Sire Mylord Carthago is the one that everyone yearn for

The granddam Choice has produced Flamengo Blue PS (by Je T'aime Flamenco) in international 140 jumping. 

The great- granddam Granika has competition merits in 140 jumping and has produced Lucy (by Landadel) in 160 jumping, Qui Magic (by Quidam's Rubin) in 140 jumping, Caprice (by Couleur Rubin OLD) in 135 jumping, as well as Atletica (by As di Villagana) in 130 jumping.

Mylord Carthago was an internationally successful superstar under French rider Penelope Leprevost. He qualified for the finals at the Young Horse World Championships as a 4-, 5-, and 6-year-old, and finished 4th as a 7-year-old. He was part of the silver medal-winning teams at both the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky and the European Championships in Madrid, where he also placed 7th individually. He also won the Grand Prix GCT in Vienna, the Gucci Paris Masters, the Grand Prix in Helsinki, and the Prix RMC in La Baule, among other notable titles. He is currently ranked 5th on the WBFSH sire ranking. His sire, Carthago Z, competed at the Olympic Games in both Atlanta and Sydney, and won Nations Cups in Aachen, Rotterdam, and La Baule, as well as several Grand Prix with Jos Lansink. Carthago Z sired over 160 Grand Prix horses and more than 100 approved sons. Mylord Carthago has produced numerous international Grand Prix horses and around 20 approved sons, including Valmy de la Lande, Dexter De Kerglenn, and Argan De Beliard.

The option to have the foal stay with the breeder after weaning is available