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Orange Peel, 1919, Thoroughbred

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Submitted by sd_admin on Wed, 23/04/2025 - 4:50

Orange Peel (1919) by Jus d'Orange out of Rirette, by Ajax, is one of the most influential sources of show jumping blood in the world. Twenty-six of the top 100 show jumping sires of the 1990s descend from him, and ten members of this select group are in-bred or linebred to him, including Jalisco B (1975), Major de la Cour (1978) and Narcos II (1979). He stood at Saint-Lô from 1925 to 1940. His greatest influence is through his Anglo-Norman grandson Ibrahim (1952), who also stood at Saint-Lô, and whose sons include Quastor (1960) and the great Almé Z (1966), each a line founder in his own right. Ibrahim's sire, The Last Orange (1941), left no major mark on French jumper breeding (other than siring Ibrahim, of course), but Orange Peel's other significant sons, Jus de Pomme (1931) and Plein d'Espoirs (1937), were rather prolific, and with Ibrahim they are the main reasons why linebreeding to Orange Peel is so common in Selle Français pedigrees today. Orange Peel's sire, Jus d'Orange, also sired the Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris winner La Fregate (1926).

The following leading show jumpers descend from Ibrahim, (1952) by The Last Orange out of Vaillante, by Porte Bonheur, Anglo-Norman, in four or less generations:

    Apricot D (1984) Zweibrücken, Olympic team Silver
    Armanie (1997) NRPS, European Championship team Gold
    Atout d'Isigny (1988) Selle Français, World Championship team Silver
    Baloubet du Rouet (1989) Selle Français, triple World Cup winner, Olympic silver (linebred 5 x 5 to Orange Peel)
    Belladonna (1983) KWPN, leading showjumper
    Butterfly Flip (1991) SWB, World Championship team Silver, Olympic team Bronze
    Cigale du Taillis (1990) Selle Français, Gran Premio di Roma winner
    Crocus Graverie (1990) Selle Français, World Championship team Gold
    Curtis (1995) Holstein, World Championship team Gold
    Diamant de Semilly (1991) Selle Français, World Championship team Gold
    Dollar du Murier (1991) Selle Français, World Championship Silver
    Espoir de la Mare (1992) Selle Français, eventing World Championship Gold
    Galet d'Auzay (1994) Selle Français, European Championship team Silver
    Galoubet A (1972) Selle Français, World Championship team Gold
    Gold du Talus (1994) Selle Français, European Championship team Bronze
    Hamilton de Perhet (1995) Selle Français, European Championship team Silver
    I Love You (1974) Selle Français, World Cup winner
    Ideo du Thot (1996) Selle Français, World Cup winner
    In Style (1995) Holstein, Olypmic team Silver
    Jalisca Solier (1997) Selle Français, Olympic team Bronze
    Jubilee d'Ouilly (1997), Selle Français, King George V Gold Cup
    Jus de Pomme (1986) BWP, Olympic Gold
    Kraque Boom Bois Margot (1998) Selle Français, European Championship Gold
    L'Espoir (1996), Zangersheide, World Championship team Bronze
    La Fayette (1977) Selle Français, Olympic team Bronze
    Liscalgot (1991) ISH, World Championship Gold
    Madame Pompadour (1995) Selle Français, European Championship team Silver
    Miss (1984) Selle Français, World Championship Silver (linebred 5 x 5 to Orange Peel)
    Mynta (1988) SWB, World Championship team Silver
    Nabab de Reve (1990) BWP, World Championship team Bronze
    Otterongo (1991) BWP, European Champion Silver
    Pall Mall (1997) KWPN, King George Gold Cup winner
    Quidam de Revel (1982) Selle Français, Olympic team Bronze (linebred 5 x 5 x 5 to Orange Peel)
    Quinta la Silla (1982) Selle Français, European Champion
    Quito de Baussy (1982) Selle Français, World Champion (linebred 5 x 5 x 5 to Orange Peel)
    Ratina Z (1982) Hanover, World Cup winner, Olympic Silver, European Champion, etc.
    Rhum (1983) Selle Français, Olympic team Silver (linebred 5 x 5 to Orange Peel)
    Rocco (1983) Selle Français, World Championship team Silver
    Rochet M (1983) Selle Français, Olympic Bronze and European Champion
    Roxane de Gruchy (1977) Selle Français, World Cup runner-up (linebred 5 x 5 x 5 to Orange Peel)
    Sam (1999) KWPN, Aachen Grand Prix winner
    Sapphire (1995) BWP, Olympic team Silver
    Seldana (1999) KWPN, European Championship team Silver
    Silbersee (1973) Selle Français, Hamburg show jumping Derby winner
    Souviens Toi III (1984) Selle Français, World Championship team Silver
    Stella (1989) USA, European Championship team Gold
    Tlaloc M (1991) Selle Français, World Championship team Gold
    Twist du Valon (1985) Selle Français, leading showjumper (linebred 5 x 6 x 6 x 6 to Orange Peel)
    Up And Down (1997) BWP, World Championship team Gold
    West Side (1999) BWP, European Championship team Gold

