Description

Beauty and athleticism collide!

Coco Quito has all the pedigree a competitive rider wants well-presented in a lovely package. His modern frame displays the correct mix of Thoroughbred with Hoslteiner that is needed for today's performance demands.

The sire of Coco Quito is Coconut Grove, who was shown to great international success by German Camargo of Colombia, is the one of the world's top Thoroughbred stallions. After a career in which he qualified for the Olympics, competed at World Cup events, and placed in the American Invitational, he retired for breeding to become one of the most widely acclaimed outcross stallions for warmblood breeding in recent times.

Coco Quito's dam Uphorea is from the number one ranked showjumping family, stamm 776. This family has been prolifically successful in sport and has produced dozens of approved stallions including Acorado I & II, Ramiro, Lucky Boy, Lordanos, and Calvados I & II. Uphorea's sire Quite Capitol, is by Quidam de Revel from the full sister of Capitol I. Though now used solely for breeding, Quite Capitol was 8^th in the German Young Horse Championships at age 5, and then finished 6^th the following year, after winning all the qualifying classes leading up to these finishes.

Further in the mare's pedigree are the stallions Ramiro and the foundation sire Landgraf I, both found in the core of traditional Holsteiner breeding.