Noblewood Park Caesar

Noblewood Park Caesar is a bay Holsteiner stallion born in 2000 at Noblewood Park Stud in Western Australia. Renowned for his athleticism, impressive presence, and outstanding jump technique, Caesar was described by international judge Ulrich Klatte as “a powerhouse with an excellent front end and a powerful back end” when he led the six-year-old class at the 2006 Australian Showjumping Championships. He is admired for his exceptional scope, carefulness, and natural bascule, paired with a rideable, intelligent temperament that makes him suitable for both professional and amateur riders seeking competitive success.

Caesar is by Collins, a dark brown Holsteiner stallion imported from Germany in 1998, who made an immediate impact on the Australian showjumping scene. Collins campaigned successfully throughout Australia, winning numerous futurities and mini Grand Prix classes and representing Australia internationally in Germany in 2003. Caesar’s dam Blatini, bred in Germany by Tjeert Ryjkens, was imported to Australia with her dam Cantara in 1998. Blatini herself became Australia’s leading mare in 2005/6, winning eight World Cup Qualifiers and securing Horse of the Year titles for three consecutive years in Western Australia. Blatini’s dam Cantara was one of Noblewood Park’s foundation mares, renowned for her bravery, scope, and consistency at World Cup level, with wins and placings across major Australian competitions before retiring to stud.

Caesar combines these elite bloodlines to produce foals of exceptional quality. He consistently stamps his progeny with his athletic build, uphill carriage, expressive movement, and powerful hindquarter engagement. His foals are known for their intelligent, willing temperaments, making them straightforward to start and train. Under saddle, they demonstrate the natural carefulness, technique, and scope that Caesar is known for, often inheriting his impressive front end and strong, powerful back end over fences. Breeders particularly value his ability to improve the rideability, strength, and jump mechanics of mares while retaining modern refinement, making him an ideal sire for both showjumping and eventing disciplines.

Noblewood Park Caesar continues to prove his worth as a breeding stallion, passing on his outstanding conformation, presence, and athleticism to his progeny, who are now demonstrating their talent in young horse classes and open competition across Australia. His bloodlines represent some of the most influential Holsteiner breeding combinations, ensuring that his offspring carry forward both performance reliability and market appeal in today’s competitive sport horse industry.

results

- 1st in 1.30m @ CVW Group Gala Showjumping
- 3rd in Table A Susan Bond Memorial @ Perth Royal Show
- 1st in A & B Grade @ Swan River Showjumping
- 1st in 1.30 @ Busselton Winter Jumping Festival

Progeny

Highest height jumped:
1.50m at major QLD events, including:
- 1st place – 1.50m Grand Prix – 2023 RASQ Toowoomba Show
- 1st place – 1.50m Group A Jumping Contest – Brisbane Ekka Show 2022
- 3rd place – 1.50m Grand Prix – Brisbane Ekka Show 2022
Best results (placings & notable prizes):

1st place in:
• 1.50m Grand Prix – 2023 RASQ Toowoomba Show
• 1.50m Group A Jumping Contest – Brisbane Ekka Show 2022
• 1.45m Group A Championship – Brisbane Ekka Show 2022
• 1.45m Group A Jumping Contest – Brisbane Ekka Show 2022
• 1.30m Riders Cup Grand Prix – Roma Show 2021
• 1.35m Mini Prix – Larapinta Show Jumping Premiere 2020
• 1.35m 238.2.2 – Pryde’s EasiFeed Spring Into Jumping Champs 2020
• Multiple junior and 1.20–1.25m championships with Maleah Lang-McMahon, including 1st in:
    •    Sydney Jumping Champs Junior 1.20m (2019)
    •    Jumping at Willinga Park Junior 1.20m (2019)
    •    Willinga Park Jumping Grand Final Junior Final 1.20m (2018)
    •    Australian Showjumping Championships Junior R1 1.20m (2018)

2nd place in:
• 1.40m Grand Prix – Sunshine Coast Jumping & EC Anzac 2021
• 1.45m Holiday Prix – Brisbane Ekka Show 2022
• 1.40m Grand Prix – Larapinta Showjumping 2021
• Multiple junior classes 1.20m–1.30m under Maleah Lang-McMahon (e.g. Caboolture Festival Young Rider 1.30m 2021)

