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Keberes D is a first generation import Spanish Andalusian mare. She is sired by Granadino XI 1978 and out of the mare Botadora IV. Keberes D was born in 1996 and was bred by Beverly and Richard Denham. We purchased her as a weanling.

This page highlights Granadino, Leviton, Granadina VII, Botadora IV, Aragones III, and Carinosa XIV.

Read "Adentro and Leviton Crosses" to see photo examples and learn more about the relevance of Leviton and Adentro in Granadino's bloodline (Keberes D Sire Line).

I have also written several articles about the importance of Baviero III (Keberes D Dam Line):

• Baviero III and the Terry Lines - historical significance of Baviero as related to Keberes D and Ocioso VIII. Photos of Terry horses.
• Baviero III and his Sire Hosco 1960 - an introduction to how Baviero III and Hosco 1960 are related to Keberes D and Ocioso VIII.
• Baviero III and Show Ring Descendants - photos and show records for Ocioso VIII
• Baviero III Offspring - a list of offspring of Baviero III including Aragones III, grandsire of Keberes D.
• Baviero III Descendants - photographs and descriptions of desendants of Baviero III
• Barquillera IX - grand-dam of Baviero III - famous Terry stallions can be found in this mare's pedigree.
• Baviero III Female Lines - including Baviera and Hosca 1953 and some famous Terry horses.

Keberes D Pedigree

Sire Lines

Kebere's Sire Granadino

Granadino XI 1978 was imported from Spain after being bred in Spain. He is branded by Miguel Garcia Dieguez Lopez and is a son of Leviton out of a Viuda de Geronimo Garcia Perea mare named Granadina VII. Granadino has 96 offspring listed in the Spanish Studbook and 180 siblings.

Kebere's Grandsire Leviton

Leviton was known as the #1 military stallion in Spain - meaning that while he was alive, his offspring had accumulated more points from performance and halter classes, than had any other stallion's offspring. His powerful front end action and striking silver coat, lean body, and noble face were distinctive characteristics. Granadion inherited these same traits and the "Leviton" genes. Leviton was also the sire of the 1996 Olympic dressage horse, Evento.

Kebere's Granddam Granadina VII

Granadina VII was a grey mare branded by Garcia Perea and was a daughter of the valuable military stallion Adentro. Her lines go back to military and Bocado horses including the Francisco Chica Navarro horse Destinado III and the Roberto Osborne Vazques stallion Estepeno. He pedigree reads like a "who is who" of Bocado/Cartujano horses.

Dam Lines

Kebere's Dam Botadora IV

Botadora IV was imported from Spain in-utero. She was a large grey mare with a beautiful face, lively movements, and round body. Her dam, Carinosa XIV, was a bay military/Escalera line mare who was branded with a "star". Her sire Aragones III was a tall and leggy stallion. Perhaps explaining how Keberes D inherited height and is larger than both her parents. Botadora IV had several nice offspring from various stallions, but I consider Keberes D her best offspring - and Keberes D is the only Botadora daughter with a significant show and performance record.

Kebere's Grandsire Aragones III

Aragones III was a tall, leggy grey stallion in Spain. He was sired by the Sierra Brava stallion Baviero III - a son of Hosco 1960 and grandson of Bilbaino III. Aragones III carries military, Bocado, and Miura bloodlines.

Keberes D Granddam Carinosa XIV

Carinosa XIV was imported by Denham Ranch after being bred to Aragones III. She was a daughter of Jecomias III, a Yeguada Militar stallion, and out of an Escalera mare Carinosa VI. Carinosa was a lively bay mare with an interesting character, was a great mother, and lived to be near 23 years of age. She was bred to a variety of stallions and her offspring were always easily sold.