H&M BUTTERFLY FLIP DAMLINE
Draco Flip DeSau
Born from Legends

Some horses inherit talent.
Some are born from two of the most iconic show jumping families in the world.
Draco Flip DeSau belongs to that exceptional category.
His sire Tartufo de Muze represents the modern Muze generation. As a son of Chacco-Blue and grandson of Heartbreaker through the legendary Narcotique de Muze II, he brings explosive power, athletic ability and the genetics of one of Europe’s most successful breeding families.
On the dam’s side, the story becomes even more impressive.
Dam Elle Flip de Muze Z is a daughter of Elvis Ter Putte, himself one of the most successful sons of Diamant de Semilly, combined with none other than the legendary H&M Butterfly Flip.
Butterfly Flip belongs without doubt to the absolute elite of international show jumping.
Under Malin Baryard-Johnsson she achieved wins and podium finishes in the world’s biggest Grand Prix events, including:
- Nations Cups
- World Cup competitions
- European Championships
- Olympic Games
- CSI5* Grand Prix events
But perhaps even more importantly:
Butterfly Flip proved herself not only in sport, but also as an exceptional foundation mare.
Her offspring continue to perform internationally, keeping her genetic influence alive generation after generation.
With Chacco-Blue, Diamant de Semilly, Heartbreaker, Robin Z, Butterfly Flip and the unmatched Narcotique de Muze family, Draco Flip DeSau combines two proven performance dynasties in one modern sport horse pedigree.
His blood percentage of over 46% also gives him the modern athletic profile that international top sport demands today: quick off the ground, careful, light-footed and built for the highest levels.
Draco Flip DeSau is no coincidence.
He is the result of a deliberate breeding vision that combines only proven world class with modern genetics.
When Muze and Butterfly Flip come together, it doesn’t just produce a foal. It builds the next generation of international show jumpers.
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