Structured record
Identity snapshot
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- Foaled
- 2012
- Sex
- Male
- Breed
- Dutch Warmblood
- Color
- gray
- Birthplace
- Udenhout, Netherlands
- Recorded use
- show jumping horse
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Documented relationships
Pedigree, participation, and honors appear only when the upstream entity links them explicitly.
Pedigree
No sire or dam is present in this source record.
Events & honors
No additional structured entries are present in this source record.
Catalog identity
- Wikidata entity
- Q126904454
- Permanent revision
- #2522027159
- Record depth
- Structured source profile
- Source links
- 2
Provenance
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Wikidata
Leone Jei - structured entity record (opens in a new tab)
Structured identity, classification, pedigree, participation, and award statements displayed on this page.
Retrieved July 26, 2026
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Compare documented peers
These horses share multiple recorded identity fields, such as discipline, breed, country, sex, or foaling period.
Show jumping
Explosion W
show jumping horse
- Shared recorded breed / studbook
- Dutch Warmblood
- Foaled within five years
- 2009
- Shared discipline
- Show jumping
- Shared recorded sex category
- Male
Show jumping
G & C Wolf
show jumping horse
- Shared recorded breed / studbook
- Dutch Warmblood
- Foaled within five years
- 2010
- Shared discipline
- Show jumping
- Shared recorded sex category
- Male
Show jumping
Alamo
show jumping horse (born 2008)
- Shared recorded breed / studbook
- Dutch Warmblood
- Foaled within five years
- 2008
- Shared discipline
- Show jumping
- Shared recorded sex category
- Male
Show jumping
Viking
show jumping horse
- Shared recorded breed / studbook
- Dutch Warmblood
- Shared discipline
- Show jumping
- Foaled within twelve years
- 2002
- Shared recorded sex category
- Male
Stay within the discipline
These source-linked records share the same discipline classification; open each profile to establish any closer comparison.
Sport horse
Cemeta
Dutch Warmblood mare born 1984
- Shared recorded breed / studbook
- Dutch Warmblood
Racing
California Chrome
American Thoroughbred racehorse
- Foaled within five years
- 2011
- Shared recorded sex category
- Male
Racing
Kitasan Black
Japanese-bred Thoroughbred racehorse
- Foaled within five years
- 2012
- Shared recorded sex category
- Male
Racing
Orfevre
Japanese-bred thoroughbred racehorse
- Foaled within five years
- 2008
- Shared recorded sex category
- Male
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Era comparison
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Based on: Recorded foaling yearIdentity language
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Continue from Leone Jei's record
4 original briefs · 31 reading minutes · 16 direct references. These are research-method companions, not additional claims about the horse.
Discipline research
Advanced riding knowledge is a framework, not a remote lesson
A research site can sharpen observation of rhythm, balance, line, recovery, and horse response. It cannot safely prescribe a correction for a partnership it cannot see.
Why read this next: This advanced rider education brief shares the profile's Show jumping classification. Its 3 direct references help test context and source boundaries; the brief is not evidence about this individual horse.
Read the original briefDiscipline research
The course changes the meaning of the round
The result says what was recorded. The course explains the question: lines, turns, combinations, footing, atmosphere, and the choices available to one horse-rider partnership.
Why read this next: This course research brief shares the profile's Show jumping classification. Its 4 direct references help test context and source boundaries; the brief is not evidence about this individual horse.
Read the original briefDiscipline research
How to read a jumper result without misreading the horse
A placing is the output of a particular class format. Identify the scoring table, round structure, faults, time, and field before comparing horses.
Why read this next: This results literacy brief shares the profile's Show jumping classification. Its 4 direct references help test context and source boundaries; the brief is not evidence about this individual horse.
Read the original briefCross-discipline method
Before you lease, build the horse dossier first
A good lease search connects the rider's real goal with verified identity, records, trial observations, independent veterinary input, total care costs, and written responsibilities.
Why read this next: This leasing and due diligence brief supplies a horse-life research checklist with 5 direct references. Apply the method to open questions, not as evidence about this individual horse.
Read the original briefRecord boundary
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