18.000 euro top price filly by Blue Hors St. Schufro at Danish Warmblood auction Saturday evening but the foal market in general is bleeding

The great facilities at Blue Hors in Randbøl has recently changed management to the new Randbøl Dressage Academy which also were the hosts for Blue Hors Summer Auction Saturday evening.

As usual the facilities were immaculate and now with Dennis Fisker and his team it definitely look like the Blue Hors spirit will continue.

Top price foal at the auction went for 18.000 euro, where two local buyers were “fighting” for the top filly by Blue Hors St. Schufro / Revolution / Jazz out of a very strong dam line bred by Stutteri Midt-West.

16 foals under the hammer but only 44% sold

The current market at the auctions is very limited with buyers and it is also affected by the prices. From the pedigree the foals at Danish Warmblood auction were very attractive, but from the video presentation it was a bit difficult to find real highlights. All foals showed much better for the auction, but unfortunately only 44% of the foals were actually sold at the auction, and therefore it is even more important to get the right moments and as much as necessary (including walk on hard surface) for the promotion videos so that buyers from all over the world have the best basis for the decision.

Take a look around in Europe

From the big German auctions the trend from last year with significantly lower prices continues this year, together with the higher expences when breeding and raising up foals this means a current true negative curve.

When presenting a foal for an auction it is of course important for the breeders to get a good price, but said that it is also important to inform the breeders about the market, and when leaving an auction without a sale in the current market you might have to keep the foal until 3 yr old. Meaning that the minimum sales prices at the auction certainly has to be adjusted to the current market in order to actually get at sale.

Information to the breeders - no breeders no future for our sport

The most important part in our sport and breeding is the breeders, without breeders no future sport. Therefore the message is: “Keep breeding, maybe a at lower scale knowing that the prices are not attractive at the moment, but the demand for good foals and young horses will always be there.”

Instead of breeding ex 10 mares then just ex pick your 5 best mares, and take a look and ask around what is the demand from the riders. As a breeder you often have a very good “archive” of what your mares producing, or maybe you need new eyes as sparring.

In Denmark young Christian Springborg (CS Equestrian) recently started his own business also including “lets take a look among your mares”, in order to help breeders having new eyes on their stars and not least with unbiased advisory for the future breeding.

What is the future optimum horse for the sport?

For years the flashy power trot foals has been sold for very good prices at the auctions, no matter of the breeding.

It is still the foals with power trot selling at the auctions, but the riders and buyers are also getting more and more aware of what the sport is aiming for in order to produce easy rideable, trainable horses including three good basic gaits.

The goal anno 2025

2025 goal must be to produce a sport horse with light natural contact, good frame, in a relaxed body with natural self carriage for all three gaits and not least with good a temperament which can be managed also by an amateur.

DRF øger gennemsigtigheden for igangværende sager

Nyhed på DRF 9.7.2024

Dansk Ride Forbund har i dag lanceret en ny underside på rideforbund.dk, der giver offentligheden mulighed for at følge med i igangværende og afsluttede disciplinær- og appelsager. Denne nye funktion er et led i forbundets bestræbelser på at skabe bedre transparens og større gennemsigtighed i behandlingsprocessen af sager under appeludvalget og disciplinærudvalget.

Den nye underside vil indeholde de seneste opdateringer om hvert sagsnummer, så det bliver lettere for medlemmer, interessenter og offentligheden at følge med i status på og udvikling af de enkelte sager. Formålet med dette tiltag er at sikre en mere åben og overskuelig proces, der styrker tilliden til forbundets arbejde.

På siden finder du offentliggørelser af udvalgenes afgørelser. Offentliggørelserne følger disse retningslinjer:

  • Afgørelser i sager med personer under 18 år anonymiseres.

  • Afgørelser i sager hvor DRF ikke er part anonymiseres. (F.eks. tvister imellem medlemmer og klubbestyrelser)

  • Afgørelser i sager der sanktioneres med bødestraf anonymiseres.

  • Afgørelser i alle sager hvor der sanktioneres med karantæne offentliggøres – dog anonymiseres disse ved personer under 18 år.

"Vi er glade for at kunne præsentere denne nye underside, som er et vigtigt skridt mod større åbenhed og gennemsigtighed. Det er afgørende for os, at vores medlemmer og alle interesserede har adgang til opdateret og pålidelig information om udvalgenes arbejde med disciplinær- og appelsager," udtaler formand for Dansk Ride Forbund, Dan Boyter.

