Dalila de la Pomme ♀

About Dalila de la Pomme

Dalila de la Pomme is a brown sBs showjumping broodmare foaled in 2009, by Taran de la Pomme out of a Diamant de Semilly dam.

Dalila de la Pomme's breeding career has been promising, with several of her offspring achieving notable success in showjumping competitions. Her progeny include Bachelor van het Hulgenrode Z, a stallion by Bamako de Muze competing at the 1.45m level, and Beyonce van het Hulgenrode Z, a mare also by Bamako de Muze competing at the 1.45m level with Robin Vermeir. Another offspring, Innocent van het Hulgenrode Z, sired by I'm Special de Muze, competes at the 1.50m level with L. Berrittella, showcasing the continuation of her exceptional lineage.

Own record: Dalila de la Pomme is a distinguished bay mare born on 1 June 2009. Registered with the Belgian Sport Horse (sBs) Studbook, she hails from the renowned Haras de la Pomme stud farm in Belgium. Her pedigree is impressive, being sired by Taran de la Pomme, with Tolano van 't Riethof as her grandsire and Ta Belle van Sombeke as her granddam. Her dam is Duchesse de la Pomme, sired by the legendary Diamant de Semilly, further strengthening her prestigious bloodline. Dalila was bred by the Baertsoen family and later owned by the Toveks Family. Dalila de la Pomme had a notable showjumping career, competing internationally with Swedish rider Evelina Tovek. Some of her most remarkable achievements include winning the Nations Cup at Aachen in 2019, firmly cementing her place among the elite showjumpers at the 1.60m level. Additionally, her performance in the 2019 Sharjah World Cup saw her securing second place, complemented by another significant second place at the Global Champions League in Prague in 2018. Dalila's success extended to the CSIO Nations Cup in Barcelona, where she secured a commendable third place. After her successful competitive tenure, Dalila transitioned to a career as a broodmare, contributing her valuable genetics to the next generation of showjumpers.

Near-miss: sport icon w/ limited progeny evidence, or elite damline less directly actionable today.

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