Everything about Tunis projects a world without borders. First and foremost, his origins and career. His passport grants him a unique place among French stallions, combining German and Polish origins. His sporting career, which began in the north of Europe with a victory on the flat as a juvenile, flourished in France.  A leader among his generation, he achieved an incredible career over jumps at the top level, with four successes including the Gr.2 Prix Amadou for a total of over 600,000€ in earnings. This exceptional individual has been among the best since his debut at stud, with his intense expression and smooth, powerful action. Tunis is one of the most active stallions in France, with more than 330 mares covered in 2024 and 2025. Logically, his winners are multiplying. In France, Lasca de Thaix (Listed Prix Pelat), Kouca de Thaix (3rd Listed Prix Général Donnio & Prix Sytaj) and in Great Britain, Kiss Will (Listed Novices Hurdle), are his latest black-type performers of 2025. The world without borders of Tunis tends to view horse racing on a European scale. Kiss Will, Kawaboomga and Kovanis have demonstrated their talent over jumps in Ireland. This Anglo-Irish success story is also evident in the sales rings. Jardin de Tunis fetched £220,000 at Cheltenham, while Moscovite sold for €260,000 as a 3yo store at Fairyhouse. Racing without borders exists, and Tunis elevates it to new heights.