Je T'aime Flamenco ♂ †

About Je T'aime Flamenco

Je T'aime Flamenco is a (died 2024) bay BWP / AES showjumping stallion foaled in 2000, by Flamenco de Semilly out of a Landetto dam.

Je T'aime Flamenco was a showjumping stallion born on 29th May 2000. This Belgian Warmblood (BWP), bred by Michel Spaas, boasted a prestigious pedigree. His sire, Flamenco de Semilly, descended directly from Le Tot De Semilly, a stallion with exceptional showjumping talent and multiple international Grand Prix wins. His dam line featured Koriena van de Halhoeve and Quansie van de Halhoeve, enhancing Je T'aime Flamenco's prowess both in competitions and as a breeding sire.

With Billy Twomey as his main rider, Je T'aime Flamenco achieved remarkable success across Europe. He clinched seven major Grand Prix titles, including victories at the Horse of the Year Show, Belfast, Amsterdam, Barcelona, and Valencia. Particularly noteworthy were his CSI5* wins in Barcelona (2010), Amsterdam (2009, 2010), and Valencia (2011). In 2009 and 2010, he ranked as the leading money-winning stallion in the UK and Ireland, playing a key role in the Irish team's consistent performance in major international events.

As a breeding sire, Je T'aime Flamenco was notable for his fertility and the quality of his progeny. His status as a BWP Ambassador underscored his role in producing top-class offspring for high-level showjumping globally. He held approval from both the Belgian Warmblood Studbook and the Anglo European Studbook. Je T'aime Flamenco passed away at 24, leaving a lasting legacy through his successful progeny and contributions to the sport.

Je T'aime Flamenco sired several notable offspring that have excelled in international showjumping arenas. Among his progeny, J'Adore Flamenco and Ballypatrick Flamenco stand out for their achievements in competitions. J'Adore Flamenco competed in Calgary, Canada, and achieved a 12th place finish at the 160cm ATCO Queen Elizabeth II Cup in 2026. Previously, it secured 7th place at the Akita Drilling Grand Prix, garnering €12,450 in prize money. Ballypatrick Flamenco has participated actively in competitions, although specific high-level placings are not documented.

Conformation: elastic Flamenco/Landetto type with blood and useful technique

Temperament: generally rideable and willing, with useful sport energy

Je T'aime Flamenco died in 2024 at Stallion AI Services, UK (short illness). Breeding may continue via frozen semen — confirm availability with the stud.

Researched by the EquiWiki editorial desk · Publisher: Harriet Smith · Editor: Lee Smith · cross-checked by two independent AI models.

His stamp — performance traits

Researched stamp — 5 = strongly passes the trait. Web-sourced; confirm with the stud.

His stamp — conformation

Researched stamp — 5 = strongly passes the trait. Web-sourced; confirm with the stud.

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