Den nye underside kan findes på www.rideforbund.dk her, hvor alle interesserede kan følge med i de seneste opdateringer og afslutninger af sager.

Du kan læse mere om appel- og disciplinærudvalgenes opgaver, processer og formål her.

Premliminary program and judging teams ready for World Championships Young Horses and CDI3* in Ermelo

When World Championships for Young Horses comes up from 4 - 8 September

4 year old

Additionally there will also this year be 4 yr old competition with preliminary qualifing test Wednesday open for a total of 40 combinations. 15 best from qualifier will go directly to the final and the rest will go to the small final taking place Thursday. No horses from the small final will qualify for the final taking place Friday for the best 15 from Wednesday´s qualifing round.

Schedule to be found at www.ermeloyh.com

VIDEO - Quinn G & Charlotte Dujardin 6 yr old debut i Hartpury

Quinn G and Charlotte are ready definitely ready for Ermelo

With their first ever performance together after a very short partnership, they show their world class together in Hartpury this weekend.

Danish Warmblooe mare Quinn G is by Quaterhit / Fassbinder, bred by Helene Geervliet, Stutteri G and owned by Fiona Bigwood.

At the same event Charlotte Dujardin was winning the British 5 yr old World Breeding selection trail with Secret Agent scoring a total of 97.000 - 10 for trot, 9 for walk, 10 for canter, 9,5 for submission and 10 for perspective. Secret Agent is by Secret / De Niro, bred by N & F Sievers and owned by Peter Belshaw, Charlotte Dujardin and Carl Hester.

With both Quinn G and Secret Agent Charlotte Dujardin look ready for her debut at WCYH in Ermelo.

CHIO Aachen 2024: Goosebump moments from Werth and Wendy in the Lindt-Prize

Isabell Werth, the winner of the Lindt-Prize, together with Elisabeth Gürtler, Member of the Supervisory Board of the Lindt & Sprüngli Group, Michal Spiller, Managing Director of Chocoladefabriken Lindt & Sprüngli Deutschland GmbH and ALRV President Stefanie Peters.(Photo: CHIO Aachen/Franziska Sack).

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Isabell Werth had already eternalised her name 14-times on her “favourite board”, which is located at the entrance to the Main Stadium at the Soers. The fact that her 15th victory in the Grand Prix Freestyle, the Lindt-Prize, is really special, is among others because of her new four-legged dance partner, Wendy.

“Normally the Deutsche Bank Stadium calls up the Main Stadium because we are too loud. But this time it was extremely loud in the dressage arena as well,” joked Birgit Rosenberg, Head of Sport at the CHIO Aachen with a sidewards glance at the top three riders from the Lindt-Prize, the Grand Prix Freestyle on Sunday morning at the CHIO Aachen. Isabell Werth with Wendy, Frederic Wandres with Bluetooth and Ingrid Klimke with Franziskus were among those who rocked the sold-out Deutsche Bank Stadium today. First and foremost, Werth and Wendy.

The judges awarded an incredible score of 89.095 percent for the black mare’s performance. At championships that would be the sort of score that would pick up an individual medal. Wendy didn’t put a hoof wrong in her new freestyle routine, for which the text of Barry Manilow’s “Oh Mandy” had been changed into “Oh Wendy”. The crowd applauded nearly all of the riders as they turned onto the final centre line. But in the case of Werth and Wendy the fans went totally crazy, yelled and whistled. No sign of the sacred silence that usually prevails in dressage arenas, instead pure enthusiasm. Wendy stayed totally cool. As Isabell Werth reported: “She didn’t have a wet hair on her body when she went in, nor when she came out.” Regardless of the thunderous applause of the crowd, she kept in rhythm in piaffe and passage and then walked calmly to the exit, while Werth waved to the spectators, thanking them for the standing ovation. Definitely a special moment, even for the dressage rider, who has won everything there is to win. 

“That was unbelievable for me too. Today was our day. We grow closer together day by day. Wendy was really totally cool, although it was so loud. She simply said: “Tell me what to do”, and then she did it. I have been here so many times, but today was the best day ever. It is a pleasure to be here.”

Second place went to Frederic Wandres with Bluetooth on a score of 83.010 percent. Yesterday, Isabell Werth, shook him out of his mental low with a strict “Pull yourself together!”, today everything went easier, according to Wandres. He was satisfied with his freestyle: “We had no technical mistakes, the walk line was fine, but I felt bit of tension. The technical mark was good, there is some room for improvement with the B mark. I was slightly behind the music here and there.” As far as Bluetooth is concerned, he was very happy: “We have been here a week and now today on Sunday he felt just as fresh and smooth as on Monday.”

