Exellentia de Muze ♀ †

About Exellentia de Muze

Exellentia de Muze is a (died 2015) dark bay BWP showjumping broodmare foaled in 2004, by For Pleasure out of a Darco dam.

Three direct offspring are classified at 1.60m across sources without conflict: Heroine de Muze by Tinka's Boy, Huxx de Muze by Nabab de Reve and Iphigeneia de Muze by Erco van 't Roosakker. Heroine took individual jumping gold at the 2019 FEI Asian Championships with Taizo Sugitani and has 286 FEI starts with four wins; Iphigeneia was 16th at the 2015 World Breeding Jumping Championship for Young Horses at Lanaken with Gregory Wathelet and has 212 FEI starts with 12 wins. FEI statistics include results only from 1 January 2010.

Two further direct offspring carry unresolved level conflicts which are displayed by source rather than collapsed. Inshallah de Muze, an approved BWP and SWB stallion, is 1.55m in HorseTelex against 1.60m in official BWP material and a Hippomundo Black Type feature. Mister Qerly Z is 1.60m in the HorseTelex best-offspring summary against 1.50m in the HorseTelex roster and in official BWP material, and was seen in a 1.45m CSI3* class at Riesenbeck on 19 July 2026. Below that, Jadalco and Nijinsky de Kalvarie are at 1.50m, Incroyable de Muze at 1.50m or 1.55m depending on source, and James de Muze, Jet and Lima de Muze at 1.45m. Nabab de Reve is the most repeated cross, producing Huxx, Inshallah, Incroyable, Jadalco, James and Jet.

Published offspring totals are dated, definition-specific snapshots and must not be totalled: HorseTelex's public progeny page showed 34 direct records, Hippomundo reported 35 offspring and 11 Black Type horses on 2 May 2023, the official BWP Amazing Star de Muze profile named 20 direct offspring in a performance paragraph crawled in July 2026, and Stal Brinkman described ten offspring competing from 1.40m to 1.60m, which is a performance cohort and not a lifetime count.

Her deeper value is in transmitting daughters. Heroine de Muze is the strongest documented branch, producing Levis de Muze, Nimrod de Muze Imperio Egipcio, Morfine de Muze, Kitona de Muze and Kirby de Muze; Iphigeneia produced Plato de Muze Z; Incroyable produced My Way B. & V., Monaco B. & V. and Narcotique B&V; and Fantomette d'As Z produced the Z-approved stallion Vintage Z. Every one of those horses is a second-generation descendant and none is a direct offspring of Exellentia. The family remains competitively and commercially current in 2025-2026: Nimrod won the CSI4* 1.55m Grand Prix at Vejer de la Frontera on 2 November 2025, Levis contested a 1.60m GCL class in Paris on 19 June 2026, Jadalco was seventh in the CSI2* 1.45m Grand Prix at Miami Beach on 5 April 2026, and third-generation lots sold between EUR 4,250 and EUR 68,000 at published auctions from 2023 to 2025.

Own record: Exellentia de Muze is a BWP broodmare from performance family 34, the Qerly Chin line, foaled in 2004 in Belgium and bred by Joris De Brabander. She is by the Hanoverian 1.60m stallion For Pleasure out of the 1.60m sBs mare Narcotique de Muze II by Darco, and carries UELN 056002W00233446. Her standing rests on production rather than on her own competition record. A Stal De Muze pedigree profile describes her as a 1.45m mare, and France Etalons reports that an injury prevented the sport career originally planned for her, without stating a diagnosis, a date or a prognosis. No standalone FEI profile or complete results archive for her was located, so no start count, win count or prize-money total is claimed here and no result chronology is reconstructed from secondary level descriptions. Two identity cautions apply. Her date of birth is not established: only the year 2004 is corroborated, and the exact date '13 September 2004' previously published on this page is unsupported and has been removed. The year itself is source-conflicted, with the UELN-linked HorseTelex record and Hippomundo pedigree pages giving 2004 and Hippomundo's 2 May 2023 Power Value feature giving 2005; 2004 is used as the working registry-linked value and the conflict is displayed rather than resolved. Her canonical spelling is 'Exellentia de Muze' with one c, per official BWP usage; HorseTelex's 'Excellentia' and the FEI dam-field forms 'Exellenta' and 'Excellentia' are database variants of the same mare and are retained as aliases. She must not be merged with Exellentia Z, the 2016 Zangersheide mare by El Torreo de Muze. Her life status is unknown. No dated first-party source established whether she was living on 4 August 2026, and the absence of a death marker is not proof of life. A single unverified prior entry recording a 2015 death is retained on this page but flagged as uncorroborated.

High-output BWP broodmare from performance family 34 with three direct offspring classified at 1.60m across sources without conflict - Heroine de Muze, Huxx de Muze and Iphigeneia de Muze - plus two further direct offspring, Inshallah de Muze and Mister Qerly Z, whose upper levels are source-conflicted and stored both ways. Hippomundo's feature of 2 May 2023 placed her second in its under-20 Power Value mare selection and reported 11 Black Type horses; that dated proprietary metric replaces the undated '2025 damline review' claim previously carried here. The target is a verified direct daughter or close descendant with a named branch, benchmarked against her record: her own life status, current ownership, health, fertility and complete competition record are all unknown, and no cited completed-sale price exists for her or for any direct offspring.

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