​Sakura Hill Farm

Naba de Reve-Olympic For Pleasure-Olympic Darco
2008 17.0h BWP  Stallion

 

The father line and mother line on Inshallah de Muze are World Class. The fatherline contains four generations of stallions that jumped at Grand Prix level and all four were successful at the Olympic Games, World Championships and European Championships. Sire Nabab de Reve jumped at Grand Prix level and is a patriarch of Grand Prix horses - one being Vigo d’Arsouilles who was the World Champion in Kentucky. 

Grand sire For Pleasure twice won gold at the Olympics and European Championships. Third sire down the pedigree is, Darco. The roll call of luminaries he has sired include Sapphire and Parco. In the fourth generation we find and two time Olympic stallion, the famous Chin Chin, sire of Sancha la Silla, participant in the Olympic Games of London.

In the mother line we only find mares that have proven themselves in sport and breeding. Dam Excellentia de Muze was finalist in Gesves, Grand dam Narcotique de Muze jumped at Grand Prix level with Eric Lamaze and was ranked 45th in the International Jumper Ranking for 2008. Next, comes great grand dam Qerley Chin who competed at Grand Prix and at World Cup level. This mare line produced Grand Prix horses like Walnut de Muze, Werly Chin de Muze, Walloon de Muze, Carrera de Muze, Boyante de Muze, Derly Chin de Muze and more.

Inshallah de Muze made headlines as the ‘Champion’ of the BWP Stallion Approvals. He was the favorite stallion for the jury as well as for the audience. He impressed with unlimited scope, great technique, very good take off, great bascule and lightning reflexes. At the stallion testing for the BWP he was the undisputed Champion.

Under saddle Inshallah de Muze jumps very well. At the stallion competitions he received good comments and scores from the jury. In Deurne he received an 8 and an 8.5 for his technique and in Enschede there were two 8’s on the scoreboard. He put in clear rounds at shows in Hulsterlo , Moerzeke and in the Stallion Competition at Moorsele.

The first foals were born last year and was a good collection. At the Foal Championship of Limburg (Belgium) his daughter Mindoe van de Achterhoek was Champion Filly and Mytho van de Smeets took Colt Champion. Over ten offspring of Inshallah de Muze were selected for the Belgium’s National Foal Championship with two advancing to the finals. 

Inshallah de Muze: The best of Belgium’s breeding in one package.