Ogano
- Belgian Warmblood
- bay
- *2012
- 176 cm
Description
Ogano - an absolute athlete and outstanding sire. The Oldenburg main premium winner was successful several times in advanced (S) level show jumping and international youngster tours. His breeding performance is underlined by the Hanoverian Champion Mare Olympia, the OS Champion Mare and Oldenburg Show Jumping Champion Mare Only You, the licensed stallion On the Rocks and the winner of the Hanoverian Free Jumping Championships Oreo. Willingness to perform and attitude - two attributes that characterise the offspring of this modern jumper sire.
Ogano is currently successful in advanced level show jumping competitions. He was placed in the international youngster tours at CSI Peelbergen, Balve and Verden.
In 2018, Ogano won several medium (M) level show jumping tests. In May, Ogano already placed high in a medium (M**) level show jumping competition and qualified for the Bundeschampionat for six-year-old show jumpers. Unfortunately, he was not eligible to compete there due to his Belgian paper. Numerous other placings up to 1.35m level followed.
In 2017, Ogano finished the sport test for licensed stallions in Verden as the best five-year-old with a great final score of 9.2. His ability was awarded a 10.0, and his manner received a 9.5.
At his first show, he immediately placed second, right behind his stablemate Casino Grande.
Ogano's first foal crop was so outstanding that he was named the main premium winner of the "Oldenburg Springpferdezuchtverband". Further successes of his great hereditary performance can be found below under "Offspring".
Origin
Ogano's sire Ogano Sitte is one of the most famous sons of Darco. He was internationally very successful with Philippe Lejune. One of the greatest successes was his win in the Grand Prix of Naples. Currently, Ogano Sitte is one of the best young sires of Belgium. He was, for example, the sire with the most offspring at the French national championship.
Ogano Sitte's dam Ialta Sitte was internationally successful in big show jumping competitions herself. His granddam Gute Sitte was part of the bronze-winning-team (Belgium) of the Olympic Games 1976 in Montreal. To name the most successful descendants of Ogano Sitte, there are Aganix du Seigneur (Jos Lansink), Ikker (Olivier Philippaerts) and Gaudi (Marcus Ehning and Ludger Beerbaum).
Ogano's dam sire Diarado was winner of the Holstein licensing as well as winner of the stallion performance test, he is successful in 1.50m show. To date, there are more than 60 licensed sons of Diarado and about 200 children successful in the advanced class in Germany.
The grand dam Harmonie XXXI by Cantus is the full sister to the approved and successful jumping horse Cyrano, ridden by Gerd Sosath, and the sport horse Capitano.
This damline also produced Calato's Boy (1.50m), Clearwater (int. 1.60m), the licensed Le Quidam (int. 1.50m), the licensed Caressini (int. 1.50m), Al Capone (int. 1.50m), Celentano (int. 1.45m) and Concorde (1.40m) as well as many licensed stallions like Carnando.
Description
Ogano - an absolute athlete and outstanding sire. The Oldenburg main premium winner was successful several times in advanced (S) level show jumping and international youngster tours. His breeding performance is underlined by the Hanoverian Champion Mare Olympia, the OS Champion Mare and Oldenburg Show Jumping Champion Mare Only You, the licensed stallion On the Rocks and the winner of the Hanoverian Free Jumping Championships Oreo. Willingness to perform and attitude - two attributes that characterise the offspring of this modern jumper sire.
Ogano is currently successful in advanced level show jumping competitions. He was placed in the international youngster tours at CSI Peelbergen, Balve and Verden.
In 2018, Ogano won several medium (M) level show jumping tests. In May, Ogano already placed high in a medium (M**) level show jumping competition and qualified for the Bundeschampionat for six-year-old show jumpers. Unfortunately, he was not eligible to compete there due to his Belgian paper. Numerous other placings up to 1.35m level followed.
In 2017, Ogano finished the sport test for licensed stallions in Verden as the best five-year-old with a great final score of 9.2. His ability was awarded a 10.0, and his manner received a 9.5.
At his first show, he immediately placed second, right behind his stablemate Casino Grande.
Ogano's first foal crop was so outstanding that he was named the main premium winner of the "Oldenburg Springpferdezuchtverband". Further successes of his great hereditary performance can be found below under "Offspring".
