Stallions: Sport Horse |
PARCIVAL
1997 KWPN-NA Bay - 16.3 h/1.70 m
| Owner: | Amy Bock |
Photo: S. Stickle 
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| Breeder: | Herman and Erna ter Huurne, Holland | |
| Contact: |
Amy Bock 13833 Wellington Trace E-4 #238 Wellington, FL USA 33414 |
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| Stable: | HighBar Farm, Loxahatchee, FL | |
| Tel: | 561-247-4337 | |
| Fax: | 561-935-9765 | |
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| Web: | ParcivalOnline.com | |
| Stud Fee: | $1,100 USD | |
| Booking: | $150 not included | |
| Semen: | Frozen w/LFG Limited fresh by special order | |
| Licensed: | Oldenburg NA/ISR; German Oldenburg (GOV); RPSI |
Parcival has the character, conformation, and bloodlines for success in any discipline. He is a successful international dressage competitor competing on the International High Performance Circuit in Florida. In 2007-2008, Parcival earned USDF Horse of the Year Awards at Intermediaire I (KWPN All-Breeds A/A) and Prix St. Georges (USDF A/A and KWPN All-Breeds A/A) and was the Markel Amateur Winter Champion at Int. I (avg. 69.277%) and PSG (avg. 69.361%).
Parcival's star-studded pedigree (Lancelot, Voltaire, Lucky Boy, Nimmerdor) has also made him very attractive to jumpers. Both his sire and dam line have produced many successful Grand Prix and international jumpers, including U.S. WEG trials winners Pavarotti and Tristan (both by Lancelot), Jeroen Dubbeldam's grand prix mount Nassau (sharing dam-line Jolanda), and approved stallion Hamar (Mythens x Tamara), successful with USET rider Laura Chapot and sire of successful grand prix jumpers such as Blue Danube.
Parcival's first U.S. foal arrived in June 2010 and is a stunning filly that reflects his beauty and temperament. Parcival's 2011 foal crop saw an incredible group of individuals out of both warmblood and thoroughbred mares, and every color from black to chestnut to a rare and stunning pure white. All exhibit athletic conformation and exceptional character. More photos and video available at www.ParcivalOnline.com and on Parcival Online's Facebook page.
 2010 Parcival Filly Stilletto at 1 week |
 Photo: S. Stickle |
