Vigo d'Arsouilles
Breeder:
International Prize money since 2015:
Mareline:
BWP 42
Vigo d'Arsouilles
Chestnut
stallion
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1998
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BWP
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xx : 43.76%
Approved for: BWP, KWPN, sBs, SF, SWB
Approved for: BWP, KWPN, sBs, SF, SWB
Nabab de Reve
1990
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BWP
|
xx : 53.91%
Illico d'Arsouilles
1985
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BWP
|
xx : 40.63%
Quidam de Revel
1982
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SF
|
xx : 57.82%
Melodie en Fa
1978
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SF
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xx : 50%
Fleuri du Manoir
1971
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SF
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xx : 25%
Venzin D Arsouilles
1975
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BWP
|
xx : 43.75%
Jalisco B
1975
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SF
Dirka
1969
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SF
Artichaut
1966
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SF
Caravelle
1968
-
SF
Ibrahim
1952
-
DS
Sirene C
1962
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SF
Childebert
1968
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SF
Quinta
1970
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BWP
Vigo d'Arsouilles is a stallion born in 1998 and registered in the Belgian studbook BWP (Belgian Warmblood). He is approved for breeding with BWP, KWPN (Royal Dutch Sport Horse), sBs (Le Cheval de Sport Belge), and SF (Selle Français).
Didier Viaene is credited with breeding this remarkable horse.
His pedigree includes his sire Nabab de Reve and his dam Illico d'Arsouilles.
Among his most successful offspring are Fair Light van 't Heike, Vagabond de la Pomme, and Fasther, all competing at the 1.60m level, with Fasther earning €610,906 in prize money.
Vigo d'Arsouilles himself boasts an impressive competition record with 4 wins and 19 placings at the 1.60m level under Belgian rider Philippe Le Jeune. His career highlights include a 1st place finish at the CSIO5* 2012 in La Baule (FRA) and the 2010 WEG-S in Lexington (USA), both at 1.60m, as well as several 2nd place finishes at prestigious 1.60m events.
To explore his complete competition history, visit his result page.
Didier Viaene is credited with breeding this remarkable horse.
His pedigree includes his sire Nabab de Reve and his dam Illico d'Arsouilles.
Among his most successful offspring are Fair Light van 't Heike, Vagabond de la Pomme, and Fasther, all competing at the 1.60m level, with Fasther earning €610,906 in prize money.
Vigo d'Arsouilles himself boasts an impressive competition record with 4 wins and 19 placings at the 1.60m level under Belgian rider Philippe Le Jeune. His career highlights include a 1st place finish at the CSIO5* 2012 in La Baule (FRA) and the 2010 WEG-S in Lexington (USA), both at 1.60m, as well as several 2nd place finishes at prestigious 1.60m events.
To explore his complete competition history, visit his result page.
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