Ingrid Klimke and Franziskus came third on 81.385 percent. There is an extended trot right at the start of her freestyle choreography, the great strength of “Franz”. Unfortunately, he broke into canter. “I risked a little too much and pushed him too much. I played it safe after that,” is how Klimke analysed the situation. Nevertheless, she was delighted to have been there today. “It is the first time that I have ridden the freestyle on the Sunday morning. The atmosphere is incredible! You could even hear the crowd during the warm-up. When you ride under the bridge into the stadium, it is a very special moment, and when you ride onto the final line to salute: “Aachen is simply unique. The crowd is so knowledgeable. They know what they see and want they want.”

Birgit Rosenberg could only agree: “We are just the ones, who prepare the stage. The rest is up to the horses and riders. Thank you for the beautiful dressage we have seen all week!”

All information about the CHIO Aachen 2024 and all results can be found online here.

CHIO Aachen 2024: Victory and personal best for Werth and Wendy in the MEGGLE-Prize

Winner of the MEGGLE-Prize, Isabell Werth, together with Marina Meggle, Deputy Chairwoman of the Board of the Toni Meggle Foundation, Dörthe Eichinger and ALRV President Stefanie Peters. (Photo: CHIO Aachen/Franziska Sack).

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After winning the Grand Prix, Isabell Werth also notched up the victory in the Grand Prix Special, the MEGGLE-Prize at the CHIO Aachen 2024 – and also prove that she does a good job as a mental coach.

Isabell Werth and Wendy de Fontaine clearly dominated the Grand Prix Special, the MEGGLE-Prize after being awarded a score of 78.085 percent. That is a new personal best score for the ten-year-old, Danish-bred Sezuan daughter, who contested her fourth Spéciale with Werth. Only half a point separated the riders in second and third place. The head-to-head race in the ring went in favour of the Dutch rider, Dinja van Liere with her newcomer, Vita de Lusso, who with a score of 76.872 percent pipped Frederic Wandres with Bluetooth at the post (76.851). In points: the results were 1806.50 compared to 1806.0. It couldn’t have been closer.

Isabell Werth said about her ride today: “I must really say Wendy was fantastic today. We are growing together more and more. You can see it, you can feel it. It is a pleasure riding this horse. She always wants to give her best. It felt very harmonious today and I have the impression we are gradually becoming one unit.”

Dinja van Lieren’s Vita de Lusso is even younger than Wendy, just nine years old. Dinja van Liere has been riding him for three years. It is his first Grand Prix season and she was actually thinking about withdrawing from the Spéciale after coming fourth with him in the Grand Prix, the Prize of Family Tesch, because she didn’t think it could get much better. But: “My horse knocked me out today. He makes such quick progress. He was much better today than on Thursday. He gave me goosebumps today.” She reported that he too excels through his will to work and his go and that she is able to assert both to her advantage: “He relaxes more and more in the arena so that I actually get to ride rather than holding him back all the time. I am simply incredibly proud that I was able to fight my way up to the top between these strong German riders.”

Frederic Wandres was also highly satisfied with his and Bluetooth’s performance. For him this show was above all a challenge mentally. And the pressure was extremely high today. “It is not just about convincing the judges here, but also the dressage committee, that is selecting the team for the Olympic Games,” he explained. The CHIO Aachen is namely the final trial before the nominations for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. Wandres added: “At some shows one is in the flow and one rides on the wave from the beginning to the end. But at this show I made mistakes with Duke (of Britain, his second Grand Prix horse) and then I took them with me when I rode Bluetooth. That threw me off course a little. Normally, my strength is being able to deliver immaculate tests constantly. And I lost my self-confidence a bit.” Three words from Isabell Werth got him back on course: “Pull yourself together!”

All information about the CHIO Aachen 2024 and all results can be found online here.

Impressive 96.800 debut for 6 yr old Danish Warmblood mare Quinn G & Charlotte Dujardin

Quinn G & Charlotte Dujardin during their winner performance at Hartpury - photo: screenshot Horse&Country TV

Successful debut

Charlotte Dujardin has recently taken over the reins from Carl Hester in direcction selection for World Championships for Young Horses in Ermelo.

