Imogen de Regor

Qerly Chin holds fond memories for many generations because of both, her world-renowned performances with Christophe Barbeau, Reynald Angot and Timothee Anciaume, and the outstanding performances of her many offspring of which seven jump at the highest levels.

One offspring in particular is Walloon de Muze, the former 1.60m Grand Prix mare and very successful broodmare of Michel Hecart. Walloon’s daughter, Daytona de Muze, competed with Jody Bosteels in the 1.60m classes and her son, VIP de la Roque, was ridden by Michel Hecart in the 1.50m classes. Her daughter, MoM’s Toupie de la Roque, sired by Kannan, won the London Global in 2022 and ended recently in the top five of the Grand Prix of Cannes, Mexico & Paris with Pieter Devos. In this case, however it is Walloon’s first descendant, Centa de Muze, who is the dam of Imogen de Regor.

Together with the American Callan Solem, Imogen gathered many achievements in the 1.45m classes in Wellington and Tryon. On top of that, Imogen 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 classes for many years with 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 her pedigree. Adding to that Imogen’s half-brother, Toèmme de Regor, who was recently approved by Zangersheide, means that this pedigree will remain popular with the younger generation for many years to come.