Sinaa Stam (mare line 20 - breeding family 398)

Our horses from the Sinaa Mare Line

The famous Sinaa mare line finds its origin in 1931 with the mare Gretha XXV. And through her great-great-grandchild Ersina we come to the influential Beatrix (by Sinaeda) she is a keur preferent prestatie mare. Three daughters of Beatrix are also prestatie. One of these daughters was Morgenster, a keur preferent prestatie mare of the famous stallion Marco Polo, she is the great grandmother of our Fe-Yuna SAG

Fé Yuna SAG Ster Prestatie Sport (Spr.)

Fé-Yuna SAG came to our stable as a three-year-old. Her sire is the stallion Emmerton, this stallion jumped for years at the highest level with Jur Vrieling and is now available for breeding in Sweden. The Swedish Horse Studbook (SWB) has awarded the stallion Emmerton (Emilion x Nimmerdor) the elite predicate. The elite predicate is reserved for a very select group of stallions. Only those stallions that have proven to help the breed to advance will receive "elite" after their name. The mother of Fé-Yuna SAG is Sybersinaa, a ster prestatie mare of the stallion Corland

Sybersinaa Ster Prestatie

Sybersinaa is from the stallion Corland and he comes from the well-known Holsteiner line no. 104A, who goes directly back to Retina, who twice won the Hamburg Derby. The mother of Sybersinaa is the Keur Preferente Prestatie mare Wilhelmina of the stallion Abgar. A number of good jumpers came from Sybersinaa. Her son El Zapallo (studbook name Winnetau) jumped internationally under the Austrian rider Sigrid Grömer. her 2 daughters Hybersinaa and Fé-Yuna SAG (by Emmerton) both jump 1.30M nationally

Wilhelmina Keur Preferent Prestatie

Wilhelmina is from the stallion Abgar the thoroughbred stallion that has meant a lot for the Dutch showjumping horse breeding. Her mother is the Keur Preferente Prestatie mare Morgenster of the stallion Marco Polo. Wilhelmina keur pref (s.Abgar xx) was used for breeding. She was the full sister of the international jumping horse Maltstriker and from her offspring came horses such as Sandorado (by Gran Corrado), Sietse (by Monaco) and Vivaldi K (by Indoctro) who perform well in the international Show juming sport.

Morgenster Keur Preferent Prestatie

Morgenster descends from Marco Polo, one of the most famous stallions in the Netherlands and has the Keur Preferente Prestatie mare Beatrix as mother. Morgenster, born in 1971, produced good offspring. She is the mother of the international show jumpers Maltstriker (s.Abgar xx) and Royal Flush (s.Lucky Boy xx).

Beatrix  Keur Preferent Prestatie

The mare Beatrix was born in 1967 from the successful combination Sinaeda x Ersina model pref v. Commandeur. Beatrix immediately became a special foal and she did well at the inspections. As a two and three year old she was invited to UTV

As a two-year-old, she taught herself how to jump out of the meadows and she kept doing that up all her life. As a 20-year-old she still did that, she jumped over everything without a start. This too is firmly anchored in the Sinaa line because even the present offspring jump with ease over the fences. Beatrix has brought a lot of good results in breeding, bringing the (inter) national jumpers Daimonds Magnum (by Oldenburg), Oleandra (by Farn), Raldo Polo (by Marco Polo) and Lightfeet (by name Villach, v. Marco Polo). The breeding was continued with two daughters of Beatrix, the keur preferent prestatie and sport-spr mare Dorsinaa (by Abgar xx) and the keur preferent prestatie mare Morgenster (by Marco Polo).

Jumping is really anchored in this line and that is why this line is also among the top 40 of the Dutch mare lines as stated in an article by De Paardenkrant. The Sinaas have a lot of fighting and work ethic. They are easy to deal with, but you have to be able to deal with them, they are always in front of everything. And generation-by-generation, they have a lot of talent for jumping

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