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Mr Boombastic is profiled for the sport record — breeding components are researched only for horses at stud.
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About Mr Boombastic
Mr Boombastic is a bay showjumping sport horse foaled in 2014, by Vigo Cece.
Mr Boombastic is a Selle Français show jumping gelding, notable for his endurance and precision in competitions. Bred on 21 June 2014 by Beatrice Drigeard Desgarnier, he is a bay horse sired by Vigo Cece out of the mare Carmen, with lineage tracing to Sable Rose as the dam's sire.
Throughout his career, Mr Boombastic has made 94 starts with an impressive record of 39 faultless rounds, contributing to his 41% faultless completion rate since 2024. Despite having only one win, he has accrued a substantial €198,137 in prize money, reflecting his competitiveness at high-stakes events.
Initially ridden by Denis Lynch, Mr Boombastic advanced to the CSI5* level before joining Natalie Dean in the autumn of 2025. Under Dean's guidance, he debuted in Nations Cup competitions, representing the Icon Global Jumping Team at the CSIO5* in La Baule in June 2026, and contributing to the U.S. Jumping Team's shortlist for the 2026 FEI Jumping World Championships.
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EQUI REGISTRYEquiWiki · by Horses Smith Mr Boombastic — Pedigree
by Vigo Cece out of Carmen
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