Bamboula de Muze ♀

About Bamboula de Muze

Bamboula de Muze is a brown BWP showjumping broodmare foaled in 2001, by Rubens du Ri d'Asse out of a Nabab de Reve dam.

Bamboula de Muze's direct offspring are recorded as a roster of named, individually sourced entries and are never expressed as a single lifetime total. Five named direct offspring are admitted, all from the HorseTelex roster visible under 'First Mother: Bamboula de Muze': Elise de Muze (2004, BWP mare, by Almox Prints J), Filou de Muze (2005, BWP stallion, UELN 056002W00244509, FEI 103EN84, by Stakkato), Piccolo Principe della Leonzina (2018, MIPAAF stallion, by Cornet Obolensky), Ugola della Leoniza (2019, MIPAAF mare, by Uganito du Seigneur, spelling as it appears in the roster) and Starhorse del Fiorello Z (2025, Zangersheide stallion, by Stakkato).

Her best-evidenced product is Filou de Muze, an sBs- and Zangersheide-approved stallion who competed at 1.60m. Joris de Brabander reports a clear World Cup round at Basel in 2019 with Lucia Le Jeune Vizzini, and Genesis names Philippe Le Jeune and Lucia Le Jeune Vizzini as his 1.60m riders. He died in autumn 2019. The Stakkato cross that produced him was repeated for the 2025 colt Starhorse del Fiorello Z. No sport outcome is claimed for the other four; none is invented.

Offspring counts are held only as dated, source-specific snapshots and are never totalled or reconciled. As at 6 August 2026 HorseTelex shows a five-name visible roster, while Genesis narrates two foals before her sport career and four after. Both are preserved separately; the unnamed sixth foal implied by the Genesis narrative is NOT invented and does not enter the roster. The 2004 and 2005 foals are consistent with Genesis's 'two before sport'.

GENERATION BOUNDARY. El Conde, Freud del Cabanon, Nikita van de Koekelberg and Gotham City PL descend through her son Filou de Muze. They are GENERATION 2 grand-progeny and are deliberately excluded from her direct progeny list. Almox Prints J, Stakkato, Cornet Obolensky and Uganito du Seigneur are the SIRES of her foals and never appear as her progeny. No maternity dispute was found for any of the five admitted direct offspring; the Guldenboom / de Muze naming difference is an alias resolution, not a maternity conflict.

HorseTelex displays an embryo-transfer marker against her. That is historical reproductive-method evidence only and is not treated as evidence of current fertility. No mare-specific veterinary diagnosis, fertility diagnosis, current reproductive status or life status was found, and those fields stay null rather than being set to zero.

Own record: OWN SPORT CAREER. Bamboula de Muze competed internationally in show jumping in her own right before she was a broodmare, and her competition record is set out here as a first-class career rather than as a preface to her production. Highest level ACTUALLY jumped, with dated evidence: 1.30m. The only individually dated start recovered for this row is class 204, a CSI2* FEI jumping competition at 1.30m at the FEI Reitturnier Truccazzano, Italy, on 14 December 2013, ridden by Orlando Izzo and entered under her verified alias Bamboula de Guldenboom. Rimondo displays 'PRO' against that start rather than a numerical placing, so no placing is claimed. Reported career level, and the conflict around it: five independent commercial and studbook sources - Genesis Horse Breeding, Grand Prix, the KWPN database, Joris de Brabander and Mares of Macha - classify her as an international 1.50m mare campaigned by Orlando Izzo, and Genesis specifically describes five CSI3* seasons at 1.50m. HorseTelex instead records her at 1.45m. No result row at either 1.50m or 1.45m was recovered. 1.50m is therefore published as a CONVERGENT REPORTED CAREER CLASSIFICATION, not as an evidenced jumped height; 1.45m is retained as HorseTelex's conflicting database classification; and 1.30m stands as the highest height she is individually documented to have actually jumped. The flattering 1.50m figure is deliberately not adopted as fact over the verified starts that support it. Significant results: NONE could be verified. No numerical placing with a date and a venue was recovered from accessible source material under either of her verified names. The Truccazzano start is recorded above as career evidence and is expressly not characterised as a significant placing. The absence of results here reflects the limits of the accessible record, not a claim that she never placed. Riders who campaigned her: Orlando Izzo (Italy) is the only rider named by any source, and is named by all five sources that describe her sport career. His partnership with her is directly evidenced on 14 December 2013 at Truccazzano. No opening or closing date for the partnership was recovered, so no date range is asserted beyond that single verified day. FEI record: NOT RESOLVED. No FEI ID and no public FEI horse profile could be reliably matched to her under either Bamboula de Muze or Bamboula de Guldenboom, so fei_id remains null. Her international participation is nevertheless supported by an FEI-event result row and by five independent sources. Note also that FEI public records count results only from 1 January 2010; she was foaled in 2001, so any starts, wins or placings from the earliest years of her career fall entirely outside the FEI window and are UNKNOWN, not zero. Career span and how it ended: the only individually verified date at either end of her career is 14 December 2013. Genesis reports a five-season CSI3* career but does not supply its opening or closing dates, so the career span cannot be reconstructed. NO RETIREMENT WAS ANNOUNCED as far as the accessible record goes - no retirement date, no final-start record and no reason for leaving sport was found. Genesis states only that four foals followed her sport career, which places the end before her 2018 foal but does not date it. The manner in which her career ended is unknown and is not invented here. BREEDING AND PEDIGREE. Bamboula de Muze is the 2001 BWP mare UELN 056002W00201643, studbook status VB, bay/brown, by Rubens du Ri d'Asse (BWP, 056002W00140309, by Argentinus out of Kristalys du Ri d'Asse) out of Merveille de Muze (sBs 1996, 056007000M30650, 1.60m, by Nabab de Reve out of Qerly Chin). Her second dam Qerly Chin (BWP 1993, 1.60m, by Chin Chin out of Kerly) is the foundation mare of BWP performance family 34, which places Bamboula directly inside one of the most productive maternal families in the sport. Her breeder is recorded as Joris de Brabander by the Stal de Muze and Genesis pages; this row previously held Etienne Aerts from sbsnet.be, and both are retained as a conflict rather than one being silently overwritten. IDENTITY WARNING. She must never be merged with BAMAKO DE MUZE, a different BWP horse also foaled in 2001 but a STALLION and by Darco - a two-letter name difference that has already corrupted this row's media once. Nor with Falaise de Muze (2005), nor with her own son Filou de Muze, nor with the other 'de Muze' mares held in this database - Narcotique de Muze II, Narcotique de Muze IV, Exellentia de Muze, Gancia de Muze and Walnut de Muze. Bamboula de Guldenboom is the same mare under a competition and breeding alias, resolved by matching pedigree, rider and level, and is not a second horse.

Out of Merveille de Muze; dam of 1.60m stallion Filou de Muze; Chacco-Blue embryo on request.

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Her stamp — performance traits

Researched stamp — 5 = strongly passes the trait. Web-sourced; confirm with the stud.

Her conformation

Researched stamp — 5 = strongly passes the trait. Web-sourced; confirm with the stud.