Reveille SPF is by Tangelo Van De Zuuthoeve and out of Ulottie by Goodtimes. Tangelo Van De Zuuthoeve’s pedigree concentrates some of the finest European show jumping bloodlines. Tangelo competed internationally at 1.50m and has produced 1,004 offspring who have competed in sport, with 973 reaching the 1.70m Olympic/World Championship level in show jumping. His most notable offspring include Darry Lou, winner of the $3 million CP International Rolex Grand Prix at Spruce Meadows, and Scuderia 1918 Tobago Z who won the 2019 Longines FEl World Cup Final. Goodtimes, Reveille SPF’s damsire through Ulottie, is a 1988 KWPN stallion by Nimmerdor who has produced 607 offspring competing at the 1.70m show jumping level.
Dantura is a KWN mare by Canturo and out of Zafira by the Thoroughbred stallion Favoritas xx. Canturo is a 1995 Holsteiner stallion who has produced 56 licensed sons worldwide and 40 offspring successful at the 1.60m jumping level. Dantura herself has competed to 1.45m in Europe and continued her success in the United States with consistent results to 1.40m.
Frame Sirene combines Tangelo Van De Zuuthoeve’s proven international jumping production through Reveille SPF with the upper-level competitive record and elite Holsteiner bloodlines of Dantura.
Tangelo’s offspring have reached the pinnacle of Grand Prix show jumping, and his demonstrated versatility across both jumper and hunter disciplines suggests a bloodline that produces trainable, scopey athletes. The cross to Canturo through Dantura adds proven Olympic-level sport horse genetics and a documented record of producing both international jumpers and CCI-level eventers. Dantura’s own competition record to 1.45m internationally validates her genetic contribution as a proven athlete.
The Thoroughbred influence through Favoritas xx on Dantura’s dam side introduces refinement, stamina, and competitive drive-qualities that complement the scopey jumping bloodlines on both sire and dam sides. This pedigree suggests a foal bred for scope, blood, and rideability, with genetic contributions from horses who have performed at the highest levels of international sport.
