Glamourdale daughter takes the title at CK Utrecht

A good-looking group of three-year-old dressage mares returned on Friday, June 28th for the championship inspection at the Central Inspection in Houten. Convincing champion was Lady Lamelia (Glamourdale x Dream Boy), who was in control of all competition with her strong movement.

Five mares were allowed to come back for the final, all of them handsome mares, all of which were referred to the National Mare Inspection. Lady Lamelia (from Hesmelia elite EPTM-dres PROK by Dream Boy) walked to the championship with a lot of bravado. The breeding product of Gerrit Kolback showed to possess a lot of movement quality. Jury chairman Toine Hoefs: “A mare with a lot of length, built up. The withers might be allowed to walk a little longer and we also had a small remark on the foreleg that is slightly back in the knee, but when the mare starts to move you quickly forget that. She moves with a lot of power, very nice up, with good use of the foreleg. For us she was the convincing champion today. ”Kolback was very happy with the victory. “I don’t breed that much at all, and this is my second time being at the front. The first time was here, with her mother. Actually, she was not at all as special as a foal, but last year we thought it could become a very good one, and she showed that today! ”

A Glamourdale daughter was placed fourth again. This was La Reina (out of Black Lady ster by Dutch Dormello, breeder Th. Willig from Abcoude). “A long-lined mare with a lot of variety and appearance and a beautiful front”.

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Highest points for George Clooney daughter Lily at SK Varsseveld

A studbook inspection of the Gelderland region took place on June 27th in Varsseveld. Two dressage mares earned 80 points for their presentation.

Of the 26 mares that Bart Bax and Floor Dröge judge in Varsseveld, 12 could be declared ster. “The accommodation was great, everything was well cared for and the ring looked great,” says Bart Bax. “We have seen some mares today that could be more correct in the foundation. In addition, we saw horses that were slightly downward in the hull direction, which was also reflected in the movement. ”

Lily
Two mares achieved 80 points for movement, including the mare Lily (George Clooney out of Hailey by Johnson, breeder S. Wijnveen of Winterswijk) of W. Scholten from Lichtenvoorde. This mare got 85 points for the walk, 80 for trot and 75 for canter and posture, she scored 75 points for conformation. “This is a mare with a lot of charisma that is more than sufficiently in the rectangular model. She has an appealing front with a long neck that is well muscled. The top line is strong enough and also has good muscling. In addition, the mare has a hard foundation. In step she is active, pure and has a lot of flexibility and a lot of space. The trot is light-footed, with good technique and a lot of flexibility. What struck this mare is that she does not need speed to trot correctly. The canter has a good three-act with more than sufficient balance and suppleness, she could remain a little more closed in the canter for a higher grade. ”

Negro daughter Kaitlyn Karla
Four-year-old Kaitlyn Karla (Negro from Encanta Karla elite sport PROK by Vivaldi) from breeder G. Loeters from Didam received a 70/80 header beam. “This mare is more than adequate in the rectangular model and has an appealing head. The neck looks good and has more than sufficient length, it has a nicely developed wither that extends long into the back. Kaitlyn Karla has a strong top line but could have been a little more correct in the foundation for higher points. The walk is active, pure and has good space. In the trot the mare has a good technique and a good use of the hindleg, while she can switch easily. To get higher points, she was sometimes allowed to stay a little more uphill. The canter has a good three-act and more than sufficient posture, but could use a little more body. ”

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Charlotte Fry scores in Geesteren

During the CSI Twente in Geesteren, the FEI Nations Cup Dressage was held on 22 and 23 June. Charlotte Fry and Dark Legend came for England and managed to achieve a beautiful 3rd place with Team GB.

In the Grand Prix, Charlotte scored a PR with 74.41% and settled in position 5 among the routiniers. The duo also scored very well in the Grand Prix Special. In the first outstretched trot along the long side, the black gelding was startled and galloped, causing the points to go down, but then the 23-year-old Fry picked up and put down a very good test. The walk was very beautiful and it was also striking how nice and constant the contact was. A beautiful 5th place was their end result.

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Dark Legend: Zucchero x Tango x Doruto-Breeder; Fam. Nobus- De Potter, Eelde

Everdale son wins Subli-Cup Schijndel

During the second competition in the Subli Competition for Young Dressage Horses in Schijndel on June 15th, the victory of the four-year-olds went to the Everdale son Kenndale.

