CONSIDERED DECISION

ABOUT

We are proud to present here a son of Carthago out of a sport family full of Grand Prix showjumping horses. The colt Considered Decision is living up to his pedigree, emanating a lot of power and displaying a great canter. Now this will be a good investment!

Who does not know sire Carthago? The pure white stallion jumped in the Olympic Games in 1996 and 2000 and won the Nations Cup in Aachen, Rotterdam and La Baule and many Grand Prix under Jos Lansink. He also proved to be a top-class progenitor. Thinking about Carthago is thinking of scope and top-sport.

Dam, state premium- elite – awarded mare Honey Girl, is also bred very interestingly with Clinton x Argentinus x Grannus in her pedigree. She also won the Hasetaler free jumping championship as a 3-yr-old. Two offspring are active in the international sport: the 9-yr-old Honey Lady (1.45m level with Camila Mazza de Benedicto) and the 7-yr-old Townshend (1.40m level with Lennard Runge).

Grandam Honey Moon, half-sister of two licensed stallions at 1.60m level and 1.50m level, proved to be an excellent broodmare. She supplied top horse Cold Play (1.65m GP), Quidam MB (1.60m GP), The Dude (1.60m GP) and another three horses at 1.35m to 1.40m level. 

Cold Play and Fredrik Jönsson represented Sweden in two major championships: the 2018 World Equestrian Games in Tryon and the 2019 European Championships in Rotterdam. From Tryon they brought home team silver and were the best Swedish combination, placed 8th individually.

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