Tamara

Tamara is a 2003 16.3hh registered Holsteiner mare by Legado de Fuego out of Kazryn (Rantares / Oskar). Tamara is approved with the Oldenburg NA as well as with the AHHA. While she is no longer part of our breeding program, Tamara has gifted us with some beautiful foals in the past and continues to produce quality offspring for her new owner. She is the loving mother of Attrayante FMB (2011) and Azusa FMB (2012).

Pedigree

Tamara’s sire, Legado de Fuego, is a 16.1h 1999 Holsteiner stallion. Jumping is so easy for him he treats it like a fun game, and he has terrific scope and technique over fences. He shows great athletic ability, powerful movement, beautiful typey conformation, and a wonderfully willing, smart, and friendly disposition. He is by the Holsteiner stallion Le Santo, who recieved a bonit score of 9 for type at his Holsteiner approvals. Le Santo also competed successfully in both dressage and show jumping. Legado shows the same great athletic ability and versatility.

In 2003 Legado was one of only three stallions to pass the preliminary approvals for breeding by the AHHA. He was the only domestically bred stallion to pass! He was presented with the RPSI in September 2002 as a three year old and received impressive scores including a 9 for his canter and 8’s for his trot, jumping, and overall impression. He is also approved with the AWS. Along with everything else he carries some wonderful bloodlines including Cor De La Bryere, Calypso I, and he is a grandson of the great Landgraf I.

Tamara’s dam sire, Rantares, was the 2007 #1 USEF Dressage Sire in the USA. Rantares has Fox Hunted, won combined training events and then continued his winning ways at FEI level in dressage. He placed at Pan Am selection trials and his show record at the FEI dressage met the requirements of the ISR/OLD performance testing for stallions. His show ring performance was accomplished while breeding a full book of mares. At age 17, Olympic medalist Steffen Peters said of Rantares, “He would still be in the top five horses competing at St. Georges and Intermediare I in the USA, now.” He passes on his versatility and soundness to his offspring.