Everest (s. Especial) won the young horse class at Indoor Oosteind!

Home bred Everest, s. Especial (Everdale x Vivaldi) x Negro x Monaco won the young horse class at Indoor Oosteind yesterday ridden by Alvaro Coneisa de Oliveira. After the first test he scored 88 points, where the judges gave a 10 for his phenomenal canter. In the final, Franka Loos, who judged this class together with Vincent van Gasselt, rode the best 5 horses. Everest again scored the ultimate 10!
But this was not the only success! Lottie rode the black mare Nova-Liz (aka Prada, Everdale x Johnson, bred by E. van de Steen) to a wonderful 2nd place. Only one point behind Everest after the first round and she also got a 10 from Franka after she rode her.
5th place in this class was for Nareina (Everdale x Krack C, bred by C.G. Oudijk – v/d Steldt). She scored 85 points in the first test ridden by Alvaro and also got 85 points from Franka.
Ninja d’Or scored 81 points, also ridden by Alvaro. The big chestnut descends from Chippendale x Rousseau, and is bred by B.C. van der Hoorn and J. van Stokkom. Ninja d’Or received a 9.5 for his amazing canter.
In the four-year-old class Alvaro rode the stallion Irvin. Irvin received 83 points including a 9 for his canter. The combination finished in fifth place. Irvin is a descendant of Inspire x Negro, bred by Van Olst Horses.

Lottie and Maxson (Johnson x Negro, bred by W. Verschuren) were placed sixth in the 4-year-old class. Maxson received a 9.5 for his fantastic canter.

We are very happy with these great results for these young horses!

Idefix (s. Chippendale) wins ZZ-zwaar Den Hoorn

Last weekend Patrick van der Meer and Idefix managed to win the ZZ-zwaar class at Charon Paardensport in Den Hoorn. Idefix is a descendant of Chippendale. He’s bred by Jacatra B.V. The combination showed a lot of potential and scored no less than 73%!

Exciting edition Van Olst Sales Online ridden horses

The 4-year old NRPS licensed stallion Guinnes (Glamourdale x Johnson x Haarlem) became the best seller of the 2021 Van Olst Sales of ridden horses. This very striking black stallion was sold to Marc Geerts’ jumper brood farm Tommelberg in Loenhout, who recently started investing in dressage horses. He is now the new owner for no less than €130,000.

We knew upfront that there was a lot of interest in Guinness and Noire NA. Noire NA, by Painted Black, managed to keep the bidding going the longest and was sold for €90.000,-. Jack, the first horse in the auction was not sold, just as the stallions Depay and Irvin who will also stay in Den Hout. Mabel by Dettori will go to an English stable and Mistral by Fiamingho will leave for Canada. The other horses have been sold to England and to Dutch riders.

Van Olst Sales Online Ridden Horses

Less than 48 hours to go before the Van Olst Sales Online Ridden Horses 2021 starts!

Many horses have already been viewed and tested under the saddle. This is still possible until the auction ends. Please contact Van Olst Horses by emailing info@vanolstsales.online or calling +31 162 429360.

To be able to bid, you can register for free at http://www.vanolstsales.online

Picture: Mauritz, Inspire x Don Renoir x Brentano II

85 points for Lantanas at Stallion Competition Kronenberg

Last Monday, October 25, the first part of the Stallion Competition Dressage 2021/2022 took place in Kronenberg. Charlotte Fry presented Lantanas here in the M class. Lantanas is a 5 year old descendant of Sir Donnerhall x Hemmingway. He’s bred by S.A.C. Kleuskens from Horst.

The combination rode a nice test and received 85 points. Lantanas has clearly become stronger in the past period. He showed good attitude and a lot of technique.

 

Glamourdale filly for 40.000 to Helgstrand Dressage

The Glamourdale x Franklin filly Worres Nikita was sold at the DWB World Cup Foal Auction for 40,000 euros. The foal will move to the stables of Helgstrand Dressage.

Worres Nikita was bred by Stud Worre in Denmark.

Click here for a video of Worres Nikita

Picture: DWB World Cup Foal Auction

No Nonsense D (s. Glamourdale) succesful at VWF Prinsenstad

Last Saturday the VWF Prinsenstad took place in Delft. Kim Noordijk rode the test for three-year-old dressage horses here with No Nonsense D. This horse is a descendant of Glamourdale x Olivi. He’s bred by P. Damen. No Nonsense D is owned by Witte-Scholtens and MT-stables.

Kim describes No Nonsense as ‘a great horse to ride with a top attitude’. The combination received beautiful marks including a 9 for trot and elasticity and an 8.7 for canter and carriage. A promise for the future!

Successful international debut for Especial

An international competition is currently taking place in Exloo.

A good time to take out the horses that have been trained at home after all the successes of recent times.
1 of these horses is the 7-year-old Everdale son Especial, bred by CJJ van Bavel from Oosterhout out of the Vivaldi mare Ethel.

The elegant gray gelding made his debut at this international competition in the Prix st. Georges. At 7 years old, he was the youngest participant in this class and managed to achieve a score of more than 68%. In the Intermediare I class, which was held on Friday, the pair managed to achieve a score of 69.6%.

Again a son of Everdale who is successful in the Prix st. Georges. We are very satisfied with a debut like this and are looking forward to the future with this top talent.

Photo: Digishots

Glamordale Daughter Narzar to highest score in IBOP Sonnega

With 83.5 points, Narzar (Glamourdale out of Zarzar elite IBOP-dres pref PROK by Jazz, breeder W. Smid of Nuis) owned by J. Hooge of Ees achieved the highest score of the day. This three-year-old scored 8s and 8.5s and became an instant elite mare thanks to the IBOP. “This mare stood out with three good basic gaits and a beautiful silhouette. She walks well, trots with impulsion, suppleness, good posture and a nice foreleg technique. In canter she has a lot of power, space and attitude. In addition, the image is always uphill and moves with good behavior. She is also a pleasure to ride,” says Bart Henstra.

Source: KWPN
Photo: Glamourdale

Anouk Ivits very successful with the mare Iris (s. Lord Leatherdale)

Last weekend Anouk Ivits competed her mare Iris at the Subtop competition in Schijndel. The combination won the Small Tour class with 68.80%. They also won the Inter I with a nice 69.338%!

The mare Iris is bred by Gertjan van Olst, and comes from an interesting dam line. Iris descends from the successful combination Lord Leatherdale x Negro. Her dam is the Elite Prok Ibop mare Eternal Flame (Negro x Monaco, ET). Eternal Flame is a full sister to Elegance (Negro x Monaco, ET). Elegance was successful at the Tokyo Olympics and is ridden by Beatriz Ferrer-Salat.

Anouk and Iris have already achieved many successes together. They were already extremely successful in the basic sport, and they are now continuing this in the Subtop. At the beginning of October, the combination won the Inter I at Geldrop Hippique with 72.35%. They also won silver at the Dutch National Championships Small Tour last August.

Photo: Lord Leatherdale & Charlotte Fry