Feldale Glamour is a bay yearling filly with three long socks (DOB: 17-11-19). She is aptly named because she is just that – a glamour girl and is certain to turn heads with her stunning good looks. Her breeding shows an amazing talent for showjumping and/or eventing and would also produce exceptionally talented horses as a broodmare.
Glamour is an elegant, compact type with long legs, which are valuable attributes she has inherited from her father and her dam`s father.

Glamour is by Sandhills Christiano - 16.3hh, 5yo, grey, now a gelding, by Christian 25 (imp. Gilbert Bochmann).

Christian 25 is a competitive Grand Prix showjumper in Europe.
http://stallionai.co.uk/stallions/c hristian-25/

Christiano is out of Sandhills Beetle who has the same dam as Staccato.

Beetle is by Stirling Sprite (campaigned by Vicki Roycroft in showjumping) also by Salute and out of a Double Cream (TB) mare. Double Cream has sired some very competitive showjumping horses.

Glamour`s mother is Feldale Gretel, who is a young 16hh, black, mare by Feldale Regardless R (recently deceased). He was a 16.2hh, black warmblood stallion by Regardez Moi (imp.) who was by Rubenstein. Regardless` dam is by Grand Kavalier (imp.) and out of a mare whose ancestry goes back to an Andalusian stallion who produced international eventers such as Benwerran of Coolalee.

Regardless R competed competitively up to 1*, now the new 2*, in eventing, 1.20m Show Jumping and Prix St George Dressage. He was training all Grand Prix movements with relative ease before an injury, unfortunately, ended his riding career. Regardless has influenced all of his progeny with his amazingly trainable nature and always wanting to please attitude - valuable assets needed for any successful competitor!

Regardez Moi needs no introduction. Campaigned by Heath Ryan, he was the Australian Grand Prix dressage Champion in two consecutive years and an Australian representative at the Dressage World Cup in the U.S.A.

Gretel`s dam is Belcam Garland who was by AWHA Grannus 11 (imp./Dec.) and out of a thoroughbred mare. Grannus 11 is by Granit-Grannus, the black son of Graphite. Granit-Grannus sired some 800 competition show jumping horses who earned just under DM4 million in prizemoney including 7 Olympic horses and more than 60 approved stallions. One of his sons, Graf Grannus has carried on his father`s legacy through one of his daughters – Gigantin – the dam of the increasingly important stallion, For Pleasure.

Glamour has been well handled and looked after since she was born and is for sale through no fault of her own.