Emerald van het Netehof ♂

About Emerald van het Netehof

Emerald van het Netehof is a Chestnut BWP showjumping stallion foaled in 2010, by Diamant de Semilly out of a Carthago Z dam.

Emerald van het Netehof, also known as Emerald van 't Ruytershof, is a Belgian Warmblood stallion born in 2004. He was foaled in Belgium and is a progeny of Diamant de Semilly and Carthina Z. Approved by the BWP, Holsteiner, KWPN, Oldenburg, and Selle Français studbooks, he made his mark in both competition and breeding. Alongside rider Harrie Smolders, Emerald competed in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games, finished second at the 2016 World Cup Final in Gothenburg, and claimed victories in multiple Nations Cups. Known for his scope and precision in showjumping, he passes these traits to his offspring. His progeny inherit agility and technique, succeeding in high-level competitions worldwide.

Emerald van 't Ruytershof has sired numerous successful offspring that have cemented his reputation as a leading sire. Among his progeny is Igor, who achieved significant success including a team gold medal and an individual bronze at the 2019 European Championships with rider Jos Verlooy. Emerald's offspring routinely perform at high levels such as CSI4 and CSI5* competitions worldwide, reflecting his significant impact on showjumping breeding. Additionally, Emerald has produced more than 20 licensed sons competing at grand prix levels, further extending his influence in the sport.

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