Despite the breed's youth, the Brazilian breeding people have already sent five horses to the Olympic Games: Aspen, Calei Joter, Cassiana Joter and Adelfos at Atlanta (1996) and Aspen, Calei Joter and Marco Metodo at Sydney (2000). Around 50 Brazilian Sport horses are exported every year to the Americas and many Europe countries. In 2000, Singular Joter II (full brother of Singular Joter, approved stallion in Germany) was third place at the World Breeding Championships for Young Horses, at Lanaken, Belgium, and Bacchus Tok was second place at the American Championship for Young Horses, at Monterrey, Mexico, both of them when they were only five years old.

The Brazilian Sport Horse is an athletic horse, tall, agile and potent, calm and brave, and idealized to the equestrian sports, especially for show jumping, dressage and eventing.