Surcouf de Revel ♂ †

About Surcouf de Revel

Surcouf de Revel is a (died 2009) bay showjumping stallion foaled in 1984, by Jalisco B out of a Nykio dam.

Surcouf de Revel was a Selle Français stallion, born in 1984 and competed prominently in international showjumping events. He achieved recognition for his participation in the 1996 Summer Olympics representing Portugal, where he placed 58th in the individual jumping event, and competed in several prestigious championships including the World Championships and European Championships throughout the 1990s.

His competition highlights include winning the Nations Cup of Lisbon, placing 2nd in the Grand Prix of Gijon, 3rd in the Grand Prix of Medina, and 4th in the Grand Prix of Lisbon. Additionally, he secured a victory in the Grand Prix CSI in Caen, showcasing his competitive caliber in high-level showjumping.

Surcouf de Revel was sired by the eminent stallion Jalisco B and out of Doris I. His lineage boasts influential forebears such as Almé and Furioso XX, contributing to his success both in competition and as a breeding stallion.

Surcouf de Revel's breeding career was highlighted by notable offspring including Toscan de Sainte Hermelle, who achieved significant results in showjumping under rider Adeline Lefevre. Toscan was recognised as 'Excellent' in 2009 Fontainebleau Championship and achieved placings up to 1.50m in events like Mons CSI4*. This suggests a considerable influence of Surcouf de Revel in producing competitive progeny.

Surcouf de Revel died in 2009. Breeding may continue via frozen semen — confirm availability with the stud.

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