Imogen de Regor

Nowadays, QerlyChin evokes very special memories for multiple generations. She is both known for her world-renowned performances with Christophe Barbeau, Reynald Angot and Timothee Anciaume and the outstanding performances by one of her many offspring in the international arena (of which seven jump at least in the 1.50m class).

One of those seven offspring is Walloon de Muze, the former 1.60m Grand Prix mare belonging to Michel Hecart who has also been a very successful broodmare. Walloon’s daughter, Daytona de Muze, competed with Jody Bosteels in the 1.60m class and her son, VIP de la Roque, was shown by Michel Hecart in the 1.50m class. Her daughter, sired by Kannan, MOM’s Toupie de la Roque (Pieter Devos), won the London Global in 2022. However, in this case it is Walloon’s first descendant, Centa de Muze who was the dam to Imogen de Regor.

Imogen, together with the American Callan Solem, achieved some fantastic results in the 1.45m class in places such as Wellington &Tryon. She again proves her worth as a broodmare with her three approved sons Mithras de Regor (1.60m), Olympic van ‘t Koningsbos and Picasso van ‘t Koningsbos. Moreover, her daughter, Latisha de Regor, also performed in the 1.55m class for many years ridden by Edwina Tops-Alexander. The fact that Imogen de Regor is also a half-sister of Grand Prix horses such as Freestyle de Muze (Richie Moloney), Horizon de Regor (Pieter Clemens) and Melia de Regor (Gregory Wathelet) gives a clear picture of the international success of this pedigree. And the addition of, the recently by Zangersheide approved Imogen’s half-brother, Toèmme de Regor, means that this pedigree will continue to be very popular among the youngest generation for many years to come.