Corrado du Moulin, faithful partner of Camille Condé-Ferreira, retired at the age of fourteen. The Holsteiner stallion, son of Berlin and a mother by Landadel, will remain with the woman who shared her most beautiful sporting moments. Initially trained by Emmanuel Neyrat from four to six years old, he had evolved for some time under the successive saddles of Tony Hanquinquant, Pénélope Leprevost, Nicolas Delmotte and Félicie Bertrand before being entrusted by the Clarbec stud farm, from Geneviève Mégret, to Camille Condé -Ferreira. The couple distinguished themselves on several occasions, notably winning a CSI 2* Grand Prix in Deauville, multiplying the rankings at 1.45m and obtaining a fifth place in a CSI 3* Grand Prix at 1.50m contested in Royan in 2023. That year, the couple also triumphed in the 1.45m Grand Prix of the CSI U25 in Fontainebleau. His last season was punctuated by three rankings at 1.45m, including two Grand Prix, at the end of winter in Royan.
In a message full of emotion, the young Ile-de-France resident greeted the one she affectionately nicknames “Coco”: “It’s very difficult to find the right words. I have a mixed feeling between the pleasure of seeing him retire at the top of his form and the sinking heart to imagine that we will no longer enter the track together. […] Thank you for all these beautiful moments where even the most difficult passages made the victories even more beautiful.”
Relive the couple's victorious jump-off in the CSI 2* Grand Prix of Deauville in 2022
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