Jaguar van de Berghoeve is the ideal stallion for modern showjumping breeding; he is fantastically bred, has great jumping and riding qualities and performed at the very highest level. Jaguar van de Berghoeve is a son of top sire Emerald and goes via grandsire Nabab de Rêve back to the world-famous Fragance de Chalus – dam of Mylord Carthago and Bamako de Muze.
As a young horse, Jaguar van de Berghoeve already showed unlimited scope and at the age of 8, he successfully made his debut at CSI5* Grand Prix level. Ridden by Jasmine Chen, Jaguar van de Berghoeve showed his amazing rideability and fantastic mentality. For example, this duo convincingly jumped clear at the 2018 World Equestrian Games in Tryon. In addition, Jaguar van de Berghoeve jumped with several different riders up to CSI5* 1.60m level.
Jaguar van de Berghoeve’s damline is among the very best in the world; granddam Fragance de Chalus is the founder of this brilliant family. For example, Fragance de Chalus produced the world-class stallions Mylord Carthago and Bamako de Muze, while Jaguar’s dam Quaranca de Muze is herself granddam to Emily Moffit’s 1.60m showjumper Hilfiger van de Olmenhoeve. Other top showjumpers out of this damline include Morgat (Hubert Bourdy), Vangog du Mas Garnier (Olivier Robert), Theodore Manciais (Spencer Smith), Ego van Orti (Edwina Tops-Alexander), Lord If de Chalusse (Katharina Offel), AD A Big Boy (Rein Pill), Telstar de la Pomme (Lorenzo de Luca) and Evita van ‘t Zoggehof (Lorenzo de Luca).
From his first crop, Jaguar van de Berghoeve has hardly any offspring, yet some jumping talents are already building their international careers. In 2023, Jaguar van de Berghoeve expects a first full crop of foals. Jaguar van de Berghoeve can add scope, rideability and an excellent mentality to breeding.