hattebuhr in Germany.
According to the verified Hippomundo database, Cassandra 285 currently has 180 registered sport results and 1 registered offspring.
The family of Cassandra 285 includes 8 horses with international or national sport results and 25 horses with registered offspring.
For a comprehensive look at her competition history and achievements, visit her result page.
The horse is sired by Casall and out of the dam Olympia XVI. It was bred by Jürgen Hattebuhr in Germany.
According to the verified Hippomundo database, Cassandra 285 currently has 180 registered sport results and 1 registered offspring.
The family of Cassandra 285 includes 8 horses with international or national sport results and 25 horses with registered offspring.
For a comprehensive look at her competition history and achievements, visit her result page.
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| 2005 |
Cassandra 285
(Vitella)
(Holst, chestnut, mare by Casall)
Offspring:
dam of 1 horse, 1 sport horse
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