Cum Laude

Offspring receiving 8s and 9s on gaits

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Cum Laude has it all: exceptional movement, great character and striking beauty. He was successful in the show ring as a young horse, finishing fifth in the Pavo Cup as a six-year-old. He continued up the levels, winning several national competitions at the ZZ-Zwaar and Prix St. Georges levels, including freestyles with scores to 78%. He made his CDI small tour debut in 2018 at the World Championships for Young Horses, where he won the CDI1* Prix St. Georges class with a 71.618%. In 2019, Cum Laude advanced to the CDI3* level.

Cum Laude is a crowd favorite who loves to do prize givings. Everyone who knows him comments on his friendly, confident personality–a trait he passes on to his offspring. These sons and daughters often receive 9s on gaits and rideability. He’s the sire of numerous Elite mares, stallions selected for the second ring of the KWPN stallion show, dressage winners, breed show champions and horses competing at the KWPN National Championships.

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Notable Offspring

Pedigree

Cum Laude

International Grand Prix competitor. Represented the Netherlands at the World Equestrian Games and at world’s biggest shows, like CDIO5* Aachen and Rotterdam. Bronze medal at the 2019 Dutch National Championships and finished 8th at the 2019 World Cup Final with an 80.782% in the Grand Prix Freestyle. Apache the sire of 17 Grand Prix offspring, including: Gio–team and individual bronze medals at the Tokyo Olympics with scores as high as 89.040%; Flanell– team gold and individual gold and silver medals at the 2021 European Under Twenty-Five Championships, with an 81.955% in the Grand Prix Freestyle; Gladstone Zee T– the Brentina Cup Champion at the US Festival of Champions in 2021.

Apache, Pref. 

Prix St. Georges winner and notable sire of six Grand Prix offspring, along with three Approved stallions.

UB40, Keur 

Olivi, Keur 

Kilucienne, Keur/Sport/Pref./Prest. 

Tolanda, Elite/Pref.
Prest./PROK 

International Grand Prix horse and sire of 34 Grand Prix horses and 23 Approved sons

Krack C 

Olanda, Star/Pref./Prest. 

Cum Laude’s motherline is highly recognized for performance success, producing CDI Four and Five Star Grand Prix horses, including Equirelle, ridden by Olympian Guenter Seidel, a CDI Three and Four Star winner. Pacharel produced seven offspring who competed in dressage, including two at the Prix St. Georges level and above. Pacharel’s brother, Rapsodie T (by Gribaldi, Preferent), competed in Grand Prix to the CDI4* level.

Pacharel T, Pref./Prest. 

The legendary sire of 51 Grand Prix horses and 132 Approved sons. Father of the international sensation Warum Nicht, the 2007 World Cup Finals Champion with Isabell Werth, and Wie Weltmeyer, Emma Hindle’s 2004 Olympic horse.

Weltmeyer 

World Cup I 

Anka, St. H. 

Kacharel T, Keur/Prest. 

Had 40 wins at Grand Prix before becoming one of the most important sires of all time, producing 38 Grand Prix horses and 113 approved sons.

Rubinstein I 

Rikkilane, H. 

Genetics + Health

EVA Status

Negative

FFS Status

Non-Carrier

Color Testing Results

Black E/e

Homozygous a/a

D-OC Score

96

Cum Laude

2010 KWPN

Sire:

Apache, Preferent

Dam:

Pacharel T, Pref/Prestatie 

Damsire:

Weltmeyer

Color:

Black

Height:

17.2 H

Breeder:

J.A.M. Schel

Approval:

KWPN, HAN, OLD, ARS

Available:

Cooled LFG

$1,500  

Per Dose Cooled

$750

Frozen

$750

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