Gagur

Information about horse

TYPE - 7,7; CONFORMATION - 8,5

Cremello stallion Gagur has become very popular in Russia and Europe. Right from the start in 2000 he shone at the Russian exhibitions and was champion of the breed at the exhibition Equiros. Gagur has often been featured in videos and picture stories, and is the hero of articles about horses of the Akhal-teke breed. In 2002 he was approved as a sire and his first son Bengurion also became the champion of the breed in St.-Petersburg. It was an omen of future success – “the first swallow of spring”. In 2003 he was requested as a sire at the Julduz stud farm in Krasnodar territory. With his first crop of foals came more success – there’s gold buckskin colt Pigotkhan - prize-winner of the World championship in 2007, and smoky black Gunekhanum - the best race mare of 2008 and the winner of many traditional prizes, including the big prize (prize of Pazilla) for two-year old mares, the big prize (OKS) for three-year mares and third place in the Championship of Russia. Another son - gold buckskin Gagarkhan – has become Supreme Champion of the European Akhal-Teke Championships 2008 in Gut Ising (Germany) and winner of Koerung in Germany for stallions in 2009. Cremello daughter Bagrakhanum is the Young Champion of Europe 2009.

Gagur belongs to the Gelishikli line, a branch of the Gundogar line. He is a typical representative of this line and is outwardly very similar to his great-grandfather - gold stallion Gaukhar. Gagur’s parentage combines a high race class with a bright type of Akhal-teke horse. Gagur has been tested on mares with different degrees of typicalness, and the resulting foal is always an improvement, no matter what quality of mare. In the vast majority of cases he produces horses superior to both sire and dam.