Bidorette ♀ †

About Bidorette

Bidorette is a (died 2012) chestnut showjumping broodmare foaled in 1983, by Le Mexico.

Bidorette produced several accomplished progeny during her lifetime. Notably, her lineage includes the stallion Billy Congo, demonstrating significant success in international competitions. Billy Congo's achievements emphasize the strength of Bidorette’s genetic contribution to the world of showjumping.

Own record: Bidorette was a chestnut mare foaled in 1983 in the Netherlands and registered in the KWPN studbook. Her sire was the Selle Français stallion Le Mexico, a prominent figure in showjumping pedigrees, and her dam was Twiggy, who herself was a product of the renowned sire Almé. Bidorette did not have a documented competition record in showjumping; however, her impact was principally through her value as a broodmare, producing offspring that have significantly influenced the sport. While not a competitor herself, Bidorette’s pedigree is well-respected in showjumping circles. Almé, her maternal grandsire, was a cornerstone in equestrian breeding, infusing his successful traits into multiple generations, a legacy that continued through Bidorette’s progeny. Bidorette's contribution to showjumping is primarily reflected through the accomplishments of her descendants in international arenas. Through the continuity of these bloodlines, her influence remains notable in breeding programs aiming to combine athleticism and temperament.

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Her stamp — performance traits

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