Chacco Amicor

Chacco Amicor was an inherent part of the Polish Nations Cup team for years. Successful many times in 1.60 m show jumping, this tall son of the legendary Chacco-Blue impressed among the top Polish riders Jaroslaw Skryczynski and Jan Bobik.

Chacco Amicor particularly impresses with his extremely powerful jumping and a great, large canter. In terms of sport, Chacco Amicor celebrated a number of international successes at the highest level, including victory in the World Cup qualification in Budapest and victory in a 1.50 m competition at the CSI4* in Poznan. A whole series of Nations Cup successes with the Polish team as well as medals at the Polish Championships can be added to his success.

Sire Chacco-Blue, third in the CHIO Aachen Grand Prix, is making breeding history. For years he was the undisputed leader of the WBFSH ranking of the most successful sires and is currently in second place. Around 70 licensed sons, a current offspring lifetime earnings total of almost 8.5 million euros and around 525 offspring successful in class S and better, many of them in the 1.60 m course, speak volumes. Hardly any other stallion influences current international top sport as much as Chacco-Blue.

Mother’s father Cento jumped from success to success over the years under today’s German national coach Otto Becker. The two celebrated great successes, such as the team gold medal at the Olympic Games in Sydney in 2000, the team bronze medal at the Olympic Games in Athens in 2004 and the title of European team champion in 2003 as well as victory in the prestigious Grand Prix of Aachen. Cento also enjoyed great popularity as a sire and sired a whole armada of internationally successful sport horses at the 1.60 m level with lifetime earnings of around 2 million euros as well as 17 licensed sons.

In the third generation, the Holsteiner Capitol I son Centauer Z rounds off Chacco-Amicor’s pedigree. Even successful in 1.50 m show jumping, Centauer Z also presents a whole series of internationally successful offspring.

Chacco Amicor’s dam Quickcent represents one of the best dam lines from Paul Schockemöhle’s Gestüt Lewitz. Even successful in 1.45 m show jumping under the sport name Cesanne with David Will, Quickcent gave birth to three internationally successful 1.60 m, one 1.50 m, three 1.45 m and three 1.40 m successful sport horses . Grandmother Quicklight also demonstrated her hereditary strength with three internationally successful offspring up to 1.55 m, 1.50 m and 1.45 m.