Carisma B is by International 1.60m German stallion Cellestial (Cantos) X 1.50m Showjumper Prinz Olodenburg!

She herself has competed at the very6 highest 1.60m level!

She spent most of her career in Dubai jumping with International rider Tina Lund (Denmark) and we are very lucky to have found her!

Apart from jumping 1.60m level herself she has a full brother that jumped 1.40m level and also a 1/2 brother that jumped 1.45m level. Her Grandmother then bred the successful 1.50m Gelding Champus G!

Cellestial was honored in 2006 in Oldenburg as "VTV-Show jumping stallion of the year". The basis for this was his many years of excellence on the course. In his offspring he combines elasticity in the basic gaits with a high amount of quality jumping in terms of ideal technique, bascule and unlimited assets. From the ages of four to six Cellestial was the series winner in show jumping classes A to M, often with scores of 9.0 and better. At the age of five, he was the most successful jumper of the year in Germany. In 1999 and 2000 he placed in each of the finals of the Bundeschampion show jumping horses in Warendorf, where his performances always had special attention.

His son Catch Me 67 won the 2019 Bundeschampionship for 6-year-old jumpers under Felix Hasseman. 

At the age of seven, Cellestial easily mastered the physical condition of self-achievement in class S and he has often been at the forefront of international competitions. In 2002, he managed to achieve a leading position in the stallion show "Sires of the World" in Lanaken, Belgium, with his trainer Heiko Schmidt. Under the baton of Rolf Göran Bengtsson in 2003, Cellestial was once again in the final of "Sires of the World" and in the Euro Classics in Bremen.

Like no other stallion, Cellestial has been able to preserve the ideal jumping style with the best technology up to the international level. His sire, Cantus was a top jumping horse sire and left far too soon from the breeding stage. Dam sire Windesi xx is one of the most important thoroughbreds in North Rhine-Westphalia. He was DLG winner of his breed group. The dam's pedigree has Hanoverian orgins through Dilettant and Wulf, the latter of which sired jumpers with enormous talent.  You still find him today in the pedigrees of first class jumpers.

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