Young Horse Show Series Stallion Service Auction
Bidding Opens: November 01, 2018 - Bidding Closes: November 11, 2018
Hip 6: Dollar du Murier
1991 Bay Stallion (Jalisco B x Uriel / Ibrahim) Donated by Philippe Bodinier and Jean Yves Tola/ANSF-US
Olympic Show Jumper, World Champion, multiple CSI & CSO winner. A top sire of International winners.
- 1991
- Bay
- Stallion
- 170cm
- Papers: Yes
Notes:
One of the best stallions and producer of all times.
- 2004: French Champion
- 2002: WORLD CHAMPION - JEREZ, SPAIN
- 1998 to 2002: Multiple wins in CSO and CSI
- Member of the French National Team at the 2004 Olympics
- Member of the French Team, which won the Samsung Super League in both 2003 and 2004.
PROGENIE: Ideal de la Loge ISO 182(09); Myrtille Paulois ISO 176(10); Keno du Rozel ISO 148(08); J'Ai l'Espoir d'Elle ISO 119(06); Johnny Boy II ISO 157(10); Muriesco du Cotentin ISO 147(09); Nabbuco ISO 142(11); Ionesco de Brekka ISO 171(07); Idalgo du Bois ISO 151(10); Jem Twist ISO 152(09); Jaffna de Semilly ISO 165(08); Milton du Murier ISO 158(11); Marius du Vallavan ISO 155(11); Modena ISO 157(10); Oz de Breve ISO 173(11); Play Boy du Tertre ISO 150(11); and many more...
Dollar du Murier is the sire of 42+ Grand Prix Jumpers; 22+ Licensed stallions. His daughters have produced no fewer than 78 current FEI performers and 7 Licensed stallions.
Dollar du Murier Performance Record: Level 1.60m with Eric Navet (FRA) 1st 2002 Jerez de la Frontera (ESP) - team competition 2002 WEG-S (1.60m); 1st CSIO**** 2000 - Nations Cup 2000 Lisbon (POR) (1.60m); 3rd CSIO5* 2004 - Nations Cup 2004 Aachen (GER) (1.60m); 3rd CSIO5* 2002 - Final Samsung Super League 2002 Donaueschingen (GER) (1.60m); 5th CSIO5* 2002 - Grand Prix 2002 Donaueschingen (GER) (1.60m); 5th CSI-W 2002 - World Cup 2002 Paris - Bercy (FRA) (1.60m); 5th CSI-W 2002 - World Cup 2002 Bordeaux (FRA) (1.60m); 6th CSI4* 2003 - Grand Prix 2003 Jardy (FRA) (1.60m); 7th CSI-W 2002 - World Cup 2002 Vigo (ESP) (1.60m); 7th CSI-W 2000 - Grand Prix 2000 Mechelen (BEL) (1.60m); 10th 2004 Athens (GRE) - team competition 2004 Olympic Games