Grand Prix prospect, 1.45 m, with Bertram Allen

Ramos is a big horse with blood that goes over a big fence very easily and shows plenty of effort; the engine is always running with this horse. He moves nicely with a good, ground-covering canter and balance, jumps with good technique, lots of push off the ground and comes quickly off the floor, careful and with tremendous scope. Friendly, calm in character and with fine blood. If you are looking for a Grand Prix horse for the future, this could be the one. Suitable from amateur to professional.

Sire Fantomas de Muze (BWP, 2005) is a son of Sandro Boy out of a For Pleasure dam and won two international 3* classes (2018) and the Sires of the World in Lanaken under Karline de Brabander, along with a fourth place at the Belgian Championship (2016). He is a BWP Ambassador and stands at Stal de Muze. Damsire Eldorado van de Zeshoek TN (BWP, 2004) is a son of Clinton out of a Toulon dam that jumped 1.60m and jumped 1.60m himself under Willem Greve, including a win in the Grand Prix of Roosendaal (2015). As a highly sought-after showjumping sire he produced offspring who won over 3.9 million euros, including:
Killer Queen VDM (1.60m, under Daniel Deusser)
Grandorado TN (1.60m, approved)
Highway TN (1.60m, under Willem Greve)

Further back in the line there is sport with, among others, Othello (1.60m)
Sandstone Dorina (1.60m)
Lavendel (1.50m)
Ventje (1.40m). A big, blood-rich horse with the aptitude for the top sport.