Vivant has counted among the best stallions in international show-jumping for years, always imposing through robustness, character, manoeuverability, scope and great technique. This modernly-built stallion was one of the best horses worldwide in 2010 with the Australian Chris Chugg. In 2011, he was successful in Nations’ Cups with Katharina Offel and in 2015, he was successful at the European Championships in Aachen with Cassio Rivetti. Vivant possesses a very interesting and diverse pedigree. His sire Fuego du Prelet, bred from the stallion line of Almé Z, was successful in 1.60m international show-jumping with Dirk Demeersman. The high-valuably Holstein bred dam-sire Landino, by Landgraf I-Roman, was successful for many years with Ludo Philippaerts. Hedjaz in the third generation was also dam-sire to the fourth-placed Olympian in Sydney in 2000, Otterongo, and McLain Ward’s Sapphire, one of the most successful show-jumpers of the last years.

Vivant's strike rate for 1.50-1.60 horses is very impressive, He suits a wide variety of mares with C-line probably being the best according to Helen Chugg. She also says: "Vivant is that really rare creature that is scopey, careful but brave."

Milagro's dam Hope is from the proven mare line established by Patricia Corbe (breeder of Cedric). Hope's sire, Carracci jumped 1.50 in Europe and has also produced UL jumpers.

Milagro is strikingly similar in type to his sire. He is a very athletic colt, with an uphill canter and look at me attitude. He truly deserves to be developed for top of sport. Should mature 16.3 - 17 hands.

Price includes sBs, lifetime USEF registration as well as board until weaning.