Future MoMs
A future MoM is a mare who isn’t available (to breeders) just yet. The mare can be currently competing in showjumping, or she can be too young to provide us with her embryos. The main ambition of this Future MoMs-initiative is to guarantee access to proven breeding also in the future, when their embryos will become available.
But first we let them do what they do best, whether it’s competing in the sport or experiencing the joy of growing up amid lush green pastures.


Amarone 2000 Z
Amarone 2000 Z is a mare by Aganix du Seigneur Z and Cassini I. She was born in 2020 out of Cephale 2000, who was a meritorious sport horse under Kim Colaers. Cephale is also the dam of super-stud Dominator 2000 Z, who has won three 5* Grands Prix and jumped at the World Games in Herning. From her first 4 foals, 3 have been licensed as stallions. Those are Dominator 2000 Z, Karman 2000 Z who competes in 1.40m classes as a 7-year-old, and the full brother of Amarone, Avenger 2000 Z.
Amarone’s 3rd dam is the full sister of Willi Melliger’s World Cup and Grand Prix winner Annaconda, who gave birth to the 5* horse Balentine di Villagana of Giacomo Cassadei.

Hot Diamond di Villagana Z
Hot Diamond Di Villagana Z didn’t steal her name. This mare by Heartbreaker was born in 2021 out of the dam of the Olympic stallion Emerald. It is often forgotten that both, the dam and the great-granddam of Hot Diamond and Emerald were successful sport horses and that sport is omnipresent in the family tree.
A quick look at the offspring of dam Carthina, however, demonstrates this omnipresence right away. She has now produced 6 horses, including 2 licensed stallions, who were successful at 1.50m level and higher. Her daughters have given another 8 horses who have competed at 1.50m and above. An impressive legacy in a very short time span, considering that Carthina herself was born in 2000.