Predominately French, some Irish bred TB

[paintjumper]

This stallion is by the US/Irish bred Jade Hunter and out of the French bred mare Zalitalia. If you know these lines, are they "the sporthorse type"? Thanks

[omare]

http://www.pedigreequery.com/tunis --Is this the boy?

Looks like he comes from a turf loving, distance loving family--which always seems compatible with sporthorses. I think Vandale leads you to Ksar ...... worden to wild risk and relic takes you to war relic all classic sporthorse lines.

[paintjumper]

Someone suggested him about crossing him with my friend's QH mares and when I looked into him, the only horses I knew were his sire's top side. Hence, the questions, as a sporthorse sire too.

[vineyridge]

He's got a lot of lines to the great TB sire, Ksar. The more Ksar lines a horse has, the better he is likely to be for jumping. Pharly is always a good line because of his dam line, which goes back to Mourne through the sire of Laudanum, a French GP jumper and Selle Francais sire of GP jumpers. Vieux Manoir is also a staple in the creation of SF jumper lines.

I'd say that 7/8 or more of the pedigree is more than averagely good for sport horses. I am, however, biased in favor of French TB lines with lots of Ksar/Dollar coming through lots of ancestors.

[Piatt Farms]

It looks like he is available for sale through Canter.
http://www.canterusa.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1596:tunis&catid=58:pa-trainer-listings&directory=305

[paintjumper]

He's pretty cute.

[AppJumpr08]

He is lovely.

[paintjumper]

I would love to see him go too. The info said he had been hurt, an ankle or something, I forget, so I doubt jumping would be a good idea but I would love to see him move otherwise.