Grandson of the Legendary Melodie Ardente

Grandson of the Legendary Melodie Ardente

Sometimes everything falls perfectly into place, and with Quenry, the picture is complete. This light-footed gelding showcases his qualities time and again: quick across the ground, with a powerful push-off and consistently correct technique. His greatest strength is undoubtedly his carefulness — with a sharp eye, he reads the jump and approaches each fence with precision.
His pedigree confirms this natural ability. His sire, Ironman van de Padenborre, competed at the very highest level under Gregory Wathelet. His grandsire, Presley Boy, was a true standout at the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky. On the dam’s side stands none other than the 1m60-performing mare Melodie Ardente, a daughter of Apache d’Adriers, who herself shone at the top level with Simon Delestre.
This powerful bloodline has produced numerous notable names, including Valmy de la Kerses, Hygie du Golfe, and Oxer de Boisy. Tracing further back, we also encounter Ruby de la Fosse, Volcan de la Fosse, and Utha du Priel, all of whom competed successfully up to 1m60–1m45 level.
Quenry unites world-class genetics with natural ability in the arena — a gelding with everything it takes to rise to the top.