Quabri de l'Isle ♂

About Quabri de l'Isle

Quabri de l'Isle is a Bay Selle Français showjumping stallion foaled in 2004, by Kannan out of a Socrates dam.

Quabri de l'Isle is a Selle Français stallion born on June 1, 2004, in France. Bred by Monsieur Etienne Poisson, he is the offspring of the acclaimed Kannan and Dinasty de l'Isle. His lineage includes notable stallions like Socrate de Chivre, Voltaire, and Furioso II, securing his role as a valuable sire in showjumping. With Brazilian rider Pedro Veniss, Quabri de l'Isle had a successful international showjumping career. His victories span prestigious Grand Prix events, including the Calgary Grand Prix. Representing Brazil, he aided the team's 5th place finish at the Rio 2016 Olympics and 6th at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Known for his consistent double clear rounds, he excelled in Nations Cup competitions. Quabri de l'Isle stands at Béligneux Le Haras in France, contributing to breeding programs as an 'Elite Stallion'. Recognised by the Selle Français, AES - Anglo European Studbook, and SBS Studbook, he has fathered numerous offspring, impacting equestrian sport significantly.

Quabri de l'Isle has proven himself not only in the competition arena but also as a sire of promising showjumpers. Among his notable offspring is Nashville, a horse that reflects Quabri's strong genetic makeup, being equipped with Olympic-level potential. Additionally, the young prospect Nate W has shown great potential, carrying the distinguished lineage of Grand Prix stallions, including Quabri de l'Isle himself. While detailed records of his progeny's results at the top levels remain sparse, his influence in breeding programs is undeniable.

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