Mc Jonnas	Mineral	Mys	Flying Star
			Myjaxa
		Myjava (3)	Marin Lipsky
			Jiskra
	Nugeta	Quoniam Zakupski	Quoniam 118
			Hilda
		Alena	Almhirt Tynsky
			Litva

Mineral

(1) Mineral stands at stud in the Czech Republic and has sired a great number of sport horses, broodmares and stallions. His progeny have been sold around the world and proves a popular choice with breeders in his homeland. Mineral is described as being a stallion with very good exterior, impressive looks, of dark golden palomino colour, with good movement and easy to ride. In his 100 day performance test he had the best mark for rideability and was approved in 1999. Progeny of Mineral are described as being "sufficiently powerful, of good type and easy to ride". His best progeny are "Centra", "Galan", "Iluse" and "Minor" in show jumping and Fanfan and Melante in dressage.

Photo courtesy of Anna Reinbergerová

Mys

(2) Mys. His TB sire Mys x has been recorded as being the best sprinter in the Czech Republic for three consecutive years (1984 -1986)

His sire "Flying Star" (Worden) was second in the Czech Derby and sire of numerous jumpers. "My Flying" a full brother to Mys show jumped to S level (International)

Myjaxa the dam of "Mys" was a descendant of many great steeple chasers including "Mocná" and "Mighty Mor" winners of the Pardubice steeplechase race.

Myjava

(3) Myjava Mineral's dam was an elite mare, having produced 13 progeny, a number of which have competed with success in both show jumping and dressage. She was the daughter of one of the best palomino stallions in the Czech republic "Marin Lipský"

Myjava also produced two other stallions asides Mineral, his full brother "Mistral" and "My Boy" used for breeding in Germany (also known as "Oklan" Pictured Left) My Boy was a son of the Russian Trakehner stallion "Obvod"

"Myjava's" daughter the buckskin mare Mija by "Amon" competed up to Grand Prix in show jumping.

The bloodlines of "Marin Lipský" appears in many pedigrees of successful sport horses sporting the golden robes of palomino and buckskin horses throughout the world.

Cesar

Marin Lipský was the result of the line breeding of yet another famous racing palomino "Cesar" pictured left who was a successful racehorse in 1856 and who's lines trace back to what is believed to be the founder of the ancient Bohemian Golden riding Horses developed by Count Octavian Kinsky, founder of the Equus Kinsky stud book.

Almhirt Týnský

The maternal damline introduces yet more of the famous Kinsky bloodlines, this time through the grand dam "Alena" by the famous palomino show jumper "Almhirt Týnský" by Almhirt.

Almhirt Týnský pictured left, competed in Germany under the name "Controversy" and was successful at M level (1.40 m) He was one of the most popular sires in recent Kinsky breeding.

Standing 1.69m in height, Almhirt Týnský was renown for passing on his willingness to work and kind temperament. It is perhaps the height of Mineral and Almirt combined that seems to prevail to McJonnas's youngstock as he consistantly adds height to his foals despite measuring only 1.64 himself.

McJonnas's dam "Nugeta" reveals a pedigree steeped in the influential bloodlines and history of the Russian Trakehner.

Her sire "Quonium Zapusky" traces back to several of the greatest foundation Trakehner sires of today through the bloodlines of "Quonium" (ex Gavor) pictured left by Guido.

From Guido's sire line stemmed the famous horses Marduc, Anduc, Hyllos, Solero TSF and Creon who eventually led to Komet and thus Doruto, the most influential Trakehner dressage sire of the KWPN today

Komet

Born in 1952, Komet the black Trakehner was a champion and top prize winning stallion of particular beauty who stood as Chief Stallion at Schmoel.  He then went on to stand at the state-run establishment at Achselschwang in Bavaria where he contributed to the Bavarian horse breeding industry numerous premium mares and licensed stallions.  He was a great mover, demonstrating energetic, rhythmical paces.  Komet proved to be an important producer of excellent quality riding and competition horses.

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Dimaggio

(1) Dimaggio was World Breeding Champion in 2000, he competed at Grand Prix dressage and is proving himself as a sire of Dressage horses

Don Primero

(2) Don Primero was an international dressage horse and the producer of at least 15 international dressage horses

  Donnerhall

⁽³⁾ Donnerhall is the most successful dressage horse in the world and looks back on an exemplary career. He managed like no other sire of his generation to combine success in breeding and in sport alike. In 1986 Donnerhall was the German DLG Champion in Hanover. After many wins in Grand Prix, Grand Prix Special and freestyle classes at International level he became German champion in Mannheim with his constant rider Karin Rehbein in 1994, team world champion and individual bronze medal winner in The Hague. This was followed by another climax in 1997: Team gold and individual bronze at the European Dressage Championships in Verden. In 1998 he was once more included in the German world championship team and with Karin Rehbein was a member of the gold medal team in Rome, where he attained fourth place in the individual results. Donnerhall won the World Cup European League, as well as being the Oldenburg dressage stallion of the year in 1997 and 1998 respectively.

^{He is a prolific sire of dressage horses and has at least 60 who have competed internationally.}

Donnerwetter

^{Donnerhall's father Donnerweter was himself an International dressage horse. He has produced over 50 graded sons and 35 state premium mares.}

Pik Bube

^{(4) Fantasia's sire Pik Bube was a Grand Prix dressage horse, his sire}

Pik Koenig

 Pik Koenig (PikAs/Abhang)s/is considered the most important son of the famous Thoroughbred sire of showjumpers, Pik As xx. Pik König sired 19 Approved sons and 22 State Premium mares. His offspring - such as Pirol 37 - were mainly successful in showjumping. With a dressage index of 126, and a jumping index of 131, Pik König had an overall rating of 129. His sire, Pik As xx stood at the State Stud Celle from 1953-69, where he sired four approved sons.  

World Cup I

^{(5) World Cup I is recognised as an important dressage sire with numerous offspring competing at International level.}

Graditz

^{(6) Graditz is the sire of the famous International dressage horse Gigilo and also produced several stallion sons.}

Grande

^{His sire Grande was a famous show jumping sire who produced numerous stallion sons and also had a number of international show jumping and dressage progeny.}  

Grande produced 33 approved sons, 34 states premium mares and sent three of his showjumping progeny to the Olympic Games – Grande Giso (Holland), Grande (USA) and Gute Sitte (Belgium).
His grand children seem to have been the real stars – Galapagos with Gabriella Grillo represented Germany at the 1982 World Championships, and was one of the first stars of the ‘new’ class, Freestyle Dressage to Music. Grandeur (Gralsritter) won over a million Deutschmarks in a spectacular showjumping career, and since then has proven himself as a superior sire. Grande’s son Graphit sired winners of over almost two million DM and sired one of the most important jumping stallions of them all, Grannus. The Graphit son, Grundstein was one of Germany’s leading stallions before his export to the United States. Another son, Graditz sired Isabell Werth’s Olympic and World Championship star, Garibaldi II sired the American dressage star Gifted who carried Carol Lavell to a team bronze at the 1992 Games and placed 4th individually. Garibaldi II died at the age of only 14 which was a great loss.
Grunnox (by Grunewald) was another top dressage horse, this time with Monica Theodorescu, and together they were members of the 1992 Gold Medal team in Barcelona.

^{(7) Lisa's sire Lindberg was considered an important Show Jumping sire}