Quervo Cook G

2022 Lithuanian Riding Horse

A young sport horse with an international showjumping pedigree and a family line that reaches all the way to Olympic level.

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About Cookie

Cookie is a 2022 Lithuanian Riding Horse with a pedigree built around established showjumping bloodlines on both sides.

He is by Queue Jump G, with Quinar and Quidam de Revel appearing through the paternal line, while his dam side runs through Cucaracha-G and Caruso Gut.

Still young and developing, Cookie is at the beginning of his own story, with plenty of time ahead of him to gain experience and show what he can do.

The Olympic connection

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One of the most recognised names in Cookie’s pedigree is Quidam de Revel.

Ridden by Hervé Godignon for France, Quidam de Revel won team bronze at the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games and finished fourth individually. FEI’s official Olympic results list the pair as part of the bronze-medal-winning French jumping team. FEI

Horse & Hound also describes Quidam de Revel as an elite Selle Français stallion and former Olympic jumper, noting the same Barcelona team bronze and fourth-place individual finish. Horse & Hound

A family tree diagram showing the lineage and pedigree of Quervo COOK G, a stallion born in 2022. The diagram includes details about various ancestors, their registration numbers, birth years, colors, and notable characteristics, with some entries marked as missing or inbred.

Cookie’s pedigree also includes other proven jumping horses, including Quinar, who competed at 1.40 m, and Caruso Gut, recorded at 1.35 m. Together, these lines give Cookie a pedigree with clear sport depth and recognised performance horses behind him.

Cookie is still early in his development, so his page will grow with him as he gains more training, competition experience and new milestones along the way.

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