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Cera
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| Location: Bloomsfield, Newmarket, UK |
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| Name of Horse: |
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Cera |
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| Date of Birth: |
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1987 |
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| Breed: |
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Holstein |
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| Country of Birth: |
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Germany |
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| Sex: |
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Mare |
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| FEI Passport number: |
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GER11049 |
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| Name of owner: |
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Team Harmony LLC |
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| Address of owner: |
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Royal Palace, Amman,
Jordan |
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| Studbook initials: |
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1 21 00464 87 |
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HM King Hussein 1st of
Jordan - HRH Princess
Haya |
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COR D. L. BRYERE |
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MANDALYN |
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CAPITANO |
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Cera was the first mare brought by His Late Majesty King Hussein
the 1st of Jordan for Team Harmony. Cera was chosen by HRH Princess
Haya at the end of her five year old year in the yard of Thomas and
Renata Fuchs in Switzerland. This mare bred by Harme Thomehlen, comes
from a female line of mares six successive generations of which jumped
Nations Cup level representing Germany. Cera herself, a mother at
three, produced Fein Cera who was leading horse in the Jerez World
Equestrian Games 2002, partnered with Peter Wilde (USA).
Cera
competed for Team Harmony, ridden and produced by the late Paul Darragh
(IRE) 1995-1997. She won 7 international CSIA Grand Prixs and twenty
nine CSIA international classes, I World Cup Qualifier (Seville). In
1997 she was moved with the rest of Team Harmony to Germany and was
ridden by HRH Princess Haya. During the eight month illness of His late
Majesty King Hussein, Princess Haya requested that Otto Becker, then
also stabled at Paul Schockemohle's continue to campaign Cera, and this
partnership won the German Championships in Gera 1998. After which she
competed successfully with HRH Princess Haya at 150 / Grand Prix level
until her retirement for stud in 2001.
Cera was selected for the Atlanta Olympics Games by the Irish
Equestrian selector's to be ridden by the late Paul Darragh, and also
selected by the German Federation selectors to represent Germany as a
team horse with Otto Becker in the World Championships in Rome 1998,
both times she was withdrawn from the selection pool by His Late
Majesty King Hussein deeming that both appearances were an honor, but
definitely not in the best interests of the mare or his daughter HRH
Princess Haya.
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Cera
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