Registered Name: Phil van de Wezelse Heihoeve
Sire: Cornet Obolensky
Dam Sire: Mr. Blue
BWP NUMBER: 056-002-W00311689
Height: 16.1
Date of Birth: June 14, 2015
Country of Birth: Belgium
Breeder: Luc Aertsen
Year Licensed:2022
Stud Fee: $2000
Booking Fee: Contact Owner
Shipped Semen: Frozen
EVA Status: n/a
Standing At: Santos Stables, Quebec, Canada
Contact:David Arcand
Email: davidarcand@hotmail.com
Owner of Record: David Arcand
Bio and Performance Record: Phil has had a tremendous start to his career here in North America under the guidance of Grand Prix rider, David, Arcand. Together they have posted faultless rounds at 1.40-145m including a win in the 1.45m Classique Estivale II and several 1.40m clears during WEF 2023.
Phil is by the legendary BWP Ambassador Stallion, Cornet Obolensky, who under Marco Kutscher, had an illustrious show jumping career including; 1st CSIO5* 2012 Rotterdam (NED) (1.60m); 1st CSIO5* 2008 Barcelona (ESP) (1.60m); 2nd CSIO5* 2012 Aachen (GER) (1.60m); 2nd CSI5*-W 2009 Bordeaux (FRA) (1.60m); 4th CSI5* GCT 2012 Valkenswaard (NED) (1.60m). As a sire, Cornet Obolensky has produced some top competitors including Clooney (Ferragamo), Comme il Faut (Ramiro), Cornado NRW (Acobat) and Balou du Reventon.
Cornet Obolensky was from Clinton’s first crop of foals. His dam, Rabanna van Costersveld was an advanced showjumper in Britain, and her sire Heartbreaker is one of the most successful sons of Nimmerdor. Rabanna van Costersveld is the half-sister to the BWP stallion, Vivaldo van Costerfeld (by Clinton) who sold for €150,000 in the Fences auctions, and competed successfully with Roger Yves Bost winning 1.45 classes at Stuttgart and Dublin, 1.50 classes at Bordeaux, Paris and Goteborg, and a Grand Prix at Arezzo in the 2013 season. The dam of Rabanna and Vivaldo, Holivea van Costersveld was herself an advanced showjumper and also produced the international competitor, Querido (by Feinschnitt I).
Phil comes from a very strong 1.45m-1.50m producing damline and we’re excited to see what this combination continues to produce in sport for the future.