Origin
Ogano's sire Ogano Sitte is one of the most famous sons of Darco. He was internationally very successful with Philippe Lejune. One of the greatest successes was his win in the Grand Prix of Naples. Currently, Ogano Sitte is one of the best young sires of Belgium. He was, for example, the sire with the most offspring at the French national championship.
Ogano Sitte's dam Ialta Sitte was internationally successful in big show jumping competitions herself. His granddam Gute Sitte was part of the bronze-winning-team (Belgium) of the Olympic Games 1976 in Montreal. To name the most successful descendants of Ogano Sitte, there are Aganix du Seigneur (Jos Lansink), Ikker (Olivier Philippaerts) and Gaudi (Marcus Ehning and Ludger Beerbaum).
Ogano's dam sire Diarado was winner of the Holstein licensing as well as winner of the stallion performance test, he is successful in 1.50m show. To date, there are more than 60 licensed sons of Diarado and about 200 children successful in the advanced class in Germany.
The grand dam Harmonie XXXI by Cantus is the full sister to the approved and successful jumping horse Cyrano, ridden by Gerd Sosath, and the sport horse Capitano.
This damline also produced Calato's Boy (1.50m), Clearwater (int. 1.60m), the licensed Le Quidam (int. 1.50m), the licensed Caressini (int. 1.50m), Al Capone (int. 1.50m), Celentano (int. 1.45m) and Concorde (1.40m) as well as many licensed stallions like Carnando.
Semen order
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Oldenburg-International, Oldenburg, Holstein, Hanover, southern German associations, other breeding associations on demand
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Offspring
Main premium winner Oldenburg-InternationalSire of the Oldenburg Champion Mare of four-year old show jumpers and OS Champion Mare Jova OLD/Only YouSire of the Hanoverian Champion Mare Olympia 2022Sire of the winner of the Hanoverian Free Jumping Championships, Oscar D
2021 Jova OLD by Ogano x Balou du Rouet was Oldenburg Champion Mare of 4-year-old show jumpers. Ridden by Bernd Osterkamp, the young mare showed an impressive round in the final of the Oldenburg Championship, as she did in the qualifier. Oreo by Ogano x Lordanos from the successful breeding of Siegfried Rempe from Garrel secured the reserve victory in the championship. Oreo OLD already attracted attention as a foal. He became foal champion at the 9th Lemwerder Foal Championships. Egbert Schep from the Netherlands commented on the winner at that time as "quite modern, blood marked, a top model".
Jova OLD was already a celebrated OS champion mare in 2020 under the name Only You. Sporty, chic, always light footed and capable at the jump, rated with a 9.0 in free jumping and predestined for the big show jumping sport, was the verdict at the mare show.
In 2022, Olympia by Ogano x Diacontinus, bred by Enrico Messelis, was the Hanoverian Champion Mare, winning the Herwart von der Decken Show in Verden.
Oscar D by Ogano x Quantus, bred by Patricia Duchac's training stable, won the Hanoverian Free Jumping Championships in 2021 with a score of 27.7 (technique 9.0, ability 9.5, overall impression 9.2).
At the Holstein licensing, his son On the Rocks out of Lea VI by Cassini I x Caretino received a positive licensing score.
In 2017, Ogano was named the main premium winner of the Oldenburg-International Verband because of his particularly good first crop and his own performance.
Ogano's first crop convinces with very modern, long-legged foals. On the occasion of his offspring evaluation, Oldenburg licensing commissioner Dr. Evelin Schlotmann commented on his foals as follows:
"So many very good foals in the final ring. (...) We think this was an extremely convincing start. Foals that are very well laid out, long-legged, very harmonious in body (...). Eleven foals in the final ring - we don't have that often. With correct foundations (...), obviously this stallion refines.
In trot, all foals convinced with an absolutely active hind leg and have a lot of activity and dynamics, (...) all constructed uphill.
These foals have all convinced in canter. And that really impressed us here. Beautiful types, easy-going, a modern jumper breeding sire as we would like to see."
In addition to the winning foal of the 9th Lemwerder Foal Championships, the winning foal of the 11th Lemwerder Foal Championships also has Ogano for a sire. The colt, bred by Werner Weddehage from Nikolausdorf, descends from Ogano x Landor S x Zeus.
