CASALLCO x MISS ALL IN
THE DAM : MISS ALL IN
At FROM GENES TO MEDALS, we believe that the greatest opportunities don’t always arrive fully formed. Sometimes, they arrive young — full of promise, scope and the kind of raw talent that tells you everything you need to know before a single fence has been jumped.
Miss All In is exactly that kind of mare.
At her very first free jumping session, she left us breathless. Exceptional scope. Lightning-fast reflexes. The natural ease of a horse that was simply born to jump. Everything you see confirms what her pedigree already promised.
Because her bloodline? It is the stuff of dreams.
Her full brother is the supernatural H&M All In — Olympic gold medallist in Tokyo and one of the most celebrated sport horses of his generation, with over €1.5 million in prize money across his career. A horse that every rider, every breeder and every owner in the world dreams of. The kind of horse that comes along once in a lifetime.
But the story doesn’t end with All In. Their dam, Fortune, has produced no fewer than three offspring competing at 1.60m and 1.65m level — a production record of extraordinary consistency that elevates this family into a very select category of elite producers.
And the young horses from this line? Already turning heads. Already showing the same scope, the same reflexes, the same innate desire to be great.
Miss All In is not just a young mare with a great pedigree. She is a calculated, strategic choice — a way to dramatically increase your chances of producing a future champion.
One family. One Olympic gold. Three performers at 1.60m and above. One extraordinary young mare.