Quinn G by Quaterhit / Fassbinder is bred by Danish Helene Geervliet, Stutteri G and owned by British international top rider Fiona Bigwood.

In 2023 Quinn G won World Champion 5 yr old horses with Danish Betina Jæger in the saddle. And now with Olympic champion Charlotte Dujardin in the saddle they look like an obvious and clear pick representing Danish Warmblood in Ermelo beginning of September.

Yesterday they showed together for the first time in at national 6 yr old class (preliminary test) at Hartpury scoring impressive:

Trot 9,8 - walk 9,0 - canter 9,8 - submission 9,8 - perspective 10 = 96,800

From watching the performance at Horse & Country TV archive the scoring was spot on from British Richard Baldwin.

Well balanced trot, uphill, supple and active, super frame all the way, very nice walk clear beat, good over track, active with freedom, canter is big with every stride under the body, two clear flying changes with tiny tensions for the first change but still clear of the ground and on the aides, 2nd super balanced with power and clear big stride of the ground. Harmoni, contact, gaits, expression and abilities for a clear 10!

As Charlotte Dujardin stated after her ride: “I feel like there is so much more - she is incredible🥰.”

CHIO Aachen 2024: Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale in a class of their own in the Prize of Soers

Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale during their ride to victory in the Prize of Soers. (Photo: CHIO Aachen/Arnd Bronkhorst).

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One must say, the World Champions from Great Britain, Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale, outclassed their fellow competitors in the Prize of Soers, the Grand Prix Spécial of the CDI4* Tour, today.

After her triumph in the Grand Prix, Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale also succeeded in breaking the 80 percent mark in the Grand Prix Spéciale, the Prize of Soers. After scoring 80.107 percent, the two-time World Champion of Herning in 2022 left Isabell Werth with Quantaz (75.0) and Frederic Wandres with Duke of Britain (73.128) trailing behind her in second and third place respectively.

The performance of Fry and Glamourdale was full of wow effects – even if she did make some expensive mistakes in the pirouette to the right. First of all, Glamourdale did a flying change, then he lost his balance in the pirouette. But then Fry had everything under control again. The murmurs of the spectators until then and the compassionate groans when it happened, said it all: It was a performance that didn’t leave anyone cold. “To be honest, that was one of the best feelings that he has ever given me in a test,” beamed Charlotte “Lottie” Fry. She had a plausible explanation for the error: “I was so pleased with my pirouette to the left that I somehow forgot to ride the rest of the centre line. So, it was my own fault. But in the remaining parts of the test he was so focused on me, had so much go and so much fun in there. That was the best feeling I could have wished for before Paris.” Paris – here Fry was referring to the Olympic Games. Fry and Glamourdale have already been nominated for the British team.

Glamourdale has got the rest of the week off. Tomorrow, Charlotte Fry is competing in the Grand Prix Spécial, the MEGGLE-Prize, with her second horse, Especial.

All information about the CHIO Aachen 2024 and all results can be found online here.

19.000 euro top price colt by Escaneno/San Amour at HANN Online Auction

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Verden foal spring ended

Verden. The finale of the Verden Foal Spring ended with an average price of 6,183 Euros for the 27 foals on offer. A colt with the promising name Ermelo was the most sought-after offer at 19,000 Euros. The Hannoveraner Verband's attractive auction programme thus comes to a close until next year.

The name of the first foal to open the online auction already gives hope for great things: The Escaneno/San Amour son (breeder and exhibitor: Thomas Heuer, Bienenbüttel) was christened Ermelo. He goes back to the thoroughbred mare Freia xx, who is also at the beginning of the pedigree of the privately owned stallions Cadeau Noir and Finest Ampere. It took ten minutes for a new customer from Schleswig-Holstein to place the 40th and therefore final and decisive bid of 19,000 Euros. Ermelo is going to be something very special: He is a gift to the buyer's wife for her Golden Riding Badge. She achieved all the necessary successes with Hannoveraner horses.

CHIO Aachen 2024: 43rd victory for Germany’s dressage riders in the Lambertz Nations’ Cup

Frederic Wandres and Bluetooth OLD, who were part of the winning German team in the Lambertz Nations' Cup.(Photo: CHIO Aachen/Franziska Sack).

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The Deutsche Bank Stadium is their dance floor – the Lambertz Nations’ Cup has been staged at the CHIO Aachen since 1977. In 2024, Germany’s dressage riders notched up their 43rd victory in the prestigious battle between the nations.

