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Daniel Bluman's Olympic horse, Ladriano Z to retire!

Daniel Bluman has announced the sporting retirement of his Grand Prix horse, Ladriano Z (Lawito x Baloubet du Rouet). "The Big L had a huge impact on our team and family for the past 10 years!" Bluman says. "I am proud to announce the sporting retirement of Ladriano Z!"

The 16-year-old Zangersheide stallion is a son of Lawito and comes from the breeding of Paul Schockemöhle's Gestüt Lewitz. Internationally, Ladriano Z was first competed by Ilan Bluman, later Daniel Bluman took over the reins.

The duo jumped at the highest level! Together they won the Rolex Grand Prix, the Hampton Classic Grand Prix, and numerous World Cup classes, among others. In total, the stallion won 14 international classes, including 7 CSI5* Grand Prix classes. The bay competed in the Olympic Games, World Championships, and European Championships. According to JumprApp, the stallion earned over $2,000,000 in prize money during his career.

In April 2019, Ladriano Z became the number one in the WBFSH ranking. Last summer, Ladriano Z jumped his last major championship, the Olympic Games in Paris!

 

The 16-year-old Zangersheide stallion is a son of Lawito and comes from the breeding of Paul Schockemöhle's Gestüt Lewitz. Internationally, Ladriano Z was first competed by Ilan Bluman, later Daniel Bluman took over the reins.

The duo jumped at the highest level! Together they won the Rolex Grand Prix, the Hampton Classic Grand Prix, and numerous World Cup classes, among others. In total, the stallion won 14 international classes, including 7 CSI5* Grand Prix classes. The bay competed in the Olympic Games, World Championships, and European Championships. According to JumprApp, the stallion earned over $2,000,000 in prize money during his career.

In April 2019, Ladriano Z became the number one in the WBFSH ranking. Last summer, Ladriano Z jumped his last major championship, the Olympic Games in Paris!

 

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