About Cero Blue TN
Cero Blue TN combines his fantastic dam line with his promising sire Chacoon Blue.
This Chacco Blue son is seen by many as one of the successors of his famous father and seems to pass on his classic way of jumping, rideability and the ability of Chacco Blue to his offspring.
Cero Blue TN’s grandfather Balou du Rouet can be seen as one of the best jumping stallions of the moment with numerous offspring at the highest level.
Cero Blue TN has excellent technique whilst jumping, time and time again with a good shape and shows a lot of power.
Cero Blue TN has won several four-year classes in 2021.
During the world championship young horses in Lanaken, Cero Blue TN proved several times that he can compete with the best horses of his year.
Cero Blue TN can add quality, appearance, rideability and attitude to breeding!
Sire
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As a five-year-old, Chacoon Blue achieved great sporting success with wins and placings in young horse and intermediate classes. At the end of the year he passed the 30-day test in Schlieckau, and finished as one of the three equal show jumping champions with a sensational mark of 9,40. For free jumping, ability at the jump and character he received the maximum mark of 10.0. In 2015, he was the easy winner of the
Dobrock show jumping championships, was a finalist at the German national championships and then effortlessly made the step up to higher classes; he has already won S-level show-jumping competitions and was second at the Young Horse Championship of seven-year-olds in Warendorf at S** level.
Damline
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Cero Blue TN’s granddam, Zera, jumped at 1.60m level under Pato Muente and later Victoria Vargas; Zera became world famous when she won the Hamburg Derby in 2017. Zera’s granddam is the famous Fein Cera of Peter Wylde, whose dam Cera also jumped at 1.60m level under Paul Darragh and Otto Becker. In addition, Fein Cera was at the basis of the Olympic show jumper Ornellaia ridden by John Whitaker and Peter Moloney, the stallion By Cera d’Ick and the Grand Prix show jumper Echo of Light – also successful under John Whitaker.
