Gambler

Quaprice Bois Margot - Hanky Panky

4/28/2017

Date of birth

Color

Light Chestnut

UELN

BWP 056002W00316078

Breed

Height

16.1 Hands

Zangersheide

Stud Fee

Semen

Frozen

$750

Pedigree

Sometimes you find that once-in-a-lifetime horse. That special one has it all. The looks, the talent, and a special pedigree. Gambler (formerly Requiem J&F Champblanc) is one of those horses. The beautifully coloured chestnut never fails to grab your attention in the arena. He has an easy confidence about him when working; light-footed, athletic, and very scopey is what comes to mind when you see him jump.

Gambler is a son of Quaprice Bois Margot (Quidam de Revel x Lord) who unfortunately died at a very young age. Quaprice was very successful with Julien Epaillard at the 1.60 level and sired many excellent horses like Viking d’la Rousserie, Ratina d’la Rousserie, Baltic VDL, Beau Goss du Park, Sangria de Coty and many more 1.60 horses. 

The mother of Gambler, Hanky Panky, is a daughter of the great Calvaro Z (Caletto I x Capitol I) who jumped for many years at the highest level with Jos Lansink and John Whitaker. He won the Dutch championships in 1997, a medal during the Europeans that same year, and also jumped some great rounds at the Olympics in Sydney. Besides that, he can still be found at the top of the WBFSH Sire Ranking. The oldest daughter of Hanky Panky is jumping internationally at the 1.30 level. In the direct damline we find two 1.60 horses; Fleurivan de Koekelberg and Barough C.R. and also the 1.40 horse, Gorki F. 

Further in Gambler’s pedigree we see Heartbreaker. A stallion who almost needs no introduction at all. Besides a fantastic career with Peter Geerink, he provided the world with amazing showjumpers like Halifax van het Kluizebos, Romanov II, Toulon, Actionbreakerand VDL Group Zidane. 

Gambler has a great character, is very nice to ride with a pleasant and well-balanced canter, and shows a lot of talent on the jump. He was approved by Zangersheide as a 3-year-old and jumped exceptionally well during the Belgium stallion competition. He is set to continue his career with American rider Hunter Holloway. The first foals of Gambler look impressive and show the same light-footed canter. All of these aspects combined make Gambler a very interesting stallion for your breeding program!

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