An elegant bay filly bred to jump take an ambitious rider to the highest levels. Sired by the internationally reknown show jumper, Burggraaf, a son of Landgraf I, who died in 2006 and has very few offspring offered for sale now. In his first season as a breeding stallion, Burggraaf covered only 40 mares, but from that year, two foals went on to become international showjumpers, under the Austrian rider, Thomas Frühmann and Holland's Roelof Bril. Roelof Bril was also the rider who started Burggraaf in national and international competitions. The pair cleared the puissance wall at Indoor Brabant at a height of 2.10 metres (almost 7 feet!)
 

According to Bril: "Burggraaf is a great horse to ride, and he knows what it is to work. The fine character he has in the sport, he passes on to his children, and that gives him the possibility to grow and become one of the important Dutch stallions." Burggraaf combines two of the most successful Holstein jumping lines: Landgraf and Cor de la Bryère. On his maternal side he goes back to the famous Holstein lineage 7126, a family which has produced the approved stallions: Acord I & II, Acrobat I, II, III, Arico, Fra Diavolo, Chicago and Freeman. Burggraaf’s most successful jumping progeny have included Leslie Howard’s S’Blieft, Roelof Bril’s Burggravin, Peter Wylde’s Kuno, Piet Raymakers’ Now or Never, and Thomas Fruhmann’s Procobs Dumbo.

Baylee is out of a daughter of Olympic Gold Medal winning jumper and member of the Gold Medal winning Olympic jumping team, Dobel's Cento. The dam of this filly is uniquely talented with wins through M-level in both jumping and dressage. Born in May 2010, this filly has tremendous potential in jumping and dressage.

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