Horsetelex: https://www.horsetelex.nl/horses/pedigree/1542913/charade-de-la-roque-z

Charade de la Roque is agranddaughter of perhaps the most influential mare of the past twenty years: Qerly Chin. This Chin Chin daughter competed herself at the highest level with Switzerland’s Christophe Barbeau and participated in the World Cup Final in Milan in 2004. In that same year, Qerly Chin and Barbeau were appointed as the reserve combination for the Olympic Games in Athens. Qerly Chin’s dam Kerly competed at 1.60m level as well and was ridden by France’s David Jobertie. In addition to her sports career, Qerly Chin became highly successful in breeding with her offspring Walnut de Muze, Merveille de Muze, Narcotique de Muze II, Narcotique de Muze IV and Walloon de Muze competing at 1.60m level.

Walloon de Muze is the dam of Charade de la Roque; this daughter of Nabab de Rêve had a successful career at  Grand Prix level with Cedric Bellanger and Michel Hecart. In breeding, Walloon de Muze produced the highly successful Toupie de la Roque and VIP de la Roque and the top mares Daytona de Muze and Centa de Muze; both mares with offspring at the highest level. Walloon de Muze stood at the basis of famous Grand Prix horses like Freestyle de Muze, Horizon de Regor, Kerly de Regor, EMS Inri de Regor, Kalisto the Music, Million Dollar, Mithras de Regor and Latisha de Regor.

Charade de la Roque’s family is one of world’s most successful damlines; in addition to her earlier mentioned close relatives, Charade is also related to superstars like Killer Queen VDM (Daniel Deusser), Ensor de Litrange LXII (Lorenzo de Luca), Levis de Muze (Ioli Mytilineou), Vagabond de la Pomme (Pénélope Leprévost), Go Easy de Muze (Darragh Kenny), Jenson van ‘t Meulenhof (Niels Bruynseels), Sea Coast Ferly (Gudrun Patteet), Giovanni de la Pomme (Maelle Martin) and many, many more.