Dam: Rebeca (JNU)
Brasonado’s dam, Rebeca (JNU) is a Núncio (JNU) brood mare, just like
Lantejoula (JNU), the dam of
Berloque Interagro and Alcazar
Interagro; and Rabina (JNU), dam of
Baluarte Interagro. The Núncio
mares are all from pure Veiga origin, have an extremely high degree of
consanguinity and are not available in the market. Through a special
concession from the Núncio family, Interagro is the only breeder to obtain
a group of these treasured mares. These females are a valuable asset for
any top level breeding program that can use the proper stallions to fully
match their extraordinary genetic power and transmit it to their offspring.
Brasonado Interagro differs from his two Collection brothers, Alcazar and
Berloque who are by Perdigueiro (MAC); Brasonado comes from Quínio, thus
having the Quina (CI) contribution from Xique Xique (CI) and the Andrade (SA)
blood of Cyclope (SA), one of the Founding Mares of the Interagro Lineage.
The selection of three Núncio (JNU) horses by the Trainer’s committee in
charge of choosing the best prospects for the Collection is a strong
confirmation of the reputation these horses enjoy as one of the most
functional lineages in the breed. To date, Rebeca (JNU) has an Interagro
offspring of three, Brasonado being the second born after the mare, Zagaia
Interagro.
Interagro Dam’s progeny: Zagaia Interagro by Nicola (MAC) on 13/Oct/2003
Estrela Interagro by Tufão Interagro on 21/Oct/2008
Trainer’s opinion This lovely, elegant son of Quinio Interagro already demonstrates a very
noble character. Brasonado Interagro is a perfect combination of
athleticism and trainability. His coat shimmers in the sun, his body has
great proportions, and he is still growing. Brasonado’s father, Quinio
Interagro, stands at 16.3 1/2 hands, has exceptional gaits and the most
docile and noble temperament -- all the qualities that are indispensable
to a dressage competitor. Now add Brasonado Interagro’s grandfather,
Xique-Xique (CI), into the mix, and you have one of the most influential
dressage lines at Interagro today. Only two of Quinio Interagro’s
offspring have ever been sold at a collection: Xisto Interago and Xotogan
Interagro, both in 2008. Definitely a “cool character,” this special
stallion likes to express himself vocally, but is calm and well-behaved. A
happy horse who likes his job, he is great out on a hack. He promises to
be a good choice for an amateur with a good training program. This kind
stallion is easy to sit and demonstrates potential to have an impressive
trot in the future! Given Brasonado Interagro fine bloodlines and
abilities, he is an excellent dressage prospect.