TIKAL DMS Z

ABOUT

The three-year-old bay mare Tikal DMS Z comes directly from the breeder and is still unbroken. Over the jump she immediately stands out with her good use of the shoulder and front leg technique. She is quick off the ground, careful and jumps with plenty of push-off and a lot of scope. In addition she moves completely, has a large canter and is well-behaved and friendly to handle. An interesting young sport horse to train entirely to your own hand. Suitable for the beginner up to and including the semi-professional.

Sire
K.I Taj Mahal, also known as Etoile van de Neerheide Z, jumped internationally at 1.55m level himself. This son of Emerald van 't Ruytershof (1.60m) won the CSI3* 1.55m of Knokke and a 1.50m class during CSI4* Wiesbaden among other results.

Dam
Belize van de Drie Eiken is a young mare by the Grand Prix stallion Bamako de Muze (1.60m). Bamako de Muze combines Darco (1.60m) with the well-known sport mare Fragance de Chalus (1.40m).

Granddam
Duchesse van de Rozenberg is a daughter of Heartbreaker (1.60m) and has proven herself as a particularly strong producer of sport horses. She produced:
• Grand Cru van de Rozenberg – 1.60m-1.65m
• Quebec van de Rozenberg – 1.50m

Grand Cru van de Rozenberg won at the very highest level:
• CSI5* GCT Miami – 1.60m
• CSIO5* La Baule – 1.60m
• CSIO5* Nations Cup Final Barcelona – 1.60m

Further back in the damline we once again find international sport:
• Silhouet van de Rozenberg – 1.45m
• Qamacho Dennehoeve Z – 1.50m
• Ginabella v/d Dennehoeve – 1.35m
• Magic Owl – 1.30m, approved stallion

Tikal DMS Z combines her striking technique, carefulness and scope with the proven blood of Emerald, Bamako de Muze and Heartbreaker. With GCT winner Grand Cru van de Rozenberg coming directly out of her granddam, this is a particularly interesting three-year-old mare from a damline that has proven itself at the very highest level.

Judicial sale
This horse comes from a judicial sale and is offered by us on behalf of a bailiff.
No X-rays are available at this time. This is a deliberate choice in order to avoid additional costs. The horse has been clinically examined and the report is available. It comes directly from the rearing farm, where it was left behind due to outstanding livery costs.

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