| Bidding start | 12 August, ‘26 • 00:00 |
| Bidding end | 15 August, ‘26 • ±23:59 |
| CET | |
| Bidding place | online |
| Catalog number | 8 |
| Year of Birth | - |
| Sire | United Touch S |
| Dam sire | Bamako de Muze |
| Size | - |
| Color | - |
| Discipline | Jumping |
| Studbook | - |
| Auction | PVO Foals & Embryos – Summer Sale II 2026 |
| Location |
NL |
That was in May 2026, with Nicola Philippaerts in the saddle. Rolex ter Leydonck is out of Ibiza van de Kouterhoeve, a half-sister of this embryo’s dam. He is a son of Bamako de Muze, and so is Roma ter Leydonck herself. Bamako de Muze jumped 1.60m and is a son of Darco.
Roma ter Leydonck jumped 1.35m herself and this embryo is her first. Her own dam Elena van de Kouterhoeve also produced Hera van de Kouterhoeve, who reached 1.60m with Erynn Ballard and won at 1.50m in Las Vegas in 2016. A generation higher stand Rambo ter Leydonck (1.45m) and Oslo ter Leydonck (1.40m), both out of third dam Beau van de Kouterhoeve. This breeding operation delivers a tidy, unbroken run at 1.40m and above.
Sire United Touch S was third at 1.65m in Aachen in 2024 with Richard Vogel and started in the World Cup Final in Basel a year later.