COMILFO PLUS Z

The spectacle, Comilfo Plus Z. He moved through the arena like a ballerina, captivating everyone with his sensational and explosive jumping style—a unique combination of aptitude, sharp technique, and a light-footedness rarely seen before. As the sport evolves, courses are becoming more technical, requiring equine athletes to adapt quickly and to possess a strong instinct for the sport—qualities Comilfo Plus Z and his offspring are renowned for.

 The oldest progeny of Comilfo Plus Z are making waves in the sport today. Kent Farrington’s Landon (Crack de Nyze Z) has achived multiple victories, and podium finishes in 5* 1.60m Grand Prix’s. They claimed Team Gold and an individual Silver at the 2023 Pan American Games and were awarded FEI's best horse-and-rider combination in 2023. At the highest levels at 4* and 5* competitions, we also see outstanding performances from horses, such as 4* 1.60m Grand Prix jumping Cordis Totalis Z, Comanchero de Poteau Z and Henrik von Eckermann’s Grand Prix mare, Cadjanine Four Seasons Z. At just 9 years old, she debuted at 1.55m level, finishing double clear and placed in the 5* 1.55m in Stuttgart. Close behind, there is an extensive group of talented 8- and 9-year-olds excelling at 1.45m - 1.50m level, pushing through towards the highest levels.

 There is a significant demand from top stables and elite riders for the progeny of Comilfo Plus Z, as he effectively passes on his own qualities so strongly. Intelligence, light-footedness, technique, balance and athletic capacity - the tools of the trade in modern-day showjumping! And when it comes to passing on these qualities, Comilfo Plus Z is simply unmatched!