Wilma Ducaet

Her dam line carries the influence of Parco (by Darco), a stallion who became nothing less than an icon of international show jumping. Under Ludo Philippaerts, Parco was for years a mainstay of the Belgian teams, with top placings at the Olympic Games, the European Championships, and in World Cup competition, along with victories at CSI5* level — widely regarded as the most successful approved son of Darco.

Darco himself remains one of the most influential jumping stallions of the twentieth century, his name attached to a long line of international champions and sires. Alongside sporting quality, this dam line carries technique, scope, and offspring of genuine international promise.

Wilma's sire line runs through Mylord Carthago (by Carthago Z), a stallion whose own enormous scope, style, and temperament carried him to the highest international podiums under Pénélope Leprevost. From his sire, Carthago Z, he inherited both the stylish, technically assured foundation and the sporting power and temperament that he now passes to his own offspring — a legacy that has made him a successful stallion in his own right since retiring from competition.

Wilma Ducaet embodies refinement paired with sporting potential: a marriage of classical show jumping bloodlines and contemporary performance, rooted in tradition yet firmly looking toward the sport's future.