On the few occasions when the German national anthem wasn’t played during the prize-giving ceremony of the Lambertz Nations’ Cup, it was either that of the Dutch or the Danish team. And it was also these two nations, who came closest to the German quartet today.

The German flag was represented by Isabell Werth with Wendy de Fontaine (76.50), Ingrid Klimke with Franziskus (76.043), Frederic Wandres with Bluetooth (75.630) and Katharina Hemmer with Denoix (68.326), It was Hemmer’s debut appearance in Aachen and hers was the scratch result after Denoix was distracted by the noises of other horses outside the ring and wasn’t at all focused on the test. The three scores that counted totalled 228,173 points altogether.

The National Coach, Monica Theodorescu, summed up today’s performances as follows: “I am of course very happy with the first, second and third place,” referring to Werth, Klimke and Wandres, who also topped the rankings of the individual classification in that order. However, she said she was sorry for Katharina Hemmer. “She was simply unlucky because her horse was so stressed in the arena. But that can happen. Her horse is in super form, but she wasn’t able to show that here in the ring today. She could only try and manage the situation and she did as best she could. But of course the other horses were very close behind each other and there is hopefully still room for improvement in the future and for the Olympic Games. But, of course, I am very happy with the result.”

Ultimately, they had a comfortable lead over the Dutch team, which finished on a total score of 215.674. The “Oranje” team comprised of Devenda Dijkstra with Hero (69.848), Dinja van Liere with Vita di Lusso (74.696) and Marieke van der Putten with Torveslettens Titanium (71.130). Dinja van Liere was the best Dutch rider with her just nine-year-old, Vita de Lusso, and after achieving a new personal, best result she was equally delighted – although she had to hold her breath towards the end of the test, when the spectators started clapping before she had even saluted. “It is an honour to ride here in Aachen. I actually think it is the best show in the world. The atmosphere is fantastic. Even if the crowd was perhaps a little too enthusiastic today…”

Second and third place was even closer. The Danish team World Champions earned a collected score of 214.544, with just 1.13 points less than the “Oranje” team – although they didn’t even have a fourth team member. Nanna Skodborg Merrald and St. Schufro were awarded the best score of 73.674. The other two team members were Nadja Aaboe Sloth with Favour Gersdorf (72.348) and Anna Zibrandtsen with Quel Filou (68.522). Nanna Skodborg Merrald summed her team’s performance saying “The team did very well. It is a pretty green team, but we all performed very well and we can really be proud of coming third in Aachen.”

All information about the CHIO Aachen 2024 and all results can be found online here.

CHIO Aachen 2024: Isabell Werth and Wendy triumph in the Prize of Family Tesch

Winner of the Prize of Family Tesch, Isabell Werth on her Wendy, together with Siegward Tesch and ALRV Supervisory Board member Jürgen Petershagen. (Photo: CHIO Aachen/Franziska Sack)

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The decision to opt for Isabell Werth’s newcomer, Wendy de Fontaine, for the German Lambertz Nations’ Cup team instead of Quantaz was taken just before the start of the CHIO Aachen. The Grand Prix, the Prize of Family Tesch also decides the Lambertz Nations’ Cup. In retrospect one can certainly say Quantaz prove her mettle.

Isabell Werth has been riding the ten-year-old Danish mare, Wendy de Fontaine, since the start of the year. They came together very quickly. So fast that they are considered to be potential candidates for the Olympic Games and the selection committee used the Prize of Family Tesch as a final opportunity of direct comparison between her and other five-star pairs before they select their team for Paris. That is why Wendy was nominated for the team instead of Quantaz. They were the best German pair in the class and already put in a performance in the first quarter of the test that hardly any other pair was able to beat. On a score of 76.50 percent they claimed their first Grand Prix victory in Aachen and thus also won the Prize of Family Tesch.

Werth’s conclusion: “I am very, very happy with Wendy. We are coming together more and more and with each competition I am learning more and more details and how to deal with this situation and that. The mare really is fantastic. She is so honest and polite. She really tries her best and it is such an enjoyment and a gift.” She also stated that she thinks there is still room for improvement.

With an immaculate performance, the World Championships bronze medallist of 2022, Ingrid Klimke finished in second place with Franziskus FRH, in the Prize of Family Tesch. 76.043 was their final score and the Head Judge, Susanne Baarup (DEN) at C, even awarded her first place. “I am very happy, because Franz was so reliable and he gave his very best,” Ingrid Klimke said. “When I rode in, I knew he was totally focused and was totally with me. We both enjoyed it.”

