Utesia Du Park
Chestnut
mare
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2008
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SF
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xx : 51.88%
Quidam de Revel
1982
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SF
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xx : 57.04%
Jazzie du Parc
1997
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SF
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xx : 44.48%
Jalisco B
1975
-
SF
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xx : 51.57%
Dirka
1969
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SF
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xx : 62.5%
Apache d'Adriers
1988
-
SF
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xx : 54.69%
Quinine de Livoye
1982
-
SF
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xx : 37.51%
Almé Z
1966
-
SF
Tanagra
1963
-
SF
Nankin
1957
-
SF
Ondine de Baugy
1958
-
SF
Double Espoir
1969
-
SF
Joyeuse de Choisy
1975
-
SF
Ukase
1964
-
SF
Manola de Livoye
1978
-
SF
Utesia Du Park is a mare born in 2008 and registered with the SF studbook.
The horse is sired by Quidam de Revel and out of the dam Jazzie du Parc. It was bred by Corinne Accary in France.
According to the verified Hippomundo database, Utesia Du Park currently has 1 registered sport result and 7 registered offspring.
The family of Utesia Du Park includes 13 horses with international or national sport results and 29 horses with registered offspring.
For a comprehensive look at her competition history and achievements, visit her result page.
The horse is sired by Quidam de Revel and out of the dam Jazzie du Parc. It was bred by Corinne Accary in France.
According to the verified Hippomundo database, Utesia Du Park currently has 1 registered sport result and 7 registered offspring.
The family of Utesia Du Park includes 13 horses with international or national sport results and 29 horses with registered offspring.
For a comprehensive look at her competition history and achievements, visit her result page.
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Utesia Du Park
(SF, chestnut, mare by Quidam de Revel)
Offspring:
dam of 7 horses, 3 Sport horses
Full sister to :
Nikita Du Park Level 1.50m; Viabolo Du Park Level 1.50m
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