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Halifax van het Kluizebos tops WBFSH Rolex World Ranking for fifth consecutive month

Monday, 09 October 2017
Rankings

Photo (c) Jenny Abrahamsson.
Lorenzo de Luca with Halifax van het Kluizebos. Photo (c) Jenny Abrahamsson.

A new WBFSH Rolex World Ranking List for Breeders of Jumping Horses has been published, and for a fifth consecutive month Lorenzo De Luca's Halifax van het Kluizebos (Heartbreaker x Fetiche du Pas) is on top. The 10-year-old BWP-stallion bred by Stefaan Delabie (BEL) has a total of 1900 points on the ranking list for September.

Just like last month, Halifax van het Kluizebos is followed by Martin Fuchs' Clooney 51 (Cornet Obolensky x Ferragamo) – bred by Bernd Richter (GER) – as rank two, on 1875 points. Harrie Smolders' Don VHP Z (Diamant de Semilly x Voltaire) – bred by Guy de Schuymer (BEL) – jumps up ten spots to rank three this month. The 11-year-old BWP-mare Gancia de Muze (Malito de Reve x Nimmerdor), bred by Perry De Winter (BEL) and ridden by Niels Bruynseels, stays as rank four sharing the spot with Sergio Alvarez Moya's G&C Arrayan (Baloubet du Rouet x Grannus) – bred by B.J.M. Wezenberg (NED) – up from last month's rank five.

When it comes to the WBFSH Rolex World Ranking List for Studbooks, BWP still tops with Halifax van het Kluizebos, Gancia de Muze and Eldorado van het Vijverhof (Thunder van de Zuuthoeve x Omar) as their three best representatives.

Rank two is KWPN with G&C Arrayan, Creedance (Lord Z x Notaris) and Babylotte (Dollar du Murier x Concorde) as their top three horses.

SBS follows as rank three with HH Azur (Thunder vd Zuuthoeve x Sir Lui vd Zuuthoeve), Reveur de Hurtebise HDC (Kashmir van Schuttershof x Capricieux des 6 Censes) and H&M All In (Kashmir van Schuttershof x Andiamo Z) as their most successful ambassadors.  

 


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