Of a farming background, Alain Régnier has turned towards Thoroughbreds at the beginning of the 90's, pushed by the passion for racing. He primarily settled on a 75 acres farm over a clay soil at the frontier of Mayenne and Ille-et-Vilaine at the doors of Brittany in 1992.

The Haras de la Haie NEuve has first presented yearlings at Saint-Cloud in 1994 (Sete Nain, Segest, Isa Béré), then at Deauville in October 1995 (Tacticien) and August 1996 (Dionello).

The Haras de la Haie Neuve quickly specialised in speed and precocity. All products of the breeding farm bear the suffix Béré, contraction of both family names of Alain Régnier and his wif Anne-Marie Béguin

Today, his land spreads over 150 acres and includes 50 boxes plus a covered arena to walk the sales young stock. Further to ensuring numerous outdoors foalings, up to 100 per year, the Haie Neuve has targetted on his own foalings, breeding and sales prep only for foals born and raised on-site, for the stud farm or the permanent boarders.

The broodmare band numbers 37 mares, including 22 private mares.

To recruit his stallions, Alain Régnier has linked up with international bloodstock agent Emmanuel de Séroux (Narvick). The Haie Neuve had its best stallion in Verglas, to which High Yield succeeded too shortly as he died in 2007 after only 2 breeding seasons. In 2010, Alain Régnier offers the services of Della Francesca, who covered the biggest book in France in 2009 (142). He brought Hold That Tiger back, who had already done a season in 2008. Much attached to paternal bloodlines, Alain Régnier has another son of Storm Cat, Hurricane Cat, and has recruited a son of Sunday Silence named Peer Gynt from Japan in 2009.

150 acres
50 boxes
1 arena
37 broodmares
Private breeding + permanent boarders
On-site gynecological follow-up
Taking charge of seasonal and walk-in mares during the breeding season
Best horses: Joop Béré, Ozone Béré, Isa Béré, Tagar Béré, Panjo Béré, Punisher, Belliflore, Rafale Béré.
 

A son of Danzig from a great American line, twice a Group winner, Della Francesca has started stud duties like a rocket with his two first crops

Out of an american champion mare, Hurricane Cat arrived directly at stud in France. The son of Storm Cat has his first juveniles in 2010. The successor to High Yield at the Haie Neuve.
 

A 16.2hh individual out of a Japanese Oaks second, the young sire Peer Gynt showed great precocity in Japan and remained competitive at top level until age 5.

The return to France of a son of Storm Cat, from a great American family, he is a 3/4 brother of Hennessy. He has produced Gr 2 winners and Gr 1 placed horses abroad. Sire of Danse Grecque in France.