| Bidding start | 10 January, ‘25 • 00:00 |
| Bidding end | 13 January, ‘25 • ±23:59 |
| CET | |
| Bidding place | online |
| Catalog number | 03 |
| Gender | Gelding |
| Year of Birth | 2021 |
| Sire | Call Me Number One |
| Dam sire | Darco |
| Size | Large |
| Color | Grey |
| Discipline | Jumping |
| Studbook | BWP |
| Auction | ET New Year Edition ’25 |
| Location |
Belgium 
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This grey has all the potential needed to succeed in the sport these days. Not only does he possess the right genetics on his sire’s side, but it is on the dam’s side where things become even more interesting!
Looking at his jumping, we can see the right attitude and excellent technique. He uses his forelegs powerfully and swings his hindquarters beautifully. His focused mindset, with his ears forward and his sharpness in the front legs, suggests that this Viper will truly become a competitive force.
When we take a look at the maternal line, it is no surprise where all these qualities come from. His mother, Prima Dona, is currently advancing her international career and is a direct daughter of the 150-level jumper Uomini. This daughter of Montebello La Silla is herself out of the 160-level jumper Quabelle, who is also the dam of Ba Belle van t Roosakker. This gives Viper four direct sport horses in a row on his dam’s side!
This entire maternal line traces back to the foundational genetics of La Belle van Sombeke. This Goliath mare laid the foundation for the Olympic silver medalist Glock’s London and his dam, Ta Belle van Sombeke.
A glance at the Hippomundo pedigree reveals much more, making it a true pleasure to delve deeper into this remarkable lineage.