Bijou Orai ♀

About Bijou Orai

Bijou Orai is a Bay showjumping broodmare foaled in 2001, by Toulon.

Bijou Orai is a showjumping horse known for her influence on the sport through both performance and progeny. Her offspring includes Highway M TN, out of the 1.60m mare Bijou Orai and by the top sire Eldorado van de Zeshoek TN, who won the Rolex Grand Prix at The Dutch Masters in 2024, earning €330,000, and also triumphed in the Grand Prix of CHIO Rotterdam. Calypso des Joanins Z is another offspring that competes at a 1.55m level. Among her progeny, Casuality Z competes at a 1.50m level, exemplifying Bijou Orai's significant impact on the breeding of competitive showjumping horses.

Own record: Bijou Orai is a Belgian Warmblood mare known for her accomplishments in the showjumping arena. Born on 7 July 2001, she was bred by Martens Gerry in Stekene, Belgium. As a product of premium equine lineage, Bijou Orai boasts a commendable pedigree with Toulon as her sire, known for his remarkable performance in international grand prix events. Her dam, Ramourai, is also from a distinguished line tracing back to the Holsteiner Stamm 2581. Throughout her competitive career, Bijou Orai was primarily ridden by Olivier Perreau. In 2015, she participated in numerous competitions, engaging in events with jump heights ranging from 1.35 m to 1.45 m, particularly in Valence CSI3* and Roanne. Despite a lack of specific records detailing her placements in these events, her presence in such high-level competitions underscores her capability and the trust placed in her by her rider.

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