Barnaul - thoroughbred stallion, originally privately owned in Poland, made a name for himself in Holstein as a refiner and jumper-maker.

Körung 1991 Elmshorn, bonits 7776678. Began his stud career in Germany 1992. After a very successful racing career (GAG 77kg), 1st: kozienic 3rd: Iwna, Prezesa., was also successful in jumping tests up to Class-M, and excelled at cross-country courses (?).

2006: FN Jumping 102 91%
2006: FN Dressage 74 89%

Barnaul was the sire of 8 licensed stallions (as of 1994) including Barsac (Premium stallion 2002), Bachur (Luxemburg), Barinello (Reserve Champion, Holsteiner Körung 2000), Barkeeper (Hessen), Butler (2001 Holstein), Boy Carthago I & II, a champion foal in Dithmarschen 1997. He also sired 11 State Premium mares. His offspring are very true to type and endowed with fluent paces and show great show-jumping potential (as expected from Barnaul's dam's line), several of them have had wins and high placements at the Bundeschampionat in jumping and eventing, and then in advanced level showjumping classes, some continued their career up to international show jumping classes. Barnaul has since then become the damsire of a sought after new generation vererber...

In the Summer of 2006 (August 3rd) Barnaul died at age 21. A week of extreme weather and temperature changes was too much for his circulation and consequences from colic. In his last season at Gestüt Kempke, Barnaul was still very popular... The station Völz and the stud farm Kempke lost one of the best Thoroughbred sires in Germany.

Zuchthof-Hampe.de has a
Video Of Barnaul



Sire: Club House, Thoroughbred born in Ireland. Breeder:
Ballymacoll Stud Farm Ltd.
Of 15 starts, he had 4 wins, 2 places and 2 shows. His wins include 1st in Prix Ridgeway (FR).

Sire's sire's sire: Palestine is a distant cousin of the outstanding Thouroughbred stallions Cottage Son (through common ancestor Son in Law), and Ladykiller and Marlon (through common ancestor Phalaris).

Dam: Barmanka is from a Polish thoroughbred dynasty that produced exceptional racehorses as well as international showjumpers.

Dam's dam's dam: Brzana also produced the very successful Bremen, who among other things was team silver medal winner of the Olympic Games in Moscow 1980.



Approved for Holstein, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Oldenburg, Berlin-Brandenburg, Sachsen-Anhalt, Thüringen and Sachsen.