Glocks London N.O.P. ♂

About Glocks London N.O.P.

Glocks London N.O.P. is a Bay Belgian Warmblood showjumping stallion foaled in 2002, by Nabab de Rêve out of a Chin Chin dam.

Glocks London N.O.P. is a Belgian Warmblood stallion, born in 2002, who gained international acclaim in showjumping. Originally named Carembar de Muze, he was bred by Joris De Brabander and is a product of the renowned sire Nabab de Rêve and dam Ta Belle van Sombeke. Glocks London was approved by the BWP studbook in 2006 and later acquired by the Glock-family, competing under the Dutch rider Gerco Schröder.

His career highlights include winning individual and team silver medals at the 2012 London Olympics and being part of the team that clinched gold at the 2014 FEI World Equestrian Games in Caen. Additionally, he had victories in Grand Prix events across Cannes, Doha, Rio, Salzburg, and Vienna, and claimed a paramount win at the 2014 FEI Nations Cup in Barcelona. He retired from competitive sport in June 2019 at the CSIO5* Geesteren in the Netherlands to focus on breeding.

Glocks London’s influence extended beyond his own performances as he was granted the title of BWP Ambassador, highlighting his significant impact on the sport. With a recorded 256 jumping starts and 12 wins, his competitive stature was remarkable during his active years. As of 2024 data, he is actively contributing to the next generations of showjumping stars as a stud stallion.

Glocks London has sired several notable progeny in the showjumping world. His son, I Am London Apple, has shown great potential in international competitions and is approved by KWPN. Another progeny, Calourina PS, achieved recognition at the PSI Auction fetching €1.6 million, while Londina PS surpassed this with a sale price near €2 million, showcasing high demand for his progeny due to their promising capabilities in the sport. In 2021, his offspring collectively achieved sales of over €3.5 million at the auction, underlining the continuing interest in his lineage.

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