Baloutaire PS

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Price Semen 3 ins $1530 & Agents Fee $296 & GST =Total $2010

Out of the Olympic Champion bloodline

Baloutaire PS, who presents excellent abilities and technique and who is now starting to compete after an injury, has won intermediate (M) level competitions. At his stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf, he was awarded a 9.5 for his remarkable willingness to perform, an 8.25 for his rideability and an 8.0 for his canter.

We are eagerly awaiting the first foals of this very talented show-jumping star this spring.

The pedigree of Baloutaire PS combines the absolute elite of the world’s best jumping stallions, starting with his sire Balou du Rouet, who has been in the top ten of the WBFSH ranking since 2014. Himself successful at high level in show-jumping, he sired, amongst others, Bianca/Steve Guerdat/SUI, bronze medallist at the World Championships and the European Championships, as well as Saura de Fondcombe/Nadja Peter Steiner/SUI, ninth at the World Cup and team third at the European Championships

His dam’s sire Chacco-Blue was third of the Grand-Prix in Aachen, won the Grand Prix in Neumünster and has led the WBFSH ranking since 2017. Eight of his offspring took part in the 2018 World Equestrian Games in Tryon/USA. In 2017, Chaqui Z/Shane Sweetnam won team gold at the European Championships in Gothenburg/SWE. Over 40 of his sons have been licensed.

His grand-dam Nema produced Stakalite (by Stakkatol), who was successful at advanced (S) level.

Voltaire, following in third position, achieved international triumphs with Jos Lansink/BEL. In 1989, he finished his show-jumping career with a victory in the Berlin Grand-Prix and second place in the Leeuwarden/NED Grand-Prix. Thanks to the success of his offspring, such as Finesse, Play it Again, Altaire, Concorde, Dante, Especiale, Helios, Kahlua, Kannan, Limmetair and Lexicon, Voltaire is considered as a “Chef de Race” in the Netherlands and has always held a top position among the sires worldwide.

Quidam de Revel, who appears in the fourth generation won Team bronze at the Olympic Games in Barcelona/ESP with Hervé Godignon/FRA in 1992 and finished fourth in the individual ranking. From 1993, ridden by Thomas Velin/DEN, he won the Grand Prix in Hanover and finished fifth in the World Cup in Helsinki/FIN. With his offspring, he has set standards and was considered in his home country, France, just like his grandsire Almé and his sire Jalisco B were, as a “Chef de Race Mondial”.

The dam line of Baloutaire PS is of French origin. The mare family 94 produced stallions such as Belphegor IV, Fair Play III, Lyndon and Veneur du Prêlet and the Olympic Champion in London/GBR in 2012, Nino des Buissonnets with Steve Guerdat/SUI.

Baloutaire PS: Genetic rarity