L'Adoro Lauza I - Holsteiner Stamm 18B1

L’Adoro Lauza I pedigree is of fine Holsteiner genetics, including the extremely successful Selle Francais additions approved by Holsteiner Verband: Diamant de Semilly and Quidam de Revel. L’Adoro was bred in South of France and registered OC (origin constate by IFCE, Haras Nationaux and Cadre noir).
Both the sire and mare of L’Adoro come from the legendary Holsteiner mare line stamm 18B1, which has many times been ranked by offspring competition results among the best and even number 1 mare line, and not only in Holstein and Germany but of all the mare lines in Europe in show jumping (I attach one review of the numerous written of the stamm 18B1).
L’Adoro’s sire is El Dacapo (used only privately, see pedigree page 1). El Dacapo’s is a Holsteiner from stamm 18B1. His sire Diarado is one of the most popular and high-ranked Holteiner stallions in Germany with lots of successful offsprings promoting the superior choice of adding Selle Francais stallion Diamant de Semilly to his top Holsteiner line breeding. In his own show jumping carrier, El Dacapo made it to the highly appreciated German Bundeschampionat and all the way to its final in the class of 4-year-old stallions. Since then, he has been serving his own mare group originating from the same celebrated stamm 18B1.
The pedigrees of the sire El Dacapo and on the other hand of his mares go through two different branches of the 18B1 tree back to Dorette (1945) and her daughter Adrette (1964), which many consider to be the most important key mares of the legendary 18B1 tree. Most influential sons of these two mares were maybe Farn, Ronald and Roman. Roman, who was bred from Dorette with the great Shagya-Arab Ramzes X is 5 times in the pedigree of L’Adoro. This is an example how the crucial genes for top show jumping are conserved and reinforced in the Holsteiner line breeding. 
L'Adoro’s mare Escaladora Lauza (see pedigree page 2), comes from the stamm 18B1 and stallion Quu (used only privately). Quu reached 1.40m (0,0) level in show jumping before his injury forced him to retire, a blessing for his mares. His sire was Quidam’s Rubin (licenced in Oldenburg and Holstein among other studbooks). Even if his breeding carrier ended unfortunate shortly already at the age of 6, it was already highly successful (see the included the article). He was fine linebred Holsteiner from Landgraf I mare Helvecia (1.55m) and the very successful addition of the sire Quidam de Revel, from the internationally celebrated Selle Francais stallion line Ibrahim, Alme and Jalisco.
Quu’s mere Jessica was from Accord II, internationally high ranked Holsteiner stallion by offspring competition results and number of licenced and successful stallions in show jumping (Ahorn Z’s sire was Alme). About Jessica’s mare line (Holsteiner stamm 504) we can mention for example, the great grandmother Flandia’s granddaughter Operette la Silla, who was a famous mare competing in show jumping on international 1.60m level.

If you are an advanced amateur or professional show jumper, the breeding with several generations of successful stallions and mare lines increase the probability that L’Adoro Lauza I will be worth of your time and effort and might well be the show jumper you have been looking for.