Raia D'helby
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Raia D'helby
Bay
mare
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2005
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SF
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xx : 51.38%
Fergar Mail
(Chapultepec la Silla)
1993
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SF
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xx : 61.72%
Miss D'helby
2000
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SF
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xx : 41.03%
Laudanum xx
1967
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TB
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xx : 100%
Adoret Z
1980
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Hann
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xx : 18.75%
Papillon Rouge
1981
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SF
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xx : 43.75%
Savane d'Helby
1984
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SF
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xx : 37.51%
Boran xx
1960
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TB
Monta Bella xx
1961
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TB
Almé Z
1966
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SF
Goldret Z
1968
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Hann
Jalisco B
1975
-
SF
Verboise
1965
-
SF
Muguet du Manoir
1978
-
SF
Dibrahim Grimeux
1969
-
SF
Raia D'helby is a mare born in 2005 and registered with the SF studbook.
The horse is sired by Fergar Mail and out of the dam Miss D'helby. It was bred by EARL Trihan Lamotte, SNC d'Helby, Jannik & Albert Lamotte in France.
According to the verified Hippomundo database, Raia D'helby currently has 236 registered sport results and 11 registered offspring.
The family of Raia D'helby includes 11 horses with international or national sport results and 24 horses with registered offspring.
For a comprehensive look at her competition history and achievements, visit her result page.
The horse is sired by Fergar Mail and out of the dam Miss D'helby. It was bred by EARL Trihan Lamotte, SNC d'Helby, Jannik & Albert Lamotte in France.
According to the verified Hippomundo database, Raia D'helby currently has 236 registered sport results and 11 registered offspring.
The family of Raia D'helby includes 11 horses with international or national sport results and 24 horses with registered offspring.
For a comprehensive look at her competition history and achievements, visit her result page.
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| 2005 |
Offspring:
dam of 11 horses, 1 sport horse
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