I know Beaulieu’s Conquest is a young stallion with not much on the ground in North America, but I would like to know what kind of foals he produces.
Amateur friendly or pros ?
Easy temperament or red head ?
Please share your thoughts with me :).
I happen to own 2 yearling fillies by Conquest. One out of Beaulieu’s Coolman dam and the other out of a Accord II/Pilot mare. They are very easy, not spooky, curious, brave, sensible and I would definately say amateur friendly. We free jumped them last weekend and we were very impressed on how focused they were on the jump. They took to it naturally. Not hot but not dull, just very nice intelligent types.
Conquest will definately pretty up your mare as well as improve the movement.
I can email pictures to those that are interested.
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Thanks ! I would appreciate to see some pics !
I finally bought myself a 2007 Conquest filly out of a Accord II mare. She is just the most beautifull filly I have ever seen. The movement, the jump, the temperament, everything is there.
You can see her here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYw55XtVXUk
She looks nervous because she is not used to be alone (and her pasture sister was just behind the door ;))
BEAUTIFUL filly you have there! I hope she turns out to exceed your wildest expectations.
She is LOVELY!! Congratulations.
Reviving a very, very old thread - all the information I can find on these boards about Beaulieu’s Conquest is quite dated, from when he was young with very few progeny. Any updated thoughts on this stallion? Temperament, strength/weaknesses of his offspring?
I think you should look into the Canadian Warmblood licensing reports; I don’t think he scored very well, but it could be one of their other stallions I am thinking of, so double check for sure. Haven’t seen any of the offspring do much.
I sent you a private message
He was approved in Belgium before Carlo bought him and he was champion of his stallion inspection with the SBS.
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