Valentina De Liam
Breeder:
International Prize money since 2015:
Valentina De Liam
Bay
mare
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2009
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SF
|
xx : 38.51%
Quaprice du Bois Margot
(Quaprice, Quincy)
1998
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Holst
|
xx : 53.91%
Fargentina van de Kranenburg
2005
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BWP
|
xx : 21.59%
Quidam de Revel
1982
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SF
|
xx : 57.04%
Wella I
1984
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Holst
|
xx : 51.57%
Argentinus
1980
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Hann
|
xx : 11.72%
Carrera van de Kranenburg
2002
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BWP
|
xx : 26.7%
Jalisco B
1975
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SF
Dirka
1969
-
SF
Lord
1967
-
Holst
Lyrik
1974
-
Holst
Argentan I
1967
-
Hann
Dorle
1965
-
Hann
Kimball
1987
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BWP
Kaline de la Cour
1987
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BWP
Valentina De Liam is a mare born in 2009 and registered with the SF studbook.
The horse is sired by Quaprice du Bois Margot and out of the dam Fargentina van de Kranenburg. It was bred by Amelie Queguiner in France.
According to the verified Hippomundo database, Valentina De Liam currently has 12 registered sport results.
The family of Valentina De Liam includes 12 horses with international or national sport results and 11 horses with registered offspring.
For a comprehensive look at her competition history and achievements, visit her result page.
The horse is sired by Quaprice du Bois Margot and out of the dam Fargentina van de Kranenburg. It was bred by Amelie Queguiner in France.
According to the verified Hippomundo database, Valentina De Liam currently has 12 registered sport results.
The family of Valentina De Liam includes 12 horses with international or national sport results and 11 horses with registered offspring.
For a comprehensive look at her competition history and achievements, visit her result page.
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| 2009 | Valentina De Liam (SF, bay, mare by Quaprice du Bois Margot) |
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