Hello Sanctos♂
· by Quasimodo van de Molendreef · bay
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About Hello Sanctos
Hello Sanctos is a bay showjumping gelding foaled in 2002, by Quasimodo van de Molendreef.
Hello Sanctos is a bay horse registered with the SBS (Belgian Sport Horse) studbook, renowned for achievements in international showjumping. Born on 13 May 2002 in Belgium, this horse was bred by Willy Taets in Lembeke. The horse's sire is Hello Pieter and its dam is Nasia van het Gravenhof, incorporating a prestigious showjumping pedigree. Sanctos' international career commenced in 2011, partnered with British rider Scott Brash. In the London 2012 Olympics, they won a team gold medal, initiating a series of major victories. Notably, they were the first pair to achieve the Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping, with wins in Geneva in 2014 and Aachen in 2015. Sanctos excelled in the 2014 Longines Global Champions Tour, winning the series with notable victories in London and Estoril. This dominance sustained Brash's status as a leading rider. Despite injuries in 2016 and 2017, Sanctos retired in 2019, leaving behind an impressive legacy. His contributions extended beyond his wins, reflected in consistent performances in challenging competitions like the Nations Cup and Grand Prix events.
His stamp — performance traits
Researched stamp — 5 = strongly passes the trait. Web-sourced; confirm with the stud.
Watch Hello Sanctos jump — 8 clips
Hello Sanctos — Pedigree
by Quasimodo van de Molendreef out of Nasia van het Gravenhof
Sources
- fei.org
- FEI
- horsetelex.com
- HorseTelex
- Hippomundo
- scottbrashequestrian.co.uk
- horseandhound.co.uk
- horseandhound.co.uk
- World of Showjumping
- Horse Magazine
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