Jadalco began his show jumping career in Australia. He stood at stud and competed on the show circuit for Yetar Springs Holsteiners. In 1998 he was the winner of the Park View Wyong World Cup qualifier Grand Prix of Australia. Shortly thereafter he was purchased and made his move to The United States where he paired up with rider Susie Hutchison. That same year Jadalco and Susie competed in the Los Angeles National World Cup Qualifying Grand Prix. Jadalco later went on to compete in the Amateur division with owner Jenny Mc Laughlin. Jadalco has an athletic jumping style and is extremely kind and forgiving with his rider. His sensible and willing temperament make him an ideal Amateur mount.
 
Jadalco's bloodlines contain the well known sires Cor de la Bryere, Ramiro, Farnese and Ladykiller. Jadalco's dam Ladalca is a Landgraf daughter that has produced five grand prix horses. Like his dam; Jadalco has passed on his temperament and abilities to more than 80 registered foals in Belgium, Australia and The United States. His foals are athletic correct individuals with temperaments ideally suited for the amateur rider. Some of his offspring include "Quincy" who helped the Ontario team earn the bronze medal in 2002 at the North American Young Riders Championships and that same year he garnered a 2nd place in the $25,000 Clay county Grand Prix of Florida. "Parole Von Lozerheide" qualified for and successfully competed at the Mechelen Young Horse Finals in Belgium. "Odalco" placed well in the Four Year old Championship at Devon and went on to a career as an amateur horse. "Papillon" is a much beloved amateur eventing horse of rider Maureen Moran in Kentucky... Jadalco has talent and goodlooks. His bloodlines are exceptional. His temperament makes him a delight to ride and he is a good friend back at the barn. He passes on his abilities and kindness to his foals.