3rd place in:
• 1.50m Grand Prix – Brisbane Ekka Show 2022
• Multiple junior and 1.25m classes with Maleah Lang-McMahon

Other notable placings:
• Consistent top 5 placings from 1.20m up to 1.45m at major QLD and NSW shows
• Regular prize money earnings ranging from $50 up to $1,300 in Grand Prix and Mini Prix classes
Highest height jumped:
1.40m – 2018 Perth Royal Show Grand Prix Part 1 & 2 (6th place)

Best results (placings & notable prizes):

1st place in:
• 1.35m HOTY Qualifier – Geraldton Showjumping Classic 2018
• 1.30m Art: 238.2.2 – Southside Jump Club 2016
• 1.25m Art: 238.2.2/245.3 – Perth Horse & Pony Club 2019
• 1.20m Open – WASJA Winter Champs 2016
• Multiple other 1.20m-1.25m wins

2nd place in:
• 1.35m Horse of the Year – Northampton Agricultural Show 2019
• 1.20m AM2 – Geraldton Showjumping Classic 2018
• 1.15m Amateur – Perth Royal Show 2022
• 1.20m Art: 238.2.2/245.3 – Perth Horse & Pony Club 2019

3rd place in:
• 1.35m Art: 238.2.1 – Yalambi Showjumping Classic 2018
• 1.35m HOTY Qualifier – Dryandra Championships 2017
• Multiple top 3 placings in 1.20–1.35m classes

Other notable placings:
• 4th – 1.30m Art: 238.2.2 – Yalambi Showjumping Classic 2018
• 5th – 1.30m Open – WASJA Showjumping Day 2018
• 6th – 1.40m GP Perth Royal Show 2018
• Consistent top placings across WA shows up to 1.40m with numerous prize earnings
Highest height jumped:
1.30m at multiple WA events, including:

1st place – 1.30m Art: 238.2.2 – Swan River Showjumping Club 2017

Best results (placings & notable prizes):

1st place in:
• 1.30m Art: 238.2.2 – Swan River Showjumping Club 2017
• 1.25m Art: 238.2.2/245.3 – Perth Horse & Pony Club SJ Day 2018
• 1.20m Art: 238.2.2/245.3 – Perth Horse & Pony Club SJ Day 2018

2nd place in:
• 1.25m Silver Series Qual – Busselton Winter Jumping Festival 2017
• 1.20m Super 2 Phase – SRSJC Autumn Jumping Carnival 2019
• 1.10m Young Rider Table A – IGA Perth Royal Show 2016

3rd place in:
• 1.30m Paterson Securities Mini Prix – Swan River SJ Winter Jumping Festival 2019
• 1.30m Art: 238.2.2 – Hygain Feeds Patron Cup 2017
• 1.25m Art: 261.5.2 – Bunbury SJ Classic 2018
• 1.25m Silver Series Qual – Swan River SJ Club 2017
• Multiple other placings in 1.20–1.25m classes

Other notable placings:
• 4th – 1.30m Mini Prix – Yalambi SJ Classic 2018
• 4th – 1.30m Open – Yalambi SJ Classic 2018
• Consistent top 6 placings from 1.10m up to 1.30m across WA competitions
Highest height jumped:
1.25m – competed up to 1.25m (e.g. Kep Italia WA State Junior Championship 2024, placing 5th)

Best results (placings & notable prizes):

1st place in:
• Multiple 1.15m wins in 2025 (e.g. Yalambi Easter Jumping Classic, WA Pop Up Show)
• 1.20m – Perth Royal Show 2024 (RASWA Junior Championships)
• 1.15m – Hygain Patrons Cup Festival 2024
• 1.10m – Perth Royal Show 2024 (Junior Jumper)
• Numerous 1.05m and 1.10m wins

2nd place in:
• 1.20m – Hygain Patrons Cup Festival 2024
• 1.20m – Yalambi Spring Jumping Classic 2023
• 1.20m – State Showjumping Titles 2023
• 1.15m – Swan River Championships 2024

3rd place in:
• 1.15m – WA Pop Up Show 2025
• 1.15m – Yalambi Spring Jumping Classic 2022

Other notable placings:
• 5th – 1.25m Kep Italia WA State Junior Championship 2024
• Multiple top 5 placings in 1.20–1.25m junior and open classes
• Consistent wins and placings throughout 2022–2025 in WA, especially in Junior Series classes