“Van Houtem-Vos entered the ring with her horse as the first combination with the four-year-olds and immediately put down a great test,” said jury member Schaeffer. “Kenndale was nice and loose through his body and his rider let him constantly pass through the test. Definitely a nice horse to see. ”Together with Kenndale (by Everdale), Nora van Houtem-Vos with a score of more than 84% was too strong for the 22 combinations. “A lot of people have already indicated that they are interested in him, but I really won’t put him away!”
The black stallion is still very young at the age of four. “He is exemplary. Kenndale walks around in such a competition as if he had never done anything else so he doesn’t look up or down. It is precisely in the ring that he gives me that little bit more. I ride him from the age of three and a half. The first time I took him, he immediately became third, the next time he led the entire day and he became champion at the talent competition. Everything is good about him. He has a great walk, nice trot and a strong canter. So a very complete and nice horse “, the rider tells enthusiastically.

Kenndale: Everdale x Special D x Goodtimes

 

 

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Negro son wins Bundeschampionate Hagen qualification

Negro son Nuit d’Or has won the qualification for the Bundeschampionate in Hagen. Together with Lars Ligus in the saddle, they shared first place with an average of 8.4. Nuit d’Or was sold for € 240,000 in 2017 during the PSI auction in Ankum.

Nuit d’Or: Negro x Sir Donnerhall x Diamond Hit

Glamourdale daughter to NMK

Two dressage mares were invited to the NMK at the central inspection of the Young KWPN on June 14 in Ermelo.

There were five star mares to celebrate with the dressage horses. Three three-year-old horses returned to the CK. The very charming Lucienne (Glamourdale x UB 40) came in second. She has a lot of charisma with an extra front and a lot of print. The mare showed a few extra good moments. She became a star with twice 80 points. Third was Negro daughter Lonette KB from Kim van den Bogaard.

Kalista (Fairytale x Donnerhall) of Henk Hutten became champion of the older dressage horses, who also became an elite.

Lucienne: Glamourdale x UB40 x Farn-Breeder; Fam. van Os
Lonette KB: Negro x Flemmingh x Jazz-Breeder; K. van den Bogaard
Kalista: Fairytale x Donnerhall x Akzent II-Breeder; H. Hutten

Lord Leatherdale daughter wins in Ranshofen

Krista Kolijn won the final of the six-year-olds in Ranshofen on Saturday 8 June with beautiful figures. The Dutchman was behind Bartlgut’s Fürstenberg (by Franziskus), who was champion of Austria as a four-year-old.

Kolijn rode 81.40 points together with six-year-old Ivy (Lord Leatherdale x Negro x Krack C). For the walk, Ivy received the trot, canter and the general impression of eights (8.1, 8.3, 8.3, 8.3) and a 7.70 for Durchlassigkeit. The duo took the win in the category with a difference of 2.1 points.

Everdale to 2nd place Grand Prix Special

In the CDI 3 * Grand Prix Special during CDI Kronenberg, second place went narrowly to Charlotte Fry and our KWPN top stallion Everdale (Lord Leatherdale x Negro). Charlotte Fry was just 0.021% short and had to settle for second place in their very first Grand Prix Special. They set a score of 71.42%.

In the Inter I kür to music, there was a third place for Charlotte Fry with Fendi T (Negro x Lester). The win went to the Painted Black son Painted (mv.Sandro Hit) with Geert-Jan Raateland.

Everdale third in Grand Prix CDI Kronenberg

At the CDI Kronenberg, third place in the Grand Prix went to Charlotte Fry with Everdale (Lord Leatherdale x Negro).

Everdale and Charlotte Fry scored 70.565%. The British was placed at the head of two judges. One and two on entry pushed the score down considerably, but the duo received several eights for the impressive galloping tour.

Everdale: Lord Leatherdale x Negro x El Corona-Breeder; P. Kluytmans, Tilburg

 

Everdale son Inclusive wins Subtop debut

On Sunday 2 June Charlotte Fry made her debut with the only six-year-old KWPN stallion Inclusive (by Everdale) winning in the ZZ-Zwaar in Neerijnen with 68.5%.

“Certainly for the first time he did a great job,” says Fry. “He is also doing well at home. ZZ-Zwaar is quite difficult for a six-year-old, but he does it very easily. He knows what to do in the ring and he is very focused. It was still a bit green here and there, but that is still allowed. We already received several high points. For example, we scored a nine for the extended canter and we received several eights for the draft tour ”, she looks back happily.

A nice third place with 64.5% was for Ingrid Malan and Haeden (Chippendale x Haarlem). Haeden was sold as a 3-year-old through the Van Olst Sales.

Inclusive: Everdale x Uptown x Jazz-Fokker; R. Enting, Grolloo
Haeden: Chippendale x Haarlem x Landadel