SKARAMOUCHE DE MUZE - Sporttalent uit de Qerly Chin-lijn

Skaramouche de Muze is a seven-year-old mare by Eames de Hus and descends from the dam line of Bamako de Muze, Taran de la Pomme, and further back some of the most influential mares in modern show jumping breeding. She comes from an exceptionally strong performance and breeding family where sport and genetics go hand in hand.

The dam of Skaramouche de Muze is Lakita de Muze, a daughter of Bamako de Muze out of Caipiranja, a mare by Taran de la Pomme. Caipiranja herself jumped at the highest level (1.60m) under the saddle of Tiffany Foster and won, among other things, the prestigious CSIO5 Grand Prix of Calgary* in 2017.

Caipiranja is in turn a daughter of Carrera de Muze, a Darco mare who was active at the 1.40m level and later proved to be extremely valuable in breeding. Carrera de Muze is the mother of three international show jumpers: Caipiranja (1.60m), Demoiselle de la Pomme (1.45m), and Polle M (1.50m), demonstrating her exceptional breeding power.

The mother of Carrera de Muze is the famous Exquis Walnut de Muze, a daughter of Nabab de Rêve. Walnut de Muze jumped at the 1.60m level with Harrie Smolders, and this duo won, among other things, the CSIO5 of Madrid*, CSIO5 of Dublin*, and numerous other major international competitions. Additionally, Exquis Walnut de Muze also proved her worth as a broodmare with descendants such as Everest de Muze (1.50m), Fétard de la Pomme (1.55m), Falaise de Muze (1.50m), I’m Special de Muze (1.50m), Carrera de Muze (1.45m), and the promising stallion T’Is Parfait van het Schaek.

Exquis Walnut de Muze is a daughter of the legendary Querly Chin, a Chin Chin daughter who herself performed at the 1.60m level and became one of the most influential mares of her generation. Querly Chin is the mother of an impressive list of international show jumpers, including: Merveille de Muze (1.60m), Narcotique de Muze II (1.60m), Walloon de Muze (1.60m), Exquis Walnut de Muze (1.60m), Napoleon (1.55m), Delirium de Mars (1.50m), MOM’s Werly Chin de Muze (1.50m), Narcotique de Muze IV (1.50m), and Tchin de Pleville (1.40m).

Querly Chin herself is a daughter of Kerly (by Pachat II), who was also active at the 1.60m level. This makes Skaramouche de Muze a direct descendant of multiple generations of proven sport horses and broodmares, each leaving a clear mark on international show jumping.