4/9/19 BWP colt by Nixon van’t Muelenhof /Camille xx - Prize Ring.

Pedigree includes: Carthago, Quidam de Revel, Chin Chin, Voltaire, Buckpasser xx-Boran xx

Typhoo INB is among the first offspring of Nixon in the USA. He is an attractive, well mannered, athletic, good moving, correct foal with flashy markings that will turn heads as he develops.

SIRE (per www.Eurohorse.be): Nixon van 't Meulenhof is an approved BWP stallion born in 2013. He is seen as one of the most promising and exciting young stallions of his age. His power, presence, technique and intelligence make him an exciting prospect for the future. The breeding line of Nixon is fantastic both from his sire and dam.

Nixon's sire, Denzel van 't Meulenhof is a young stallion by Maurius Claudius who in turn has produced several international horses. This stallion competed at the highest level. Denzel’s dam is the famous mare Narcotique de Muze (Quidam de Revel)
who also jumped at the highest level.

Via his top producing dam, Carthina Z, Nixon is a maternal half brother to Emerald van't Ruytershof, 2016 runner up at the finals of the World Cup in Gothenburg and finalist at the Rio Olympic Games with Harrie Smolders (NED). In 2017 Emerald was winner of the Global Champions Tour and Global Champions League in Chantilly. Nixon's sire, Denzel van't Meulenhof is by Marius Claudius, out of Narcotique de Muze, by Quidam d'Revel.

DAM: Camille xx is a Virginia bred Hanoverian-approved Thoroughbred, and jumped to level 1.20. Camille's dam, Crystal Glen, was a successful open speed and high junior jumper approved for breeding by the Selle Français with now rare bloodlines, including Mourne and Boran. She was the high score outside mare at her 2010 Hanoverian inspection. Camille is a granddaughter of Buckpasser through her sire, Prize Ring, who produced multiple USEF hunter champions. Prize Ring's full sister, Pass a Glance, sold for 1.25M to King Ranch and produced a 1.60 jumper by Lyphard in the UK along with winners on the track. Camille has produced a winner on the line at Upperville who went on to the jumper division, and a WEF hunter champion.