Unita ASK
Breeder:
International Prize money since 2015:
Mareline:
Holstein 776
Unita ASK
(Unita II)
Bay
mare
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2004
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Holst
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xx : 49.42%
Corrado I
(San Patrignano Corrado)
1985
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Holst
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xx : 37.5%
Magie I
1997
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Holst
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xx : 39.07%
Cor de la Bryère
1968
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SF
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xx : 62.5%
Soleil
1980
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Holst
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xx : 25%
Caretino
1983
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Holst
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xx : 39.07%
Hexe V
1993
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Holst
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xx : 39.07%
Rantzau xx
1946
-
TB
Quenotte
1960
-
SF
Capitol I
1975
-
Holst
Kürette
1973
-
Holst
Caletto II
1978
-
Holst
Isidor
1972
-
Holst
Calando I
1974
-
Holst
Ricke
1979
-
Holst
Unita ASK is a mare born in 2004 and registered with the Holst studbook.
The horse is sired by Corrado I and out of the dam Magie I. It was bred by Claus-Wilhelm Pöhlmann in Germany.
According to the verified Hippomundo database, Unita ASK currently has 183 registered sport results and 4 registered offspring.
The family of Unita ASK includes 4 horses with international or national sport results and 26 horses with registered offspring.
For a comprehensive look at her competition history and achievements, visit her result page.
The horse is sired by Corrado I and out of the dam Magie I. It was bred by Claus-Wilhelm Pöhlmann in Germany.
According to the verified Hippomundo database, Unita ASK currently has 183 registered sport results and 4 registered offspring.
The family of Unita ASK includes 4 horses with international or national sport results and 26 horses with registered offspring.
For a comprehensive look at her competition history and achievements, visit her result page.
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| 2004 |
Unita ASK
(Unita II)
(Holst, bay, mare by Corrado I)
Offspring:
dam of 4 horses, 2 Sport horses
Full sister to :
Carisma Level 1.50m
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