EMBRYO - EMERALD VAN 'T RUYTERSHOF X U CHIN VAN SCHUTTERSHOF - ET
Opaline - Topaline - Fee de Topaline …we confirm
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PEDIGREE HIGHLIGHTS
This unique embryo unites an Olympic lineage on both the paternal and maternal sides. The sire of the embryo, BWP ambassador Emerald van ’t Ruytershof, dominated the international top-level showjumping scene for years. He claimed victories in team competitions, 5* Grands Prix and took part in the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. This representative of BWP dam line 69 also makes his mark as a progenitor. He is known as the sire of illustrious showjumpers, such as Igor (team gold and individual bronze at the European Championship in Rotterdam 2019, Jos Verlooy), 5* GP winner Imerald van ’t Voorhof, Kasper van het Hellehof (5*, McLain Ward), Mandato van de Neerheide (5*, Christian Ahlmann) and Nice van ’t Zorgvliet (5*, Christian Kukuk). Emerald occupies 13th place in the WBFSH sire ranking.
In partnership with Robin Van Thillo, Go Chin S regularly jumped clear during heats of the cycle for 6-year-olds in 2018. Go Chin S makes part of BWP lineage 11, an Olympic lineage thanks to Jus De Pomme (individual gold and team gold in Atlanta, 1996), Quintus (Hong Kong, 2008) and Tresor D’Opaline (Hong Kong, 2008), all three BWP ambassadors. Her dam, Fee de Topaline, is also a strong link in the bloodline of this embryo. She produced several international showjumpers, such as Jack the Ripper 111, Don Corleone 111 Z (also approved as a breeding stallion), Opaline VD Caatshoeve and Kalvados Keros. Topaline, the dam of Fee, is a full sister to Tresor D’Opaline and underlined her qualities as a broodmare by being the dam of, among others, the BWP elite mares Brindine and Coline, as well as the international GP showjumper Maestro de Brandegem.
PEDIGREE HIGHLIGHTS
This unique embryo unites an Olympic lineage on both the paternal and maternal sides. The sire of the embryo, BWP ambassador Emerald van ’t Ruytershof, dominated the international top-level showjumping scene for years. He claimed victories in team competitions, 5* Grands Prix and took part in the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. This representative of BWP dam line 69 also makes his mark as a progenitor. He is known as the sire of illustrious showjumpers, such as Igor (team gold and individual bronze at the European Championship in Rotterdam 2019, Jos Verlooy), 5* GP winner Imerald van ’t Voorhof, Kasper van het Hellehof (5*, McLain Ward), Mandato van de Neerheide (5*, Christian Ahlmann) and Nice van ’t Zorgvliet (5*, Christian Kukuk). Emerald occupies 13th place in the WBFSH sire ranking.
In partnership with Robin Van Thillo, Go Chin S regularly jumped clear during heats of the cycle for 6-year-olds in 2018. Go Chin S makes part of BWP lineage 11, an Olympic lineage thanks to Jus De Pomme (individual gold and team gold in Atlanta, 1996), Quintus (Hong Kong, 2008) and Tresor D’Opaline (Hong Kong, 2008), all three BWP ambassadors. Her dam, Fee de Topaline, is also a strong link in the bloodline of this embryo. She produced several international showjumpers, such as Jack the Ripper 111, Don Corleone 111 Z (also approved as a breeding stallion), Opaline VD Caatshoeve and Kalvados Keros. Topaline, the dam of Fee, is a full sister to Tresor D’Opaline and underlined her qualities as a broodmare by being the dam of, among others, the BWP elite mares Brindine and Coline, as well as the international GP showjumper Maestro de Brandegem.
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