Enfant Terrible VD Paepehoeve Z

Exceptionally bred young horse with blood and quick reflexes
Enfant Terrible vd Paepehoeve Z is exceptionally bred and will only turn one year old. Even at this young age, it is already clear that he is quick off the ground and full of blood. He moves easily, has a well-placed hind leg and shows a clear natural engine. He jumps a fence with ease, speed and natural sharpness. A young horse in which quality, blood and athletic ability are evident early on.

Sire
Emerald van ’t Ruytershof (Diamant de Semilly x Carthina Z) competed at international 1.60m Grand Prix level and belongs to the absolute world elite. He won the World Cup Final in Göteborg and multiple CSI5* Grand Prix classes. Emerald is a BWP Ambassador and licensed with nearly all major studbooks. He is renowned for passing on reflexes, blood, scope and carefulness and has produced numerous international Grand Prix horses, including Imothep van ’t Voorhof (1.70m), Kasper van het Hellehof (1.70m) and Ictus d’Emma (1.65m).

Damline
The dam is Cinderella Zoetendaele Z (Comme Il Faut), descending from an exceptionally strong performance family. Comme Il Faut himself competed at international 1.60m level and is one of the most influential modern showjumping sires.

The second dam Butterfly H Z (Balou du Rouet) competed at 1.40m level and strengthens the pedigree with blood, technique and scope.
The third dam Cleo Z (Carthago) carries the powerful Carthago line, himself an international 1.60m Grand Prix horse.

This damline has produced a large number of international sport horses:
– Oliver van ’t Heike (Epleaser van ’t Heike), international 1.60m
– Kamara van ’t Heike (Epleaser van ’t Heike), international 1.60m, CSI5*
– Rianna van ’t Heike (Magnum van ’t Heike), international 1.45m
– Juice van ’t Heike (Epleaser van ’t Heike), international 1.45m
– Mustang van ’t Heike (Epleaser van ’t Heike), international 1.50m
– Ferreo van ’t Heike (Argentinus), international 1.50m
– Several horses competing at 1.30m–1.45m level

A damline that consistently produces international sport horses and approved stallions, with a strong emphasis on blood, scope and attitude.

For horses younger than 24 months, it is not mandatory with us to take X-rays. At this age, horses are still in full development and their joints are not yet fully matured. If any abnormalities are suspected during the clinical examination, this will be noted in the clinical report and/or additional X-rays will be taken for further investigation.​