MISTRAL has very serious origins, imbued with the blood of several Welsh B breed leaders.
His SIRE, NEWMAN DE RAVIGNAN is out of Georgian Mystral, French showjumping champion in 1989, and Breccles Miss Alice, daughter of the great sire Solway Master Bronze and granddaughter of Downland Romance. His offspring include Fair Play III (French showjumping pony performance index 137/French eventing pony performance index 114), Jade Oliver (Labellisé Dressage stallion Grand Prix poneys & triple Champion de France section B), Ondine Oliver (full sister to Mistral, French eventing pony performance index 127, winner of the 3-year olds ridden with an average of 9/10 and the exceptional score of 10 in the canter, 2nd in the Derby poneys at Jumping International de Bordeaux 2017.
SA MOTHER, GRIOTTE IV, dam of 2 stallions, 3 offspring indexed out of 4, has only bred with Newman De Ravignan. She is inbred 2x3 to Brockwell Brandy, double grandson of world breed leader Brockwell Cobweb and half-sibling of Brockwell Chuckle who was Supreme Champion at the Royal Welsh Show in 1972.
Brockwell Brandy has produced numerous winners in all three disciplines and three stallions including Elvey Jarnac, "Very Important Poney", French Showjumping Champion in 1993.
His 3rd MOTHER, ÉPONA ÉLÉGANTE (dam of Fano Elvey, French showjumping pony performance index 131 and Island Elvey, French showjumping pony performance index 144), is a daughter of Weston Showman, undisputed French showjumping pony performance index B section breed leader, outstanding son of Chirk Crogan and sire of 27 stallions including international champion Épona Candy.
PERFORMANCES: Elite showjumping at 6 years old, 1st premium Hunter horses, Dressage finalist.
| NEWMAN DE RAVIGNAN, W | GEORGIAN MYSTRAL, W | LYDSTEP BARN DANCE, W |
| WESTON SNOWDRIFT, W | ||
| BRECCLES MISS ALICE, W | SOLWAY MASTER BRONZE, W | |
| BRECCLES MAYDAY, W | ||
| GRIOTTE IV, W | PALADIN PHILEMON, W | KAMI DU MONT, W |
| LABELLE ELVEY, W | ||
| MAYA ELVEY, W | BROCKWELL BRANDY, W | |
| EPONA ELEGANTE, W |
Winner of Régional 3ans monté (Bordeaux) & second in his class National Welsh Sologn'Pony, Champion section B (regional Welsh Villeneuve-sur-Lot 2009), several selections for "most beautiful head" & "best gaits". Elite to WELSH qualification.
110 births including 3 stallions & 48 indexed offspring (9 above 120, 3>140) Takegaz de Barban (French eventing pony performance index 141 / French showjumping pony performance index 127, finalist Future Élite 7 years old, 2° AM1 Festival CCE, out CCI*) ; Telline Ravignan (French showjumping pony performance index 149, best section B index of her generation 2 years running, champion & double vice-champion of France section B) ; Saout de Balizac (Excellent showjumping & second grade NEP at 4 years old, 1st section B French Championship 3 years old ridden, 1st joint model, all breeds and sections combined) ; Vidocq de St Gery (French showjumping pony performance index 139, 1st section C French championship 3 years old ridden, exported to Switzerland) ; À la Folie du Fort (French showjumping pony performance index 145) ; Apple Paille (Excellent showjumping 5 years old) ;
Aragone du Trèfle (winner 3 years old ridden & pro3 120) ; Cœur Grenadine (Excellent showjumping 6 years old, reserve champion WPB National Welsh,) ; Eva Luna (Vice-Champion France 3 years old Sport, reserve Champion WB National Welsh, finalist France Dressage) ...
HIS SMALL SIZE IS AN ASSET IN CROSSING:Mistral Oliver is listed on the ANPFS list of stallions measuring 1m40 or less approved to produce French Saddle Ponies (registration at birth of an offspring from a horse mare).
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