FANTINE VT
2006 Chestnut Oldenburg NA Filly (born April 17)
Wendekreis (Ferdinand)
Wendulan
Duellinda (Duellant)
Fabriano
Azur (Absatz)
Agmara
Lantana (Leutnant)
What a Pleasure (Bold Ruler)
Unmistaken
Big Mistake (Barbizon)
Unmistaken Habit* xx
Double Zeus (Spring Double)
Mythical Memories
Be My Habit (Habitony)

Fantine VT, August 2008

SIRE: FABRIANO won his stallion test at Adelheidsdorf with a score of 128.55 for dressage, 132.27 for jumping and an overall score of 133.02. His breeding values for dressage, jumping, conformation and rideability are all well above average. His foals are known for outstanding minds and exceptional talent both for jumping and dressage. He has produced more than 10 approved sons, including Fabuleaux, a leading sire in the US. Son Felix is Olympian Debbie McDonald's next international Grand Prix dressage mount, and Fabriano daughters are cherished in broodmare bands around the world. Fabriano foals inherit their father's free shoulder, strong hindquarters and elastic, rhythmic gaits, along with his super rideability.

DAM: UNMISTAKEN HABIT* is a lovely Thoroughbred mare who had a career as a show hunter before coming to Virginia Tech. In September, 2006, Unmistaken Habit scored 105 points at her ISR/Oldenburg NA Mare Inspection, earning her the title of Premium Mare and 'star status'! She received scores of 8 for both her head as well as breed and sex type.

FANTINE VT is a stunning filly and the first foal from her Premium mother. At her ISR/Oldenburg NA inspection, she was named a Premium Foal, with an overall score of 8.2. As a two-year-old, she won the 2YO Fillies class at the FEH show at Virginia Tech. Fantine was bred to be a super hunter prospect and has her father's wonderful disposition and hack-winning movement. We are delighted with this young filly, and thank Karen Felder for the donation of frozen Fabriano semen that helped create this lovely youngster!
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Left: Fantine VT and her dam Unmistaken Habit - September 2006