IMPLANTED EMBRYO ELDORADO VAN DE ZESHOEK X GRANDDAUGHTER CENTA DE MUZE

The phenomenal breeding stallion Eldorado van de Zeshoek TN needs little introduction. Thanks to his offspring such as Electric Blue P, Killer Queen VDM, Grandorado TN, and Highway TN, he is already ranked tenth on the WBFSH world rankings. This outstanding stallion is now paired with an incredibly proven maternal line that includes Pieter Devos's top horse Toupie de la Roque, and no less than Qerly Chin as the fifth dam.

The dam, Cerly van de Huffelen, is a daughter of Chacco-Blue out of R&B de Regor, a Cornet Obolensky mare. Cerly, a 1.30m jumper, is a half-sister to the Grand Prix jumpers Freestyle de Muze (Richie Moloney), Horizon de Regor (Pieter Clemens), and Melia de Regor (Grégory Wathelet). In total, great-granddam Centa de Muze produced 14 international performers and three approved stallions.

Centa de Muze's dam, Walloon de Muze, was a 1.60m Grand Prix mare under Michel Hecart and is a cornerstone of top-level breeding. Her offspring include the 1.60m mare Daytona de Muze and VIP de la Roque (1.50m), as well as Toupie de la Roque, who won the LGCT London 2022 and achieved multiple top-five finishes in Grand Prix events. Beyond this, R&B de Regor’s great-granddam, Qerly Chin, is legendary for her World Cup appearances and her progeny’s stellar performances in international showjumping, such as Exquis Walnut de Muze (Harrie Smolders) and Jenson van ’t Meulenhof (Niels Bruynseels).

Damline Cerly van de Huffelen (by Chacco-Blue, 2021):

• Granddam: R&B de Regor (by Cornet Obolensky), active at the 1.30m level
• Great-granddam: Centa de Muze (by Cento), dam of Grand Prix horses like Freestyle de Muze (1.60m) and Horizon de Regor (1.60m), plus three approved stallions
• Great-great-granddam: Walloon de Muze (by Nabab de Reve), 1.60m jumper and dam of Toupie de la Roque (1.65m), Daytona de Muze (1.60m), and three additional international performers
• Great-great-great-granddam: Qerly Chin (1.60m with Christophe Barbeau), the dam of 13 international jumpers, including five at 1.60m, with an extensive legacy that includes top performers like Walnut de Muze and Jenson van 't Meulenhof