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PROMISE ME VAN ’T PARADIJS: A FULL SISTER TO THE BWP-APPROVED CHAMPION MANCHESTER VAN ’T PARADIJS

For SPORT & BREEDING

Thanks to Promise Me van ’t Paradijs one gets the opportunity to buy a dam out of the famous studfarm ‘van ’t Paradijs’, owned by Johan Rooms-Ann Van Den Branden. Promise Me’s sire, Elvis ter Putte, carries the BWP title ‘Elite stallion showjumping’. Partnered with Karline De Brabander, Elvis is successful on the international showjumping scene. Some of their highlights: third place in Kapellen (three-star, 1m55), fourth place in Paris (two-star, 1m45), fourth place in the Beervelde puissance (three-star), fourth place in a 1m45 showjumping class in Antwerp (three-star), ninth place in Lanaken (three-star, 1m45), ninth place in Lummen (five-star, 1m50), fifth place in a 1m45 showjumping class in Windsor (three-star), twelfth place in the Windsor Grand Prix (three-star, 1m60) and thirteenth place in the Antwerp Grand Prix (four-star, 1m55 to 1m60). The thirteen-year-old Elvis ter Putte is not only valuable in sports, but also in the breeding world. Each year sons of Elvis are approved in several studbooks, including the BWP champion Manchester van ’t Paradijs.Manchester was laureled as the champion of the 2015 BWP stallion approval. At the occasion of the ‘BWP Stallion Auction’ he was sold at 44,000 euros. He is a full brother to Promise Me van ’t Paradijs, the dam that will be sold at the ‘Flanders Mare Auction’. Take this opportunity. Manchester is not the only feat of arms of his dam Cartagena Indias Ecaussinnes. This year, the BWP also approved Oslo van ’t Paradijs (by Vigo d’Arsouilles), a half-brother to Promise Me and Manchester van ’t Paradijs. Good blood seldom lies. And there is even more. Promise Me’s grandmother, Prima Donna van ’t Paradijs, produced several international showjumpers, amongst them Ultra-Top van ’t Paradijs (performed at five-star level under the saddle of Christophe Vanderhasselt), Subliem van ’t Paradijs (Whitney Weeks), Agatha d’Ecausinnes (Bernardo Alves) and Venezia d’Ecausinnes (Thierry Rozier).