Under Christian Kukuk, Mumbai won team silver and fourth place in the individual classification at the 2022 European Championships in Riesenbeck as well as victories in the Grand Prix in Rome (ITA) and Riesenbeck, the World Cup show jumping competition in Riyadh (KSA), the Nations Cups in Aachen and Abu Dhabi (UAE) and participation in the Olympic Games in Tokyo (JPN)

Up to now, the focus has been on sport. Nevertheless, Mumbai produced highly talented young horses and a licensed son with great frequency.

His sire Diamant de Semilly has been one of the world's best show jumping sires for years according to the WBFSH ranking - and is currently in third place.

His dam Ischgl de Muze won the international youngster tour with Joe Clee (GBR). Mumbai's half-brother Tintin vd Bisschop (by Comme D'Api vd Hacienda) was approved for breeding. Similarly, half-brother Opium JW van de Moerhoeve (by Kannan) was also licensed and has since placed in international show jumping competitions up to 1.50 meters in 2024 with Lillie Keenan (USA), just like his full sister Olleke Bolleke JW vd Moerhove ridden by Frederic Vernaet (BEL).

With Diamant de Semilly, Nabab de Rêve, Chin Chin and Quidam de Revel, Mumbai's pedigree includes four sires of the century in direct succession.

The granddam Eureka van't Roosakker won international competitions under the sport name VDL Groep Eureka with Maikel van der Vleuten (NED). She produced the winner of the World Cup show jumping competition in Ocala/USA, Jeleena de Muze (by Tornedo) ridden by Lauren Tisbo (USA), as well as the internationally placed Imposante de Muze (by Erco van't Roosakker), Canavaro de Muze (by Bamako de Muze) and Valdes un Prince ( by Nabab de Rêve) and Nadine (by Verdi TN).