After mistakes in the two-tempis and in the second pirouette – the last of which were doubly expensive – Frederic Wandres and his 14-year-old Bordeaux son, Bluetooth came third (75.630). Wandres was nevertheless satisfied: “I must say my horse feels in better shape than ever. I think he showed that before we entered the ring when he had a ‘positive explosion’ and kicked out. But Wandres also knows: “It is good that he is so fresh. The trot and the extended and collected walk were very good. Then, we made mistakes in the canter tour which cost me a lot of points today. Normally, immaculate tests are our strength. So, we will try to make no errors on Saturday. But I learnt from the protocol that the judges saw what good form he was in today and I will try and show that on Saturday.”

Because on Saturday, the Grand Prix Spéciale, the MEGGLE-Prize is on the agenda. The best 30 pairs from the Prize of Family Tesch qualify to take part.

CHIO Aachen 2024: The “Silver Horse” goes to Christoph Hess

Winner of the "Silver Horse" media prize, Christoph Hess. In the background is third-placed Gianna Regenbrecht. (Photo: CHIO Aachen/Jasmin Metzner)

“The Silver Horse” goes to Christoph Hess this year for his comprehensive social media concepts, Jannicke Naustdal, Nanna Nieminen and Jenny Abrahamsson came second with the website World of Showjumping, Gianna Regenbrecht claimed third place. Frank Kemperman was distinguished in the category Personality.

Beaming faces during the award ceremony of the Silver Horse on the evening of the traditional Opening Ceremony of the CHIO Aachen 2024. The famous prize was conferred this year for the sixth time as an online award. Because equestrian sport journalism has undergone change as well and uses novel and exciting, digital formats meanwhile too, bringing this fascinating sport to life even more and making it more up-to-date and more personal. The jury examined more than 40 applicants, including not only contributions by bloggers and onliners, but also from editorial offices, athletes, organisers and agencies. Among others, the entries were evaluated according to their creativity, quality, user involvement, target group affinity and the relevance of the submitted contributions.

Christoph Hess was elected as the winner for his comprehensive social media concepts, he is also supported by Laura Tröger. A commitment to the equestrian sport that the jury – comprising of Wolfgang Brinkmann (Honorary President, German Riding and Driving Association, DRFV), Nadine Capellmann (dressage rider), Philip Erbers (Board Member, Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein), Tobias Königs (Press Officer, CHIO Aachen) and Dr. Ute Countess Rothkirch (DRFV Board Member) –honoured with this online award. Jannicke Naustdal, Nanna Nieminen and Jenny Abrahamsson were distinguished with second place for their website www.worldofshowjumping.com, Gianna Regenbrecht came third with her social media portal on the Para-Sport.

Frank Kemperman was distinguished with the “Silver Horse” in the rubric “Personality”. The former Chairman of the Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein and CHIO Aachen Show Director, now Organising Committee member and Vice President, received the distinction for his decade-long commitment to the World Equestrian Festival.

All information about the CHIO Aachen 2024 and all results can be found online here.

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17 selected Danish Warmblood foals ready for Blue Hors Summer Foal Auction

Foals by World Champions Glamourdale and Kjento, international Grand Prix stallion Blue Hors St. Schufro, KWPN performance test winner Proud James, Danish Warmblood gold medal stallion Donkey Boy and Vitalis both top producer of sport horses are some of the stallions represented with foals for this collection.

Both Glamourdale and Blue Hors St. Schufro are at start this weekend at CHIO Aachen.

As the auction will take place during Blue Hors foal show and Young Horse Championships it will be possible to see the foals live before the auction and at the same time be able to make your bid online as the auction also will be LIVE at Clipmyhorse.

The auction start LIVE at 7 pm Saturday July 6.

Here you find the entire collection.

H2R top price favourite is the colt with no 43 by Donkey Boy / Franklin - powerful, well balanced with nice uphill tendency and lovely stallion expression.

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Some high quality foals for NRW Online auction with bid up 1 July

The collection counts 28 foals

The pre-bidding has just started and with a closer look into the collection 6 foals shows something extra.

No 14 by Diamantenglanz is able to bring the very expressive powerful trot with huge shoulder freedom into the canter as well. Not that often you see a foal being able to make that kind of canter picture.

Again the foals by Viva Gold seems to bring suppleness and elasticity combined with good types and expression.

Here you find the entire collection.

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