Falaise de Muze is a ‘foundation sire-in-the-making’ from one of world’s finest dam lines. Sire Wandor of Mispelaere was a favorite in the international rings ridden by Richard Spooner and Grant Wilson. Now he is found in the lists as a sire of Grand Prix show jumpers over and over again with examples like Goja, Ayade de Septon HDC and Evita van de Veldbalie. Grand sire Nabab de Rêve and great-grand sire Chin Chin were among the best sires of their generations and are still essential for a top-breeding program.

Falaise’s dam line is one of unprecedented class with three international top jumping mares in a row. His dam is none other than the top horse of Harrie Smolders, Walnut de Muze.

Grand dam Qerly Chin is also of great importance for today’s breeding of show jumpers. With her rider Christophe Barbeau, she was famous herself at the highest level and she now resides on the throne of her own dynasty creating a dam line that has produced countless Grand Prix show jumpers: Vagabond de la Pomme, Ensor de Litrange, Diablesse de Muze, Sterrehof’s Ushi, Estoy Aqui de Muze HDC and the famous above-mentioned Walnut de Muze. Yet, another generation…