Cor de la Bryère has had an incredible impact on the Holsteiner breed, occurring in more than 70% of Holsteiner pedigrees, and is credited for improving the breed's jumping technique. He also had a huge impact on the Oldenburg breed. His influence in France was limited, mainly due to his jumping. Although he was quick to fold his front legs, he did not have great power. When crossed with Holsteiner mares, which provided this power, his offspring were very successful in the show ring. However, the French mares did not have this power, so they were usually a poor cross to Cor de la Bryere. Cor de la Bryère was especially successful in breeding with certain mares. Tabelle (by Heisporn) produced five approved sons, including Calypso I and Calypso II. Furgund (by Colombo) bred with him 18 times, producing six approved sons (Calando I - VI). Deka produced Caletto I, II and III, all by the stallion. Cor de la Bryère stood at Siethwende from 1971 to 1984, Zangersheide 1985, Elmshorn 1986 to 1988, and Sollwittfeld from 1989 until his death in 2000. In his first season, he covered 70 mares, and four colts from his first crop were licensed. Descendants of Cor de la Bryère Calando I, Calando II, Calando III, Calando IV, Calando V, Calando VI and Z-Calanda Furgund, a Colombo daughter from Stamm 7673, was bred 18 times to Cor de la Bryère. The pairing produced 6 approved sons and at least one exceptional daughter, all bred by Hermann-Otto Voß. Calando I (1974-?) dark bay or brown stallion. With Karsten Huck, he was German Show Jumping Champion and team bronze medallist at the 1984 Olympics. By 1994, his offspring had earned half a million Deutsche Mark and Calando I had produced 180 States Premium daughters. Calando I is the damsire of Carthago, Canturo, Cascavelle, Lord Z and Lord Calando. Calando II (1975-?) dark bay or brown stallion. Sold to Switzerland for a jumping and breeding career. Of his 819 offspring in Switzerland, he is represented by 28 elite mares and 7 approved sons. Calando III (1976-?) chestnut stallion. Sold to the Netherlands. Calando IV (1984-?) dark bay or brown stallion. Approved sire for Holstein with offspring successful in sport. Z-Calanda (1985-?) mare. Cap Calando (1991-) dark bay or brown stallion by Capitol I. Licensed in 1997 at Radegast. HLP 1995 in Neustadt/Dosse. International show jumper. Quita Z