With the upcoming breeding season just around the corner, there is a lot of movement among stallions. Casallo Z (Casall x Carthago) is moving to Haras Numénor. The 16-year-old Urano de Cartigny (Diamant de Semilly x Double Espoir) will be settling in Belgium. Meanwhile, Rubens La Silla (Rebozo La Silla) will be utilized in breeding at Haras de Talma!
At 19 years of age, Rubens La Silla (Rebozo La Silla x Cash) is enjoying his retirement from sport. During his career, the stallion competed at the highest level and now joins the stables of Haras de Talma. He achieved remarkable results, including second place in the CSI5* Grand Prix of Waregem and a victory in the 5* Grand Prix of Tryon.
The 16-year-old Selle Français stallion, Urano de Cartigny (Diamant de Semilly), is relocating from Haras de Clarbec to Embryloux in Belgium. Urano began his sports career with breeder Bertrand Pignolet and later competed at the highest level with French rider Pénélope Leprévost. The duo achieved top rankings in the World Cup in Lyon and placed in the CSI5* Grand Prix of Dinard.
"This is the first time we are entrusting a stallion to a Belgian operator," says Stéphanie Lécussant of Haras de Clarbec. "However, we see a strong passion and demand for French bloodlines in Belgium. With promising offspring abroad, we are confident that Urano will make a significant mark on future sport."
Casallo Z (Casall) is also on the move. The winner of Nations Cups in Lummen (2015), Dublin (2016), and Rome (2017) will now be managed by Haras Numénor. However, the stallion remains owned by Haras de Clarbec and France Étalons.
At 19 years of age, Rubens La Silla (Rebozo La Silla x Cash) is enjoying his retirement from sport. During his career, the stallion competed at the highest level and now joins the stables of Haras de Talma. He achieved remarkable results, including second place in the CSI5* Grand Prix of Waregem and a victory in the 5* Grand Prix of Tryon.
The 16-year-old Selle Français stallion, Urano de Cartigny (Diamant de Semilly), is relocating from Haras de Clarbec to Embryloux in Belgium. Urano began his sports career with breeder Bertrand Pignolet and later competed at the highest level with French rider Pénélope Leprévost. The duo achieved top rankings in the World Cup in Lyon and placed in the CSI5* Grand Prix of Dinard.
"This is the first time we are entrusting a stallion to a Belgian operator," says Stéphanie Lécussant of Haras de Clarbec. "However, we see a strong passion and demand for French bloodlines in Belgium. With promising offspring abroad, we are confident that Urano will make a significant mark on future sport."
Casallo Z (Casall) is also on the move. The winner of Nations Cups in Lummen (2015), Dublin (2016), and Rome (2017) will now be managed by Haras Numénor. However, the stallion remains owned by Haras de Clarbec and France Étalons.