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HS So Rare Black HUNGARIAN SPORTLO 1996 Stud Fee: $1,500 - including booking Fresh Cooled Semen	*RUBIN Dark Bay 1969	FLANEUR Bay 1965	MAHARADSCHA Grey 1957	FAMULUS Grey
				MARKE 760 Chestnut 1941
			FLOCKE IV 2188 Bay	GABRIEL Black 1950
				FLORA 1112 Bay
		REGLINDE 2579 Chestnut	POET xx Chestnut 1941	JANITORxx Bay 1930
				Priska 1928
			REGINA 1624 Grey	ALTAN Chestnut 1943
				RIETA 285 Gray
	H MARADO	M BRADO Bay 1959	BRAZADO 1936	ON WATCH Bay 1917
				KIPPY Chestnut 1920
			*M DORE Bay	FORGOLANY
				*M DE VOLE Bay
		H SOSKA Brown	BLUE CHALLENGE Bay	BULL LEA Brown 1935
				BLUE NOTE
			H SZOSOLO	ZOAGLI 1949
				SOSTA

HS So Rare is a black Hungarian Warmblood stallion who stands 16.2 hands tall. He was ranked the 2nd top dressage breeding Stallion in 2006 by the United States Equestrian Federation and holds the Champion Northwest Sport Horse Dressage Breeding Sire title for the years of 2003, 2004, 2005 & 2006 ...a feat unmatched by any other stallion. So Rare also holds the title of NWSHBA Champion Hunter Breeding Sire.

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HS So Rare's sire, Rubin was a Grand Prix Class 1 Dressage Stallion. He was 100 day tested and approved in Germany in 1975. He was imported to Canada in 1985. The German Stallion Book has him listed as “a well defined type with an expressive face, great nobility in his overall appearance, outstanding trot action, very good canter...”

Rubin produced four licensed sons in Germany before being imported to Canada. His sire’s (Flanuer) & his Dam’s (Reglinde) bloodlines are found in some of the top European Hannoverian, Oldenberg and Trakehner dressage horses such as: Hohenstein, Caprimond, His Highness, Herzensdieb, Contucci, Enrico Caruso, Peron, Mahagoni, Arogano & Partout.

More importantly, HS So Rare is a direct grandson of Flaneur & Reglinde while the others are several generations away.

So Rare’s dam, H MARADO, was a preliminary jumper and also competed successfully in dressage. She was an outstanding producer, with three HHAA approved stallion sons. Her offspring have established themselves as on- the-line and performance champions.

Marado is sired by the incredibly versatile Hungarian Stallion - Magyar Brado. Brado won the Best Conditioned Horse award in the Colorado 100 mile endurance race and then 2 weeks later he was both the Champion Jumper and Champion Hunter in the Concord, California Hunter and Jumper Trials while in training with Linda Tellington-Jones. To prove that this was not a fluke performance, he did it again. After winning the Oakland International Gambler’s Stake, Brado then placed in the top ten Tevis Cup 100 Mile Ride only one week later.

The Proof is in So Rare’s Progeny

Hungarian Sir Bungee Grey 2003 Stud Fee: $950.00 - including booking Fresh Cooled Semen	*Shandor	Shagal	Shagya I	Shagya XXXVI
				91 Siglavy X
			Siglavy Bagdady VI	Siglavy Bagdady VI
				22 Gazal VII
		41 Shagya XXXIX	Shagya XXXIX	Shagya XXXII
				175 Shagya XXV
			O'Bajan XIII-3	O'Bajan XIII
				9 Koheilan VIII
	Hungarian Othea	H. Oman's Thunder	*Oman	O'Bajar
				Marzalla
			Hungarian Aranka	Hungarian Bravo
				H. Dore II
		H. Sziah	Hungarian Hadur	H. Tancos
				H. Szeged
			Hungarian Sziszi	M. Bandi
				H. Szoszolo

Liberty Farms Sport Horse Company is pleased to introduce Hungarian Sir Bungee.

According to breeder Adele Furby, "Bungee" has exhibited extremely elastic movements since birth (thus his name). If you're looking to breed for elasticity and "air time," you'll definitely want to consider Bungee. In addition to size, excellent temperament, and great movement, Bungee has a unique pedigree that may provide the outcross bloodlines you're looking for in your next foal.

Bungee is in dressage training with Jessica Wisdom and will be starting his show career soon. He is showing great talent under saddle while demonstrating a willing and kind disposition.

Bungee is registered with both the Hungarian Horse Association of America as a Hungarian Felver stallion and with the North American Shagya-Arabian Society as a Part Shagya. All of his foals are eligible for registration with the Hungarian Horse Association of America.

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Hungarian Sir Bungee's sire is the Danish-bred Shandor who is a purebred Shagya. He has extreme jumping and dressage talent. He is the son of internationally famous Shagal who was approved for Danish Warmblood breeding, Shagya breeding, and German Trakehner breeding.

Bungee's mare line goes back to H. Szoszolo, the granddam of H. Marado, making Bungee an excellent choice for line breeding to offspring of HS So Rare and HS Wistar, both out of the top producing brood mare H. Marado.

For more information on Bungee, please contact Chris Bredeson at (360) 455-5197

H Randevu chestnut HUNGARIAN 2001 Stud Fee: $1,200 - including booking Fresh Cooled Semen	HS SO RARE Black 1996	*RUBIN Dark Bay 1969	FLANEUR Bay 1965	MAHARADSCHA Grey 1957
				FLOCKE IV 2188 Bay
			REGLINDE 2579 Chestnut	POET xx Chestnut 1941
				REGINA 1624 Grey
		H MARADO	M BRADO Bay 1959	BRAZADO 1936
				*M DORE Bay
			H SOSKA Brown	BLUE CHALLENGE Bay
				H SZOSOLO
	H ALDAS Bay 1993	*SHANDOR Grey 1983	SHAGAL Grey 1976	SHAGYA I Gray 1961-1978
				48 SIGLAVY BAGDADY VI Gray 1969 -1982
			41 SHAGYA XXXIX (Sahara) Black 1966	SHAGYA XXXIX Gray 1948
				O’ BAJAN XIII-3 Bay 1959 - 1982
		HUNGARIAN NAGYASZONY Grey 1974	HUNGARIAN KESZTHELY Bay 1965	H KALLO Bay 1955
				H BLANKA 1958
			HUNGARIAN SURKE NOTA Grey 1967	M SOBRIESKA Grey 1952
				H PALOTAS 1960

H Randevu is So Rare’s first foal. He was bred and is owned by Valerie Sivertson of OhopValley Hungarian Horse Farm. Randevu is a large, elegant chestnut colt, who was started under saddle in 2004. He already has an illustrious show record. He is first in the nation in DSHB Materiale 3 year old Colts and geldings with a median score of 79.5% and ranked third in the nation in-hand with a median score of 80%.

Randevu won the USDF Region 6 Colt Championships in 2002 and 2004 and was ranked #1 by earning the USDF All-Breeds Award for Hungarian 3 year old colts with a median score of 79.70. From 2001 to 2004, he was the Northwest Sport Horse Breeders Association Dressage-Type “Horse of the Year” for his age group. In 2002, he won the Portland Series High Point In Hand Junior Horse. He has an unbeatable walk, expressive trot, outstanding conformation, and a good disposition.