Parco

Parco figures among the Best show jumpers in the World due to his strength, his rapidity, his suppleness and his very good mind which contribute to his exceptional performances. Moreover, he benefits from a remarkable bloodline through his sire, Darco, and his maternal grand-father, Attack Z, who reminds the mythical Alme's blood.

He began breeding in France in 2001. Parco's offspring are young but already brilliant. Among his first colts born in Belgium, 3 have been approved BWPstallions: Balou van de Heldenlaan, Booster and Dream d'Hedje DWS. Some others have been well ranked in breeding and loose jumping shows like: Buvia v/h Dancorhof: sacred 2004 Limburg Foal's Champion, Bufero: winner of the loose jumping show of Heusden in 2004. Viola: sacred 2005 Limburg Young Horse's Champion. Some of the oldest have been remarked in the young horses jumping classes like: Angel v/d Hoendrik, 4 YP Champion of Belgium in 2004. In France the first Parco's generation was 4 YP in 2006. Among the bests, we can notice: Oralia d'Auge, 3rd of the 4 YP female French Championship, ISO 120; Balou van de Heldenlaan ISO 121; Bonheur van't Zorgvliet ISO 117, Chevalier v/d Hoenderheide ISO 110, Cibelle van Overis ISO 116, Olympiade Jac ISO 110, Opium des Chenes ISO 118, Ornella l'Amaurial ISO 120, Oscar de Brekka ISO 110, etc. The youngest, which have been presented in the breeding shows, also created a sensation because of their natural charisma.

Horse of the Year Show results:
- 9th place in the Worldrankikngs 2001
- Best team-horse over all Nations Cups in 2001
- Belgian National champion 2000

Results 2001:
- 1st Worldcup Bordeaux, France
- 1st Worldcup Paris (Bercy), France
- 2nd Grand Prix Liege, Belgium
- 6th Grand Prix Maastricht, the Netherlands
- 9th Grand Prix Aachen, Germany
- 1st The Masters Mechelen, Belgium

Results 2002:
- 5th Worldcup Qualifier's Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands
- 11th Worldcup Finals Leipzig, Germany
- 3rd Nation Cup Aachen, Germany (two clear rounds)
- 3rd Warsteiner GP Aachen, Germany
- 7th GP Luzern, Switserland
- 2nd Samsung Nations Worldcup Donaueschingen, Germany
- Selected for World Championships in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
- 1st GP Liege, Belgium
- 6th GP Maastricht, the Netherlands

Results 2003:
- 2nd World Cup Qualifier Leipzig, Germany
- 5th World Cup Bordeaux, France
- 2nd World Cup Vigo,Spain
- 3rd World Cup Qualifier Dortmund, Germany
- 1st World Cup Qualifier's Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands
- 7th World Cup finals Las Vegas, U.S.A.
- 8th GP Rome, Italy
- 4th European Championships Donaueschingen, Germany
- 9th GP Calgary, Canada
- 2nd GP Stuttgart, Germany
- 3rd GP Maastricht, the Netherlands
- 3rd World Cup London, UK

Results 2004:
- 2nd World Cup Paris, France
- 8th World Cup Den Bosch, the Netherlands
- 11th World Cup Finals Milan, Italy
- 11th GP Aachen, Germany
- 4th Individual Olympic Games Athens, Greece
- 10th GP CSIO Spruce Meadows, Calgary, Canada
- 4th World Cup Jumping Mechelen, Belgium

Results 2005:
- 3rd CP CSI-W Bordeaux, France
- 3rd World Cup CSI-W Paris, France
- 9th World Cup Finals, CSI-W Las Vegas, USA
- 5th GP, 4th small GP, CSI*** Madrid, Spain
- 10th GP CSI-O **** Sankt Gallen, Switserland

Results 2006:
- 4th GP CSI**** Cannes, France
- Winner GP CSI**** Monte Carlo, Monaco
- Winner 1.50m class CSI***** Estoril, Portugal
- Winner GP CSI***** Estoril, Portugal
- 9th World Championships Jumping Aachen, Germany

Offspring:
- Champion foals in Belgian shows in Torhout, Bocholt, Alden Biezen, Grote Brogel and in France
- Winners loose-jumping contest in Heverlee and Heusden, Belgium
- Auction toppers in Mechelen, Evergem and Peer, Belgium
- Booster (Parco x Remondo): allowed 2nd round BWP stallion-inspection and auction topper Peer 2004
- Buvia v/h Dancorhof (Parco x Berlioz)