Ratina Kervec ♀

About Ratina Kervec

Ratina Kervec is a Grey Selle Français showjumping broodmare foaled in 2005, by Diamant de Semilly out of a Kannan dam.

Ratina Kervec's direct offspring are recorded as a roster of named, evidence-compiled entries, never as a single lifetime total. Her best-classified direct offspring are Cuick Star Kervec (2012, by Quick Star) at 1.60m, Geniale Star Kervec (2016, by Quick Star) at 1.50m, Babelle Kervec (2011, by Quaprice Bois Margot) at 1.45m and Fury Star Kervec (2015, by Quick Star) at 1.35m in HorseTelex records. Cuick Star Kervec won the 2022 Horse of the Year Show Leading Showjumper of the Year at 1.60m with Shane Breen and was second in the 2023 Hickstead Nations Cup per Flanders Foal Auction; HorseTelex records his sex as GELDING, while Breen Equestrian describes earlier approval and frozen semen - both are retained and the conflict is recorded rather than resolved. CORRECTION to the narrative previously held on this row: Geniale Star Kervec is a MARE, not a colt or stallion; Genesis reports her winning the CSI3* 1.50m Grand Prix at Doha at age nine, and Hippomundo's dated snapshot gives 50,817 euro in international earnings, which are competition earnings and not a valuation. Seven further named direct offspring carry no reviewed sport outcome and none is invented: Ivoire Kervec (2018, Casall), Jingle Star Kervec (2019, Quick Star), Koratina Kervec (2020, Cornet Obolensky), Magic Kervec (2022, Candy de Nantuel GFE), Macho Kervec (2022, Armitages Boy), Penny Lane Kervec (2025, Comme il Faut) and Pixies Star Kervec (2025, Quick Star). Offspring counts are held only as dated, source-specific snapshots and are never totalled: Hippomundo (accessed 2026-08-06) shows 13 horses of which four are sport horses; HorseTelex shows a three-best performance subset; a HorseTelex dam-line roster shows nine named direct offspring 2011-2022; the breeder profile names four. GENERATION BOUNDARY: Etna Kervec, Gazelle Kervec and Heaven Kervec are out of her daughter Babelle Kervec, and Elle Fleur Z is out of her daughter Jingle Star Kervec - all are GRANDCHILDREN and are never listed as her direct progeny. Cuick Star Kervec's own named offspring are likewise grandchildren, through a son. Quick Star, Quaprice Bois Margot, Casall, Cornet Obolensky, Candy de Nantuel GFE, Armitages Boy and Comme il Faut are SIRES of her foals and are never listed as her progeny.

Own record: OWN SPORT CAREER. Ratina Kervec was an international showjumping mare in her own right before she was a broodmare, and her competition record is recorded here as a first-class career rather than as a preface to her production. Highest level actually jumped: 1.50m. HorseTelex Results records 1.50m Grand Prix starts at Rouen in November 2016, and Grand Prix reports her in the 1.50m Grand National / Pro Elite Grand Prix at Pontivy on 6 November 2016. HorseTelex, KWPN and several commercial pedigree pages classify her at 1.60m, but no reviewed result row identifies an actual 1.60m start, so 1.50m is published as the highest evidenced height and 1.60m is retained as an unresolved database classification, not as a jumped height. An ISO of 152, said by Genesis to have been achieved at nine, is reported by Genesis and by Elevage de Kervec; the official index certificate was not publicly retrieved. FEI record: FEI 103CQ78, jumping. The FEI profile carries a 72-start snapshot, on a profile that states it includes results only from 1 January 2010 and which was crawled approximately five months before 6 August 2026. The profile publishes no win total, and none is asserted here. Her last three visible FEI starts were all at Lamballe CSI2* with Tony Cadet: 1.40m on 20 April 2017 (20th), 1.45m on 21 April 2017 and 1.35m on 22 April 2017. Significant dated results: vice-champion of France for six-year-olds at Fontainebleau in 2011 (the breeder profile supplies year-category, venue and placing but neither an exact date nor a rider); 2nd in the CSI2* 1.45m Grand Prix at Villers-Vicomte on 13 April 2014 with Marc Dilasser; 6th in a CSI3* 1.50m class at Vichy in 2014 (Genesis supplies venue, level, height and placing but no exact date and no rider, and no rider is inferred from the campaign timeline); 3rd in the CSI2* 1.45m Grand Prix at Dinard on 1 August 2015, scoring 0/4 for 3,675 euro in class earnings; 3rd in a 1.40m at Saint-Lo on 15 August 2015 (0/65.77, 825 euro); 5th in a 1.40m at Royan on 12 March 2016 (0/78.67, 420 euro); 4th in a 1.35m at Dinard on 30 July 2016 (0/0/46.31, 400 euro); and 6th in the 1.50m Grand National / Pro Elite Grand Prix at Pontivy on 6 November 2016 with Tony Cadet, four faults in the second round after qualifying clear from the first. All prize sums quoted are competition earnings, not valuations. Undated secondary results: Genesis reports 2nd in a 1.45m and 9th in a 1.50m at CSI3* Vejer de la Frontera, and Elevage de Kervec summarises a 2nd at CSI3* Vejer and a 6th at CSI3* Vichy without dates. These are retained as secondary evidence and are not converted into invented dates or rider attributions. CORRECTION to the narrative previously held on this row: the Vejer second place was in a 1.45m class, not a 1.50m class. Riders who campaigned her: Marc Dilasser, who rode her from April 2013 (Grand Prix) with a last FEI ride recorded in 2014; Julien Epaillard, whose new partnership with her Grand Prix announced on 23 February 2015, last FEI ride recorded in 2015; and Tony Cadet, from 2016 through her final starts in April 2017. Jean Le Monze is described by So Horse as a formative rider and trainer, but no dated result or FEI start with Ratina was verified for him and he is not credited with a competition result. Career span and how it ended: earliest verified milestone 2011 at Fontainebleau; earliest verified international rider timeline April 2013; last verified FEI start 22 April 2017 at Lamballe CSI2* with Tony Cadet. No formal retirement announcement, retirement date or reason for leaving sport was found, so the manner in which the career ended is unknown and is not invented. So Horse reported on 14 November 2022 that she was by then devoted to breeding with her breeders. The FEI profile label 'Active' is an administrative status only and is not treated as proof that she is still competing, nor as evidence of biological life status. BREEDING AND PEDIGREE. Ratina Kervec is the 19 August 2005 Selle Francais mare 25000105095433K, by Diamant de Semilly out of Ba Belle (also published as Ba Belle van 't Roosakker, BWP 2001) by Kannan GFE, second dam La Belle van Sombeke (BWP 1988, by Goliath Z). CORRECTION to the narrative previously held on this row: she was bred by Roger Huon and Marie-Madeleine Huon at Begard, France; Elevage de Kervec is the Huon breeding operation and is not itself the named breeder. Her maternal siblings include Quabelle (2004, by Helios de la Cour II, 1.60m in HorseTelex) and Seigneur Kervec (2006, by Quidam de Revel, 1.35m in HorseTelex). Celebrated members of the wider La Belle van Sombeke family - London, Golden Hawk, Mumbai, Quasibelle du Seigneur, Ta Belle van Sombeke - are collateral relatives and are not her progeny.

Own record: 1.50m evidenced, 72 FEI starts, French 6yo vice-champion (1.60m classification disputed). Dam of Cuick Star Kervec (1.60m) and Geniale Star Kervec (1.50m). Fancy de Kergane embryo on request.

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Her stamp — performance traits

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Her conformation

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