Nairobi de Muze

Description

When his name was mentioned for the first time in the state stud, numerous jumping horse breeders became restless. Participants of the Olympic Games, world champions, winners of Grand Prix and Nations Cups can be found on the father’s and mother’s side, simply everywhere in the pedigree of this youngster. This real blood alternative with such internationally successful genes was discovered during the Belgian licensing in Lier.

His father is none other than Elvis ter Putte, who actually combines everything that makes a breeder’s heart beat faster via the blood combination Diamant De Semilly – Darco – Quidam de Revel. Whether the Munich Inddors, Valkenswaard, Zandhoven or the FEI World Breeding Championship for Young Horses, Elvis ter Putte and his permanent rider Karline de Brabander are no strangers to this stage.

The exceptional athlete was paired with the blood of a perhaps even greater athlete. Vigo D ́Arsouilles – World Champion 2010 with Phillippe Lejeune is grandfather to Nairobi de Muze. In addition to his fantastic sporting career, this stallion is already looking forward to numerous, equally successful offspring. Vagabond de la Pomme with Penelope Leprevost, Fair Light van T Heike with Edwaina Tops-Alexander or Go Easy de Muze with Darragh Kenny are no strangers and also successful up to S***** tests.

But that’s not all. Nairobi de Muze ́s mother Geneve de Muze has also returned to tournament sports this year. With Christophe de Brabander, the mare was able to assert herself on the international stage in 1.45 m jumping right away.

And also his grandmother, the extremely typey grey mare Nelke van het Waterschoot, was internationally successful with her rider Gudrun Patteet up to 1.60 m jumping.

Nairobi itself can now look back on rankings on the international stage up to class S*.

HLP: Stallion Performance Test 50 days Jumping 7.9