“My Toto, my Queen. Words are not enough to express my gratitude and admiration,” Boisset wrote on social media as he announced the news, paying tribute to his extraordinary mare. “You made me a winner in virtually every competition in Europe. From the age of six to seventeen you jumped at 5* level, and together we became one of the fastest and most consistent combinations in the ring.”

The French rider looked back at their results: 97 international victories, supplemented by 55 podium finishes. “You are the mare of my life, and together we formed a wonderful pair all these years.”

Boisset and T’Obetty du Domaine made their international debut in 2013. From then on, they piled up wins at two- to five-star shows across venues such as Oliva, Bonheiden, Royan, Courlans, Fontainebleau, Aix-Meyreuil, Maubeuge, Lons le Saunier, Samorin, Vermezzo, Ascona, Valence, Nancy, Lisbon, and Paris.

Recent successes were no exception: in 2024 they claimed victories in the CSI5*-W 1.50m Prix Boehringer Ingelheim in Lyon, the CSI3* 1.50m Grand Prix of Dinard, and the CSI4* 1.50m Prix Audevard in Chantilly. On top of that, they secured two CSI3* 1.50m wins in Haras de Gassin, shortly before their final joint international appearance this past May.