 

The following leading show jumpers descend from Almé, aka Almé Z (1966, died 1991), by Ibrahim out of Girondine, by Ultimate TB, in four or less generations:

    Apricot D (1984) Zweibrücken, Olympic team Silver
    Armanie (1997) NRPS, European team Gold
    Authentic (1995) KWPN, World Championship Silver
    Baloubet du Rouet (1989) Selle Français, triple World Cup winner, Olympic Silver
    Butterfly Flip (1991) SWB, World Championship team Silver, Olympic team Bronze
    Cigale du Taillis (1990) Selle Français, Gran Premio di Roma winner
    Crocus Graverie (1990) Selle Français, World Championship team Gold
    Curtis (1995) Holstein, World Championship team Gold
    Diamant de Semilly (1991) Selle Français, World Championship team
    Dollar du Murier (1991) Selle Français, World Championship Silver
    Galoubet A (1972) Selle Français, World Championship team Gold
    Gold du Talus (1994) Selle Français, European Championship team Bronze
    I Love You (1974) Selle Français, World Cup winner
    Ideo du Thot (1996) Selle Français, Word Cup winner
    In Style (1995) Holstein, Olympic team Silver
    Jalisca Solier (1997) Selle Français, Olympic team Bronze
    Jus de Pomme (1986) BWP, Olympic Gold
    Kraque Boom Bois Margot (1998) Selle Français, European Championship
    L'Espoir (1996) Zangersheide, World Championship team Bronze
    Liscalgot (1991) ISH, World Champion
    Mynta (1988) SWB, World Championship team Silver
    Nabab de Reve (1990) BWP, World Championship team Bronze
    Ninja la Silla (1995) KWPN Olympic Silver
    O de Pomme (1991) BWP, World Championship team Bronze
    Pall Mall (1997) KWPN, King George V Gold Cup winner
    Quervo Gold (1993) BWP, World Championship team Silver
    Quidam de Revel (1982) Selle Français, Olympic team Bronze
    Quito de Baussy (1982) Selle Français, World Champion
    Ratina Z (1982) Hanover, World Cup winner, Olympic Silver, European Champion, etc.
    Rochet M (1983) Selle Français, Olympic Bronze and European Champion
    Seldana (1999) KWPN, European Championship team Silver
    Stella (1989) USA, European Championship team Gold
    Tlaloc M (1991) Selle Français, World Championship team Gold
    Up And Down (1997) BWP, World Championship team Gold
    West Side (1999) BWP, European Championship team Gold

 

The following leading show jumpers descend from Jus de Pomme in four or less generations:

    Atout d'Isigny (1988) Selle Français, World Championship team Silver
    Baloubet du Rouet (1989) Selle Français, triple World Cup winner (linebred 5 x 5 to Orange Peel)
    Bayard de Maupas (1967) Selle Français, Olympic team Gold
    Cigale du Tallis (1990) Selle Français, Gran Premio di Roma winner
    Dollar du Murier (1991) Selle Français, World Championship Silver
    Quidam de Revel (1982) Selle Français, Olympic team Bronze (linebred 5 x 5 x 5 to Orange Peel)
    Quito de Baussy (1982) Selle Français, World Champion (linebred 5 x 5 x 5 to Orange Peel)
    Rochet M (1983) Selle Français, Olympic Bronze and European Champion
    Twist du Valon (1985) Selle Français, leading showjumper (linebred 5 x 6 x 6 x 6 to Orange Peel)

 

The following leading show jumpers descend from Plein d'Espoirs in four or less generations:

    Gold du Talus (1994) Selle Français, European Championship team Bronze
    Hamilton de Perhet (1995) Selle Français, European Championship team Silver
    La Fayette (1977) Selle Français, Olympic team Bronze
    Madame Pompadour (1995) Selle Français, European Championship team Silver
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    Miss (1984) Selle Français, World Championship Silver (linebred 5 x 5 to Orange Peel)
    Nabob de Reve (1990) BWP, World Championship team Bronze
    Quidam de Revel (1982) Selle Français, Olympic team Bronze (linebred 5 x 5 x 5 to Orange Peel)
    Razzia du Poncel (1983) Selle Français, Olympic team Bronze
    Rhum (1983) Selle Français, Olympic team Silver (linebred 5 x 5 to Orange Peel)
    Thor des Chaines (1985) Selle Français, World Championship Silver

Information by Andreas Haberbeck from the great Thoroughbred Heritage website

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Submitted by sd_admin on Wed, 26/04/2017 - 16:42

Twenty-six of the top 100 show jumping sires of the 1990s descend from him, and ten members of this select group are in-bred or linebred to him, including Jalisco B (1975), Major de la Cour (1978) and Narcos II (1979). He stood at Saint-Lô from 1925

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