S/3. BARONESSA

Racing record:

2012 3 starts: 1xI, 1xII

Breeding status:

bred to ALERT

Profile:

Baronessa’s dam BAJGORA is a premier daughter of PAMIR, an incarnation of the classic Arabian stallion, who excelled in absolutely all areas of equine endeavor: athletic performance, show ring and breeding barn. His list of successes includes the titles of Race Horse of the Year from the track, Polish National & World Cup Champion Stallion from the show arena and numerous successful get, who not only claimed the highest trophies at championships (BATYSKAF, EMILDA, ALT) and the race track (Derby winners BATYSKAF, GEPARD, GAFAL, Criterium St. winners BATYSKAF & GEPARD, Oaks winners EMANUELA, ELCANTA, WIATKA), but more importantly went on to become remarkable broodmares and chief sires. BAJGORA carries on the performance tradition of her sire, with 3 track wins and two money-earning finishes in the Oaks & Sabellina St. Her daughters of racing age - Baronessa and BAJDARKA - have also inherited these athletic abilities, as both boast wins from the turfs in Warsaw and Wrocław.
Tail female BAJGORA is out of the beautiful BANDOS daughter BAJECZKA, whose numerous accomplished produce list includes: the” bold and beautiful” Polish National Champion & Race Horse of the Year BATYSKAF, UK Champion Mare BAJA, Middle East champion BAKARAT, Polish National Endurance Champion BAJUS and the good broodmares: BAJADA (dam of Mińce Senior Reserve Champion, Orientalica Senior Champion & 2012 high-seller at 100 thousand euros BIRUTA) & BAIDA (dam of Polish National Junior Bronze Medalist and Junior Spring Show Silver Medalist BAROK).
Baronessa’s sire PERSEUSZ is a Poznań International Junior Champion. As a son of the flea-bitten charmer PEPESZA, PERSEUSZ is a proud sibling to multi Scandinavian champion POLIFONIA, Autumn Show Senior Champion, World Senior Top Ten & Polish National Senior Reserve Champion PEGASUS & Autumn Show Senior Reserve Champion PEPITA. His granddam PESTKA is recognized as a founder of a sub-family of PIEWICA best known for producing chief sires, out of which as many as eight are active in breeding today.