His dam sire, Calvados, has the best french jumping lineage. His sire, the chef de
race Uriel, has led the rankings with an index of 211 (the highest ever achieved in
France). Uriel has 26 approved sons and more than 100 international offspring.

Calvados’s dam, Gold Rose, competed for the French jumping team from 1972
until 1982, and during that time won among others the GP of Paris and Madrid
and was 2nd in Lisboa, Barcelona and Hamburg. Gold Rose has 2 approved sons
and is a daughter of Ibrahim sire of the legendary Alme. Calvados second dam,
Jolie Rose, is very renowned as the dam of 6 international horses: All Rose, Dall
Rose, Gold Rose, La Rose II and the 2 stallions Irminio and Jolly Jumper.

Calvados himself had a great international performance, ridden by Peter Geerink:
winner in the GP Tiele (Denmark), Vicechampion of Holland and ribbons in the GP
Drammen, Falsterbo, Spangenberg, Geesteren. Among his international offspring
we can name: Macanudo’s Deniro (Peter Wylde), Royal Future (Allison Firestone),
Royal Love (Susanne Behring), Silber Bird (Markus Beerbaum).

His second dam, Ondine de Baugy, has the best lines from Holstein, France and
Holland: Burggraaf (by Landgraf I and Loanda by Cor de la Bryere), Quidam de
Revel, Voltaire, Le Mexico and Marco Polo. All of her progeny were rated Prefer
and Keur were it for their own individual merits or for their offspring’s.
His dam, Vondine Be Eme was imported in uterus by Haras Windcrest.

BM Bond is her first offspring.