Tantieme XX ♂ †

About Tantieme XX

Tantieme XX is a (died 2012) Bay SBS Studbook showjumping stallion foaled in 1900, by Deux Pour Cent XX out of a Indus XX dam.

Tantieme XX was a bay Thoroughbred stallion born in 1947, bred by Haras d'Ouilly in France. His sire, Deux Pour Cent XX, and dam, Terka XX, contributed to his strong lineage, part of family No. F20-a. Not originally recorded in the SBS studbook, Tantieme's roots were firmly within the French racing domain, where he left a significant mark before his career at stud.

While Tantieme XX is not directly associated with showjumping, his influence in thoroughbred breeding remains notable through his progeny that excelled in racing. His career on the racetrack was illustrious, highlighted by victories in major European races, including the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in 1950 and 1951. Tantieme XX retired to stud in 1952, where he continued to impact the equine world through his lineage.

Although Tantieme XX is primarily recognised for his racing pedigree, his lineage also indirectly influences the showjumping sphere given the interconnected nature of performance horse breeding. Nevertheless, there are no significant showjumping records or repercussions significantly attributed to him within the sport. His mark is distinctly characterised by his racing achievements and the bloodline tailored for the racecourse rather than showjump arenas.

Tantieme XX sired several notable progeny who excelled in racing, though not specifically in showjumping. Among his distinguished offspring were Tanerko, born in 1953 out of La Divine, and Agio, born in 1955 out of Aralia. Both progeny furthered Tantieme's influence within the Thoroughbred racing community, solidifying his reputation as a top-tier sire in the racing industry.

Tantieme XX died in 2012. Breeding may continue via frozen semen — confirm availability with the stud.

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