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Auction Grande-Prize Perigueux – A fighter spirit with a story-book career Grande-Prize holder Perigueux. Perigueux was born on the farm of breeder Dr. Karl-Otto Jacobs in Bierbergen in 2002 as the first foal of St. Pr. mare Sensation by Stakkato/Akzent II (breeder: Hartmut Hopmann, Wittingen). He was raised in Hunnesrück on the farm for raising Hanoverian stallion prospects. The chestnut went to the stallion testing station in Adelheidsdorf as a twoand-a-half-year old. His special talent for jumping was evident even then. He finished the part index jumping with 131,93 points, 2 nd place. This result combined with his jumping style roused athletic desires. His licensing in Verden in February 2006 prescribed a career as a breeding stallion at the State Stud Celle. Perigueux enjoyed a great popularity with the breeders from the beginning on, which still continues for obvious reasons. Hauptsattelmeister Joachim Winter from the State Stud Celle was responsible for training the wiry chestnut. Perigueux and he collected numerous ribbons in foundation classes up to a fifth place in Hanover’s Jumper Horse Championships in 2007 in Verden. Joachim Winter trained Perigueux up to M-level. Looking back he says the following about the stallion, “He was brave and careful even as a young horse. He has always tried to avoid any contact with poles.” He has kept these attributes until today. Perigueux took the next step on his career ladder after changing his rider. He changed barns in the fall of 2009. He celebrated his first successes at S-level with rider Eva Bitter in February 2010. She had already celebrated phenomenal successes with Perigueux’s dam-sire Stakkato. It truly was a super-smooth transition! The victory in the Final of the Youngster Cup 2010 in Munich was the preliminary highlight. A bronze medal at the German Championships for female jumper riders followed in Balve the following year and placements in international S****-level classes in Dortmund, Münster and Paderborn followed 2012. Eva Bitter is foremost impressed with Perigueux’s performance willingness, “Perigueux lives for of his attitude. He tries to do the right thing every day. A super pleasant horse! Honest and well-behaved but alert when it counts.” Perigueux turned ten years of age in 2012; his oldest descendants are now five-years old. They already show their jumping talent. To name just a few: There is the finalist in the Bundeschampionate and the latter auction participant in Verden called Perigueuxs As and Penta who is also a former auction horse that was a finalist at the World Championships for young jumper horses in Lanaken under rider Ricardo Jurado from Spain. 2013 started out with a bang! Penelope PJ won the free-jumping competition for four-year olds in Verden and sold on Verden’s 128 th elite auction as a member of the jumper collection. Perigueux’s descendants attract positive attention especially on auctions and that with good reason: “All the descendants we haveoffered through Verden’s auction program have displayed careful and powerful jumping ability. They use their bodies well while jumping,” so auction manager Jörg-Wilhelm Wegener. “They are real jumpers.” The results of the breed value estimation corroborate this statement. An integrated FN-breed value jumping of 167 that is based on his own performance and the performance of his offspring catapults Perigueux into third position in Germany. He was awarded the Grande-Prize in hope that this excellent sire may lastingly stamp the Hanoverian breed. Perigueux warrants these hopes. • Manfred Schäfer (left) and Dr. Werner Schade present the Plate Award to Dr. Karl-Otto Jacobs. Photos: Ernst 6 The Hanoverian 05|2013
Auktion Frédéric Pignon. Gala-Evening Frederic Pignon from France was the absolute star of the Gala-Evening. Permanent components in the spring: The Hans Joachim Köhler-Prize and honoring the Grande-Prize recipient. Hans Joachim Köhler-Preis for Wilhelm Schwierking. Riders-in-training of the State Stud Celle. The Golden Riding Badge for Mike Bünger and Dycos D‘Or. Ivan Peeters and Tex. Team Fun. The Hanoverian 05|2013 7
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