Je T'aime Flamenco

Biography

Je T’aime Flamenco’s rise to fame started early. As a 6 yo, under Billy Twomey he was 3rd in the 6yo Championship at Horse of The Year Show and 2nd in an International 6yo Championship in Mauberge. His sire, Flamenco De Semilly, is from one of the strongest stallion lines, Le Tot De Semilly, who won or was placed in 22 International classes. He was part of the Gold Medal winning team at the European Young Riders Championship in Millstreet, Ireland. Le Tot De Semilly has produced offspring such as, Everest Ashley, Itot Du Chateau, Item De Quintin, Ideal De Prissey, Diamant De Semilly and Fidji De Fleury. Under Marc Van Dijck, this French stallion has showed that he is a powerful showjumper. From his early breeding seasons, we have offspring competing Grand Prix such as Molly Ashi’s Vicomte D, Gregory Wathlett’s Willem, Wonder Boy and Je T’aime Flamenco. His dam, Quansie Van De Halhoeve, won at 1.50m level in Belgium. Her sire is Landetto, by Landgraf, who is by Lady Killer, giving the dam a great jumping bloodline. Landetto’s offspring include Undercover Agent and Utah Van Epicon, whilst Landgraf’s include Burggraaf and Libero. Uniquely through his dam’s bloodline. Je Taime Flamenco’s looks, temperament and ability make him an ideal choice for any breeder, intent on producing a world class jumping horse for the future.