Showjumping Mare

Jolly Rock Queen HJD♀

· SF · by Untouchable

Photo · Tops International Auction 2026 ↗ · report

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Breeding Index

Jolly Rock Queen HJD is profiled for the sport record — breeding components are researched only for horses at stud.

How the score is mixed: record 25% · depth 20% · quality 15% · momentum 15% · trajectory 25%. Only researched parts count — nothing is ever guessed in. Weights v1. Decision support, not a guarantee — no stud can buy a higher index.

MareSex

168 cm · 16.2hhHeight

UntouchableSire

2019Born

About Jolly Rock Queen HJD

Jolly Rock Queen HJD is a SF showjumping mare foaled in 2019, by Untouchable.

Jolly Rock Queen HJD is a 2019 Selle Français mare by Untouchable out of Queen Eire Occitane (by Coolcorran Cool Diamond). She was lot 10 at the Tops International Auction 2026 and sold for €850,000, the top price of the sale. She has competed in international young-horse classes. She is out of the same dam as Hard'Rock Queen HJD, winner of the French Championships, who was subsequently bought by the Olympic champion Rodrigo Pessoa. Her sire Untouchable is the sire of Hello Mango and of the stallion Untouched.

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At a glance

Sex	Mare
Studbook	SF
Born	2019
Age	7 years
Height	168 cm · 16.2hh
Sire	Untouchable
Damsire	Coolcorran Cool Diamond
Sire	Untouchable↗(u)40
Dam	Queen Eire Occitane↗(u)40
Damsire	Coolcorran Cool Diamond↗(u)40
Sold at auction	€850,000 — Tops International Auction 2026, 7 September 2026 (lot 10, 20 bids)↗(u)40
Studbook	SF (listed as SF)↗(u)40
Top lot	Highest price of the Tops International Auction 2026 at €850,000↗(u)40
Full/half sibling	Out of the same dam as Hard'Rock Queen HJD, winner of the French Championships, later acquired by Rodrigo Pessoa↗(u)40
Record	Competed in international young-horse classes↗(u)40
Sire's progeny	Untouchable — sire of Hello Mango and of the stallion Untouched↗(u)40

40/99Evidence score for this page — the average across 9 cited claims, of which 0meet our two-source standard.

Each claim carries its own score: 40–55 for a single source (higher when the publisher is the studbook, the FEI or the WBFSH rather than an interested party), +25 for every further independent source that carries it, and +30 where our two-model check confirmed it against the cited page. 70 is the pass mark; nothing ever reaches 100. (u) marks the 9 claims still resting on a single source — likely correct, most are, but not yet independently confirmed. How we score evidence

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