Very competitive on American soil in classes up to 1.60m with his rider Nathalie Dean, DON'S DIAMANT has a good canter, balance and respect. He also has a very good character. With his compact, sporty build, we recommend mares with radius.
Don's Diamant has good energy and tone, so we could bring him mares with strength in the hindquarters. He completed his first breeding season in France in fresh semen in 2022 and his fertility is proving very good.
| DIAMANT DE SEMILLY, SFA | LE TOT DE SEMILLY, SFA | GRAND VENEUR, SFA |
| VENUE DU TOT, SFA | ||
| VENISE DES CRESLES, SFA | ELF III, SFA | |
| MISS DES CRESLES, SFA | ||
| WHITLEY, KWPN | PHIN PHIN, BWP | CHIN CHIN, HOLST |
| MISS ABDULLAH T, OES | ||
| ORCHIDEE, KWPN | BURGGRAAF, HOLST | |
| , |
2014 to 2015: he competed in CHI-YH 6 and 7 years old under Dimitri Taeijmans.
2016 to 2017: with Dimitri Taeijmans, then Alberto Michan, he was a good winner in CSI 1.40m to 1.45m in particular
-6th in a 1.45m CSI2* in Zandhoven
-8th in a 1.45m Grand Prix at CSI2* Zandhoven
-2nd in a 1.40m at CSI2*de Kronenberg
-3rd in 1.40m classes at CSI2* Lier and CSI3* Lummen
-8th in a 1.40m at CSI2* in Lier
2018: with Erynn Ballard, he placed 2nd in a 1.45m at the CSI3* in Wellington.
2019 to 2021: under Natalie Dean's saddle, he is notably
-2nd in the 1.60m Grand Prix at the Traverse City CSI3*
-12th in the 1.60m Grand Prix and 10th in a 1.50m at the Wellington CSI4*
-7th in the Grand Prix 1.50m and a 1.50m at the CSI3* Tryon
-winner of the 1.50m final at the National Young Riders Championship in New York and runner-up
-3rd in a 1.50m at the Wellington CSI3*
-6th in a 1.50m at the CSI3*-W in Las Vegas
-winner of a 1.45m at CSIU25-A Wellington
-winner of a 1.45m final at CSIOY Opglabbeek
-winner of a 1.45m at CSI2* New York-Uniondale
-4th in a 1.45m at CSI4* Traverse City...
Among his few foreign-born offspring:
-Diamant Z, CSI-YH 5 years old with Z. van Houdt
His first offspring in France were born in 2023.
If the stallion's WFFS and PSSM1 test results are known and the stallion owner has entered this information, you will find it below. This will help you to take into account the risks of transmission of these genetic diseases in your crossbreeding choices.
Read moreIf the stallion's color genetics are known (through tests or parentage) and the stallion owner has entered this information, you will find it below. This may help you to take color genetics into account in your crossbreeding choices.
Read moreThis page has been automatically translated from : French