Malito de Reve ♂

About Malito de Reve

Malito de Reve is a Dark Bay Selle Français showjumping stallion foaled in 2000, by Cumano out of a Muguet du Manoir dam.

Malito de Reve is a Selle Français stallion known for his influence in showjumping breeding. Born on 29 May 2000 in Belgium, he is the progeny of Cumano, the World Champion showjumper Holsteiner, with lineage linked to Capitol I. His dam, Dira Courcelle, has a direct line from Muguet du Manoir and Grand Veneur, prominent Selle Français figures. Malito's competitive career began promisingly as a finalist in Belgium at age four, but a critical injury at five redirected him to breeding. Initially managed by Joris de Brabander and later at Ecaussines stables, he is now based at Haras Numenor in France. His genetic qualities earned him 48th place in the 2017 WBFSH World Rankings. Standing 169 cm tall with a grey coat, Malito's legacy thrives through his progeny in international arenas. He continues to aid breeders worldwide with his chilled and frozen semen offerings.

Malito de Reve has sired an array of successful showjumping horses who have made their mark on the international stage. His progeny include Espero Aqui de Muze, who achieved a second place in the Nations Cup at CSIO5* Rotterdam in 2016, and Gancia de Muze, ranked as the fourth-best performer globally in 2017. Additionally, Grand Cru vd Rozenberg and Estoy Aqui de Muze are among his notable offspring competing at top levels, including Grand Prix and CSI5* events, affirming Malito’s position as a key influencer in modern showjumping breeding.

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