Here you will find some information regarding horses that have previously been campaigned by Christine, Jeremy and the team at North Kaludah. These horses may have moved on to new competition homes, greener pastures, or remain as part of our highly successful breeding program. You will find images of these horses in our similarly titled Photo album in our Photo Gallery.
Christine Crawford worked with and competed Northern Simba through to FEI - Prix St George level whilst he was campaigned by North Kaludah. Northern Simba is an impressive Falklands Victory stallion owned by Elaine Harrision. Simba has since moved on, spending some time with Matthew Dowsley before heading overseas to Germany where he is now stabled with Jorn Kulbelke.
Some of Northern Simbas' more significant achievements while campaigned by North Kaludah:
We wish Simba success in his new home in Germany and look forward to hearing details about his successful career in the near future.
Krack A Jack C is an impressive Warmblood gelding. Born in 1999, he stands at 16.3hh and is by the impressive Krack C, ridden by Anky Van Grunsven. Krack A Jack C is owned by Diane Burns. In 2004, Krack C was winning and placing at Grand Prix level (70-79%) and was short listed for the 2004 Olympic Games. Krack A Jack C shows exceptional ability, movement and willingness to learn. He is winning with dressage scores up to 70%. At the KPWN 2003 colt selections he had more sons than any other individual stallion. Both Krack A Jack C’s dam and grand dam are FEI dressage horses. Dorfschoene’s breeding traces back to the legendary Gotthard and Absatz. Dorfschoene’s competition career was remarkable with wins and places at State and National Championships up to FEI level. Dorfschoene has excellent jumping bloodlines, she has a full brother successfully competing in
Some of Krack A Jack C's more significant achievements while campaigned by North Kaludah:
We wish Krack A Jack C all the best with his competition career for the future.
Some of Sandrels more singnificant acievements while campaigned by North Kaludah:
Sandrels has since returned to his owners at Karingal Equestrian. We wish them all the best for the future.