Woklahoma W
Like poetry in motion
Oklahoma
Ramiro Z
Fougere
Quidam de Revel
Jalisco B
Nankin
Venutard
Bagatelle
Raimond
Valine
Farn
Zottie
Elottie W
Guidam
Woklahoma shares the genepool with one of the greatest Dutch families in existence. Descending directly from Zottie herself, she is full sister of the licensed KWPN stallion, Amadeus, whom also competed at 1.60m under Tom Brinkman and Karim El Zoghby, and now at 1.45m with Julian Kraay. Woklahoma also is the full sister of Unicum II W, the top six year old stallion in UK, whom also jumped 1.40m with David McPherson. In 2012, Woklahoma W completed the IBOP test at Prima Equestrian. The judges commented, "Woklahoma W was very consistent in her jumping. She has very quick reflexes and is very careful, but was a little bit forward in her takeoff. She showed good athletic scope and opened in her haunches well. With 8,5 for reflexes and attitude, she scored 80,5 points overall." With this score, she earned KWPN North American IBOP Champion, her elite predicate, and was named 'Best Adult Jumper'. Woklahoma has had 4 foals since she began breeding in 2008. Her first foal, Doklahoma W (v. Emilion), is already producing offspring of her own. She has also produced foals by Ukato, Nabab de Reve, Numero Uno, Baloubet du Rouet. Her Nabab de Reve filly, Jabablahoma P, earned North American Champion Yearling Jumper, North American Reserve Champion 2 Year Old Jumper, recently passed her IBOP test and finally, earned her Elite predicate in 2018. In 2017, Woklahoma was inspected with OS International with a 7.5 score. She is entered into the main mare books and approved for breeding with KWPN, KWPN-NA, and OS International.
From the Zottie line comes some of the most prominent show jumping horses in history. The prestatie, preferent, ster mare Elottie W is one of the most well known producing mares in modern show jumping breeding. With nearly 45% of her offspring jumping 1.40-1.60m, four offspring alone jumping 1.60m, it is an impressive feat within itself. Elottie W is also the grandmother of Woklahoma, recent winner of the $1 million Great American Grand Prix, as well as Olympic competitor Vindicat W.
