Anydale Ron

Biography:

Anydale Ron SL was born in the Netherlands and imported to Germany by Hans Hermann Tjarks as a 2-year-old. He was approved as a stallion at 3-years-old at Weser-Ems and at 10-years-old at Schleswig-Holstein. He came first in performance tests at Neustadt in 1995, have obtained remarkable marks (seven 10 out of 10 for jumping and for his character for example). Initially used solely for breeding, he only started his sporting career at 10-years-old, in Germany, after being purchased in the autumn of 2000 by the Kock-Evers as a ride for their son Jakob. He progressed very rapidly with him then with several other riders and obtained the following results: 3 wins and 7 places in the top five in SPR A (1m10) classes, 10 wins and 42 places in the top five in SPR L (1m20) classes, 5 wins and 30 places in the top five in SPR MB (1m30) classes, in German national as well as international competitions. In all he accumulated more than 150 places and 5,389€ of winnings during his German career, which lasted until the end of the 2007 season.

In 2008, Anydale Ron SL was exported to Denmark and passed into the hands of a young rider, Shannon Meinert Ketterle with whom the good results were soon forthcoming. 1st in a 1m30 class at Fredensborg, 1st in a 1m20 class at Billund, 2nd in another at Nyk Falster…; then in internationals: 3rd in the CSIOP Nations Cup at Fontainebleau (0+0), 2nd in the Nations Cup at Moorsele (Belgium) (4+0), 3rd in a 1m30 class and 4th in a 1m35 class in the CSIOP at Wierden (Netherlands); 4th in the individual championships ’Nordic Baltic‘ (Denmark + Norway + Sweden + Finland) and team 1st; 6th in the individual finals at the European Championships at Avenches and team 4th (0+4) - at his first participation! ; 5th at the Danish Championships…

A season marked by two rest periods (one for the freezing of his semen in France and the other due to injury), Anydale Ron SL was nevertheless placed 11th in the CSIP Grand Prix at Moorsele, won the National Grand Prix at Nykøbing Falster, won a 1m30 class at the Baltic Cup, won a Nations Cup type class, and was placed 2nd in the CSIP Grand Prix at the JBK International Horse Show, was placed 10th in the CSIP Grand Prix at Neeroeteren… and qualified for a second participation at the European Championships. Arriving in France in the autumn, he passed to a young French rider with whom he immediately started competing in the big classes. The pair notably finished 3rd in the Grand Prix des As at Reims, 6th at Le Mans, 4th in the Grand Prix des As Excellence at Mantes St Martin and 5th in the Grand Prix des As Excellence at Compiègne, achieving an IPO of 129 in 2010.

Grand Prix des As Excellence at Haras du Pin, 4th in that held at Liverdy, won the one held at Lyon and finished 6th in the one at the Salon du Cheval in Paris, having won the speed class on the first day.  They were equally placed 2nd in the Grand Prix des As Excellence at Le Mans, 6th in the Grand Prix des As Excellence at Jardy.

• His results make him number 4 in the Top 12 of the best performing international show jumping stallions in Europe and the leading stallion in sporting activity.
• When competing Anydale Ron shows exceptional sporting qualities at the top level: a remarkable style with a lovely action in front, an excellent use of his back, lots of energy and enthusiasm, a huge respect for the jumps and all the scope necessary to succeed in the biggest classes.

• Anydale Ron SL is ranked 31st of the leading sires of show jumping winners out of the stallions aged under 20 years old in Germany and 34 of his offspring have competed.
• One of his 14-year-old daughters, Moorland’s Marcia, competing in M Classes (1m30) in Germany was his best representative in 2010.  His son Anydale For Pleasure was crowned the Netherlands eventing champion (L) with an 11-year-old rider and his daughter Pearl is regularly placed in Denmark over 1m20.
• Anydale Ron SL has 23 daughters who are broodmares of which 5 are classed as ‘Staatsprämien’. He has also a stallion grandson (by the dam), Lex, Dutch New Forest, classed as ‘Prestatie’.
• His progeny seem very representative of their father, males and females alike, all easy to work with and having Ron’s character and his excellent jumping ability.
•  His first French progeny were born in 2010 and are very much appreciated, notably the pure-bred New Forests, as the results of his foals show:
- Alter Ego d’Emery (Nf, by Judith de Civry out of Perac des Etangs), 1st of the colt foals at the Nationals in 2010
- Anydale Ru Flavien (Nf, f, out of Star Ru Flavien by Etoile d'Hardy), 2nd of the filly foals at the Nationals in 2010

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