MoM's Coleraine des Bergeries

Sired by a Holsteiner, bred from a French dam line, born in Belgium, named after a city in Northern Ireland, introduced by a Columbian rider and taken to the top by an Australian amazon on both sides of the Atlantic… MoM’s Coleraine des Bergeries is a true cosmopolitan. Coleraine is a daughter of the Olympian stallion Canturo and the mare Golden Dream (v. Oberon du Moulin), who is dam of three other 1.60m Grand Prix horses. The first one is Malice des Bergeries, who won the Santander Grand Prix with Jesús Garmendia Echevarría. The second, Rimbaud des Bergeries, competed in various world cups and Grand Prix competitions under the saddle of Leonardo Mambretti. The third, Coleraine’s younger brother Dreamer, placed for the 2019 Deeridge Nations Cup with Juan Pablo Betancourt.

Coleraine herself competed under the saddle of Amy Graham until she was thirteen. In 2020 Coleraine was part of the Nations Cup-team which got hold of the 3rd place in the WEF Nations Cup. Subsequently, she started competing with the Belgian rider Pieter Devos as “Future MoM” and together they reached various top ten places at 5* level, including 3rd place in the 1.55m trials of the Hamburg LGCT in 2022.

Before Coleraine started her sports career, she gave birth to a filly sired by Untouchable. That foal would later become the mother of the promising Kristalline des Bergeries. Various sisters of Coleraine gave successful descendants, such as Cerise des Brumes of Ward McLain, Ermes des Bergeries of José Ibáñez and Quicksilver of Eric Lombard.