Histoire d’O is the daughter of Naomi d’O Z, who competed internationally under the name Touch Down with Olympic champion Eric Lamaze. Naomi also achieved an impressive 8th place at the World Championships for 6-year-old horses in Lanaken under Finnish rider Nina Fagerström.
Histoire’s sire, Diamant de Semilly, has an outstanding record. He won team gold at the 2002 World Equestrian Games in Jerez de la Frontera with Eric Levallois, followed by team silver at the 2003 European Championships in Donaueschingen. In 2005, he won back-to-back Grands Prix in Saint-Lô and Caen.
With such exceptional bloodlines, it’s no surprise that Histoire d’O proved her quality by finishing 10th in the 2014 World Championships for 7-year-olds.
In 2012, she was partially sold to Stephex Stables and later moved to Switzerland in early 2015.
| Diamant de Semilly | Le Tot de Semilly | Grand Veneur |
| Venue du Tot | ||
| Venise des Cresles | Elf III | |
| Miss des Cresles | ||
| Naomi d'O Z | Nabab de Reve | Quidam de Revel |
| Melodie en Fa | ||
| Centima Z | Centauer Z | |
| Sasquina |
2013
3rd place CSIYH1* Auvers (1.30m)
6th place CSIYH1* Le Mans (1.25m)
7th place 1.30m Rocquefort
5th place 1.20m Le Mans Boulerie Jump
2014
10th place World Championship for 7-year-old horses, Lanaken (1.45m)
12th place Belgian Cup for 7-year-olds: after two clear qualifying rounds, a clear round in the final and just one pole down in the jump-off
1st, 2x 5th and 8th place CSIYH1* Bonheiden (1.30–1.35m)
1st and 10th place CSIYH1* Bonheiden (1.30m)
7th place CSIYH1* Bonheiden (1.35m)
9th place CSIYH1* Sint-Katelijne-Waver (1.40m)
2015
4th place 1.35m Chazey sur Ain
6th place CSI2* Aix-Meyreuil (1.30m)
8th place 1.30m Arnas Sauvageonne
1st place 1.25m Sainte-Cécile
2016
7th place CSI2* Courlans (1.40m)
2017
2x 8th place CSI1* Mâcon Chaintré (1.35–1.40m)
2018
7th place CSI2* Villeneuve-Loubet (1.40m)
- Naomi de Mabri d'O (°2013, Corland)
- Nistria d'O (°2013, Falco)
- Nisja d'O (°2013, Thunder van de Zuuthoeve)
