Trakehnen Main Stallion Book N 198 (SBTRK I, HR 64); 97019894; 1799-1808; of which main stallion (sire) TRK 1806-1807 as a result of evacuation; He was evacuated – together with 45 stud horses of the FWG – under the direction of the equine surgeon G. Gottlieb Ammon on foot (October 16-December 1806) first to Trakehnen, then together with the Trakehner stock to the estates of Prince Suhoff in the area around Szawlen (Russian Lithuania); return to Trakehnen in August 1807 and died there in 1808. Bambo was distinguished by nobility, beauty of head and neck, an elegant yet compact build, strength and purity of limbs, and regular, quick, and powerful movements. He was undoubtedly his father's best son.