Ceres

Cérès QTM is an eye-catching and well-bred Westfalen filly with a curious personality and a lively, people-oriented nature. She has well-balanced, uphill gaits and a natural athleticism that makes her a strong candidate for the hunter/jumper ring. However, her bold, confident attitude suggests she could also shine in eventing.

Her pedigree is packed with proven international bloodlines, including Cardento, For Pleasure, Quidam de Revel, Cassini I, Dobel’s Cento, Acord II, and Pilot, a lineage that combines top-level jumping ability.

Her sire, Corteo W5, is a breathtaking buckskin Swedish Warmblood stallion. This young horse has a playful personality, a great conformation, as well as balanced and elastic gaits. In 2022, Corteo was presented to the Westfalen inspection and fulfilled the requirements to obtain his provisional license (Stud Book I)! He was described as having a good type, good length of stride, and a balanced canter. Over the jumps, he is clever and shows an excellent bascule.
Corteo’s sire, Cyklon 1083, is an internationally proven competitor and a direct son of Olympic Cardento. Cyklon 1083 retired to stud in 2019 with 29 career FEI wins.

Cérès’ dam, Beaulieu’s Quadrella Girl,  is a stunning mare with a strong frame, elegant presence, and elastic, expressive gaits. She has a kind, easygoing temperament that makes her a barn favorite. While she has been used exclusively as a broodmare, her full sister Que Sera is currently competing at 1.30m in Wellington, FL.
Quadrella’s sire, Beaulieu Quissini, is a well-bred stallion by the famous Quidam de Revel out a of dam by Cassini I.  He is known for producing amateur-friendly horses with strong gaits, scope, and excellent jumping technique. His offspring have gone on to succeed in jumping, dressage, and eventing.

Cérès’ second dam, Copacabana,  is a daughter of Dobel’s Cento, one of the most accomplished stallions of his generation. Cento earned over €1 million in prize money and had a decorated career, including team gold at the Sydney Olympics, team bronze in Athens, and wins at the World Cup Final (Leipzig), Aachen, and Calgary.

Cérès’ third dam,  Beaulieu’s Simply the Best, is by Acord II, winner of the 1991 performance test with scores up to 10 in showjumping and 9.67 in rideability. He went on to be reserve champion at the 1992 Bundeschampionate in Verden and became a sought-after sire for his rideability and versatility.

Cérès QTM offers an exciting opportunity for a competitive rider looking for an athletic prospect with personality and presence.

For more info please Contact Catherine Labbe on 418.540.0726 or [email protected]