PF'S RUBIN HaS

PF’s Rubin HaS (Rubina), a 2023 grey Holsteiner filly, exhibits and showcases great talents, balance, jumping scope, and style. She is a very elegant and refined type, with classic looks, and is very correct. PF’s Rubin HaS possesses a very important lineage in the sport horse breeding world. Her dam, K-Roseville, is a full sibling to Europe's great and very popular sire, Million Dollar. PF’s Rubin HaS made a memorable impression the moment we laid eyes on her during the prestigious Holsteiner Verband spring foal auction in Germany. It was very clear how incredibly special and talented this young foal was, and the top bid was ours. PF’s Rubin HaS was purchased and imported by Ryan Pedigo Sport Horses in California, USA.

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PF’s Rubin HaS will have two very important roles here at Ryan Pedigo Sport Horses. She will serve as a producing broodmare via embryo transfer and will have a sport horse performance career throughout the country’s AA-Show Circuit, when her maturity allows for her to begin her dual roles. Rubina’s great talents are attributed to her world-class lineage, as she is sired by the great European stallion Cornet Obolensky. Her dam's sire, the great European sire Plot Blue, and her dam’s grandsire, Vigo d’Arsouilles, add to her impressive pedigree.

 

Cornet Obolensky, achieved Reserve Champion status during the 2001 NRW Licensing, solidifying his acclaim as a jumping star. His illustrious career included victories in Grand Prix and National Cups, notably securing two triumphs at the Samsung Super League Finals in Barcelona with top rider Marco Kutscher. In 2008, he earned bronze at the German National Championships, claimed first place in Grand Prix competitions at Balve/GER and Cervia/ITA, and achieved wins at the National Cup competition in Rotterdam/NED. Cornet Obolensky also contributed to the German Olympic Team in Hong Kong. Further accomplishments in 2009 included a second place at the World Cup Jumping competition in Bordeaux/FRA, a third place in the grand prix competition in Rio de Janeiro/BRAZIL, and commendable performances at the Global Championship Tour finals in Doha. Cornet Obolensky's sire, Clinton, under the guidance of top rider Dirk Demeersman/BEL, established himself as one of the world's leading show jumpers. The dam sire, Heartbreaker, is internationally renowned as a show jumping legend.

 

Continuing the legacy, Cornet Obolensky's dam, Rabanna, and great grand-dam, Holivea, achieved notable success in S-class jumping competitions. In the realm of breeding and competition, Cornet Obolensky stands out, with several title-bearing offspring, including winners of the Bundeschampionat (Championship for young horses of all German breeds) and world champions. In 2012, 74 of his seven-year-old offspring achieved wins and placements in S-class competitions, accumulating an annual total earning of 232,877 euros and raising their lifetime earnings to 469,057 euros. In the current breeding index, Cornet Obolensky boasts a breeding value of 166 points with a 96% precision rate.

 

PF's Rubin HaS's dam line encompasses some of the most prominent show jumping lines in Holstein. Dam K-Roseville is a full sibling to the great stallion Million Dollar whose popularity is life size, his grand legacy stands to its own and is one of the greatest at the Holstein Verband. Million Dollar provides the breeders with an extraordinary option - Million Dollar carries a rare concentration of top level sport performance genes. Sire Plot Blue won team gold medal at the Lexington WEG in 2010, won the World Cup final in 2010 and the top ten final in 2009." 

 

PF's Rubin HaS dam sire, Plot Blue, stands as an international superstar, maintaining a prominent position at the pinnacle of the sport for numerous years. His extensive list of accomplishments includes a plethora of victories, medals, and notable team appearances. This stallion is a true powerhouse, distinguished by robust hindquarters and remarkable scope. Demonstrating agility and precision, Plot Blue exhibits quickness in the air and releases adeptly behind. Noteworthy is his exceptional rideability and maneuverability, effortlessly adjusting between shortening and lengthening strides. In jump-offs, Plot Blue proves to be both swift and clever, excelling in tight turns and exhibiting exceptional performance regardless of the challenge. His versatility is further underscored by his ability to jump from any stride with confidence. In terms of performance, Plot Blue boasts an exceptional international career. His remarkable resume includes participation in five senior championships, two World Cup Finals, and an impressive 23 GCT Grands Prix. On the GCT Tour alone, he has amassed over €420,000 in prize money. In 2010, Plot Blue secured victory at the Geneva World Cup Final alongside his longtime partner Marcus Ehning. That same year, they led the German team to gold at the 2010 Kentucky World Equestrian Games, following a team bronze at the Windsor Europeans in the previous year, marking their debut championship appearance together. In 2012, the duo clinched fifth place individually at the London 2012 Olympic Games and contributed to several victorious Nations Cup teams, triumphing twice at Hickstead (2011 & 2013) and once at Falsterbo.

 

Furthermore, highlighting PF's Rubin HaS's dam line is Vigo d' Arsouilles, "World Champion with rider Philippe Lejeune in Kentucky 2010." Vigo d' Arsouilles is also one of the new rising stars of European breeding. He is now #22 of the WBFSH 2016 Sire ranking and also World #2 Sire for offspring that are 15 and younger in the Horsetelex ranking. In 2010 Vigo d' Arsouilles won the gold medal at the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky under rider Philippe Lejeune, when he made a significant contribution to the team bronze medal. "He produces new international winners every year, he transmits his strength, his jump scope and ability, his canter and his great temperament."  Since 2008, Vigo d' Arsouilles has been a constant on the Belgian show jumping team and has consistently ranked highly at verious Grand Prix's and National Cup competitions. Notably the talented jumper was awarded Belgium's Horse of the Year in 2008 and earned the same title again in 2011 when he was declared BWP Ambassador. His son Bernini was approved for breeding by KWPN with very high scores, the highest scores in the jumping components of the performance test.