Classic Opera

Classic Primitive x Weltregent H

Sport Horse GB Graded Stallion, Dark Bay, 152cm

WFFS Negative

Available throughout Europe via S.E.H, stocked in France and Belgium 

Our Five Year Old Sport Horse GB Graded Stallion Is Starting His First Season Under Saddle.

Classic Opera finished his first season British Eventing as a 5 year old with a Win at Speetley on just his Dressage Score in the 20s. Consistently getting 70+% marks in his Dressage tests, and has double clears and British Show Jumping Association (BSAJ) Prize winnings.

Having had a CCI**** Burghley Mare at the start of his stud career, he has continued to attract the very best mares from Eventing and Showing. This is in parallel to his own very successful career in the Show Ring culminating to being a Cuddy In Hand Finalist at Horse of The Year Show.

His In Hand Showing Record is exceptional and a credit to his versatility. He has either won or been Champion in the following In Hand Classes; Hunter, Sports Horse, Small Hunter, Sports Pony and Show Hunter Pony.

As a yearling took the Hunters In Hand (1st) at Equifest, Champion In Hand Hunter at Equitest, Sports Horse In Hand at Equifest (1st), Hunters In Hand (1st) Bucks County, Small Hunters (1st) The National Hunter Show.

As a 3 year old he was shown just 3 times at County Level and went Champion on all 3 occasions. He was 1st and Champion at Derbyshire Festival, 1st and Champion at Cheshire County, 1st and Champion at NPS Summer Championships and Overall Cuddy Qualifier winner. He was a HOYS Cuddy Finalist at Horse of The Year Show 2015.  These are all prestigious British in hand competitions for young potential sport horses.

Classic Opera’s dam Weltmusik is a jet black Hanoverian Elite Graded mare and she is also the dam of the first horse in Great Britain to score a perfect ten for type at the British Equestrian Federation Futurity. In her own sire Weltregent H she shares a paternal line with some of the worlds most famous dressage sires via both Weltmeyer & Donnerhall. Weltregent H is no stranger to accolades in that he is the grandsire of Woodlander Farouche’s first foal who was the highest scoring foal ever at the British Equestrian Federation Futurity scoring 9.79.