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EMBRYO BY BALOUBET DE ROUET : 22072015 I VAT : Yes Almé Z (Almé) 1966 Galoubet A 1972 Viti 1965 Baloubet du Rouet 1989 Starter 1962 Mesange du Rouet 1978 Badine 1967 FFA Embryo 4 Pilatus 1965 Polydor 1972 Fata Morgana 1967 Krista 1992 Pakt 1978 Paquita 1985 Anthea 1979 sire: BALOUBET DU ROUET (1989, Selle Français, chestnut stallion by Galoubet A) Approved stallion for: Hann., Holst., SF, BWP, SWB, sBs; level 1.60m with Nelson Pessoa (BRA) and Rodrigo Pessoa (BRA); 3rd CSI4* 2006 Grand Prix (1.60m) Charlotte (USA); 1st CSI4* 2006 Grand Prix (1.60m) Tampa (USA); 1st CSIW 2005 Top Ten Final (1.40m1.60m) Geneva (SUI); 1st CSI5* 2005 Grand Prix (1.60m) Brussels (BEL); 1st CSI5* 2005 Grand Prix (1.60m) Las Vegas (USA); participated 2005 Las Vegas (USA) final result World Cup Final; 1st CSIW 2005 World Cup (1.40m1.60m) Paris Bercy (FRA); 1st CSIW 2004 World Cup (1.40m1.60m) Geneva (SUI); 1st 2004 Athens (GRE) individual Olympic Games (jumping); participated 2004 Athens (GRE) team competition Olympic Games (jumping); 3rd CSI4* 2004 Grand Prix (1.60m) San Patrignano (ITA); participated 2004 Milan (ITA) final result World Cup Final; 2nd CSIW 2004 Grand Prix (1.40m1.60m) Göteborg (SWE); 1st CSIW 2004 World Cup (1.40m1.60m) Paris Bercy (FRA); 1st CSIW 2004 World Cup (1.40m1.60m) Bordeaux (FRA); 2nd CSI5* 2004 Swiss Life Classic (1.60m) Zürich (SUI); 1st CSI W 2003 Top Ten Final (1.40m1.60m) Geneva (SUI); 1st CSI3* 2003 Grand Prix (1.50m) Balve (GER); 2nd 2003 Las Vegas (USA) final result World Cup Final; 1st CSIW 2003 World Cup (1.40m 1.60m) 's Hertogenbosch (NED); 1st CSIW 2002 World Cup (1.40m1.60m) Geneva (SUI); 2nd CSIW 2002 World Cup (1.40m1.60m) Aarhus / Vilhelmsborg (DEN); participated 2002 Jerez de la Frontera (ESP) team competition World Equestrian Games; participated 2002 Jerez de la Frontera (ESP) individual World Equestrian Games; 1st CSIO5* 2002 Grand Prix (1.60m) Rotterdam (NED); 3rd 2002 Leipzig(GER) final result World Cup Final; 3rd CSIW 2002 Grand Prix (1.40m1.60m) Dortmund (GER); ETC... 1st dam: Krista (1992, Westfalen, bay mare by Polydor) FFA Embryo 4 ( by Baloubet du Rouet) TALOUBET Z (2000, KWPN, bay stallion by Galoubet A) Approved stallion for: Z; level 1.60m with Christian Ahlmann (GER); 3rd CSI5* 2013 Grand Prix (Global Champions Tour) (1.60m) London (GBR); participated 2013 Göteborg (SWE) final result World Cup Final; 1st CSI5*W 2013 World Cup (1.60m) Leipzig (GER); 1st CSI5*W 2012 Top Ten Final (1.60m) Geneva (SUI); 2nd CSIO5* 2012 Grand Prix (1.60m) Rome (ITA); participated 2012 's Hertogenbosch (NED) final result World Cup Final; 2nd CSI5* 2012 Grand Prix (1.60m) Paris (FRA); 1st CSI5*W 2012 World Cup (1.60m) Leipzig (GER); 1st CSI5* 2011 Grand Prix (Global Champions Tour) (1.60m) Estoril (POR); 2nd CSI5* 2011 Grand Prix (Global Champions Tour) (1.60m) Monte Carlo (MON); 1st 2011 Leipzig(GER) final result World Cup Final; 1st CSI5* 2011 Grand Prix (1.60m) Paris (FRA); 2nd CSI5* 2010 Grand Prix (1.60m) Paris (FRA); 1st CSI5*W 2010 World Cup (1.60m) Helsinki (FIN); 1st CSI5*W 2010 Grand Prix (1.60m) Helsinki (FIN); 1st CSI5*W 2010 World Cup (1.60m) Oslo (NOR); 3rd CSI5* 2010 Grand Prix (Global Champions Tour) (1.60m) Valkenswaard (NED); 3rd CSI2* 2010 Grand Prix (1.45m) Redefin (GER); 1st CSI4* 2009 Grand Prix (1.60m) Hannover (GER) Big Star Jr K Z (2009, Zangersheide, black brown stallion by Big Star) Approved stallion for: Z Mokka Hero P&V (2012, BWP, bay mare by Nabab de Reve) 2nd dam: Paquita (1985, Westfalen, mare by Pakt) Krista (1992, Westfalen, bay mare by Polydor) : see above 3rd dam: Anthea (1979, Westfalen, mare by Argwohn I) Paquita (1985, Westfalen, mare by Pakt) : see above.

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