Everdale sons impress again!

One week ago the 7-year old Joey v.d. Fuik (s. Everdale x Pion, bred by stable de Fuik and owned by Vincent van Gasselt) scored 68.857% in the ‘ZZ-zwaar class’ in Ermelo ridden by Dominique Filion. Last weekend the combination scored an amazing 70.500% at Equestrian Centre Groenraven in Houten.

Brecht D’Hoore competed three sons of Everdale last weekend at CDN Sint Truiden. With the KWPN-approved stallion Inverness (Everdale x Johnson, bred by Y.M.M. van Maasacker) he scored 68.897% in th Prix St Georges. With KINGS-Dream (Everdale x Gribaldi, bred by A.D.M. Hendrickx-Dekkers) he became second with a top score of 80,6% in the FEI 6-years old test. Inspire (Everdale x Don Romantic, bred by Carmeliet-Leybaert) came in third with 68.529% in the Inter I.

Breeders, owners and riders congratulations with these great results!

Picture: Joey v.d. Fuik with Dominique Filion

Equador also succesful at CDI Compiègne!

The 12-year old lusitano stallion Equador (Quo Vadis x Hostil) was also present at CDI Compiègne. He scored 73.174% in saturday’s 5*Grand Prix, ridden by João Miguel TORRAO from Portugal. On sunday the combination rode a super Grand Prix freestyle which resulted in an amazing score of 77.490% and a second place. Highlights were the piaffe/passage and the canter tour.

Equador is available for breeding at van Olst Horses with frozen semen.

“Equador is leaving a very important legacy for the future of Dressage, marking its offspring with four fundamental qualities: power, balance, and rideability. The main innovation he brought to the Lusitano is his incredible canter capacity, his carrying power, the easiness on extending and shortening his strides, the direction of movement, and his ability to ground cover without losing the quality of the canter. This derives a lot from his strength, leading international top judges to give him marks of 9 and even 10 in canter exercises. On top of that, the enormous expression in the execution of this exercises, which reflects the Lusitano breed pattern. Equador foals have shown so far to inherite all father qualities: great and sweet character, uphill conformation, strong topline and three very good gaits.

 

Again a fantastic way to end the day!

What a day in Compiegne! It started with the GP Special this morning with Everdale. A great score of 75,787% and a 2nd place in the final ranking of the class.
Then Dark Legend took the 5th place in the 5* Grand Prix with 75,109% and they will compete tomorrow in the Freestyle.
Then in the last class of the day, the Intermediare I, Lottie and Don Joe won again with a score of 73,706% with more then 3% difference to the number 2!

Again some great results at this beautiful horseshow!

Solid 2nd place for Everdale

Today Everdale and Charlotte Fry competed in the Grand Prix Special in Compiegne. In a very solid test the pair scored a 75,787% which at the end of the class meant a 2nd place.
Next one up is Dark Legend in the 5* Grand Prix starting at 15.17 hours.

What’s the best way to end your day?

What’s the best way to end your day at a competition? By winning the last class as the last starter with a top score of 76.674%! That’s what Charlotte Fry just did in the three-star Grand Prix in Compiègne. With Everdale, the black champion of Lord Leatherdale x Negro bred by P. Kluytmans from Tilburg, she showed that they’re in great form. In Exloo two weeks ago they managed to achieve 0.1% more, but the gap with today’s number two was no less than 3%.

Severo Jurado Lopez is also present and has the Negro son Fendi T, breeder fam. Timmers from Volkel, under the saddle. In their second international Grand Prix they managed to achieve a nice score of 71.109%. During their debut in Hagen, the pair managed to achieve a score of 68.391%. In short, a very good improvement of their PR in this class!

Tomorrow morning the program will continue with the Grand Prix Special at 8.00 am where these horses will again compete. After this class, the Nation Cup will take place where Lottie will compete with Dark Legend.

CDI Compiègne started

Today the first day of the CDI in Compiegne, France, started with the Prix st. Georges and how! This morning Lottie and Don Joe, by Diego x Lord Leatherdale, bred by Van Olst Horses, made an early start in this division. Under a nice sun, which was a welcome change after all the bad weather recently, the duo danced to an excellent percentage of 74.6%.

This competition is the second international start for the pair, in Hagen last year they made their debut at this level and were 3rd with a score of 71%.

During today’s class it turned out that no one could beat the score from Charlotte Fry and Don Joe and they won the first prize!

View a short video of the test here.

Kjento and Lantanas to next observation for World Championships for Young Horses

Both Kjento (s. Negro x Jazz, bred by family van Os from Sprang Capelle) and Lantanas (s. Sir Donnerhall x Hemmingway, bred by S. Kleuskens from Horst) got selected for the next observation round for the World Championships for Young Horses in Verden.

Succesful weekend for Everdale offspring

Succesful weekend for Everdale offspring:

Seth Boschman and the 8 year old gelding ‘’I am Sam RS2’’ (Everdale x Krack C) Prix St. Georges: 72.059% – Breeder: K. Retera

Dominique Filion and the 7 year old gelding Joey v.d. Fuik (v. Everdale) ZZ-zwaar: 68.857% – Breeder: de Fuik

Hubert Jankowski and the 8 year old mare Idwinaretto (Everdale x Johnson) Small Tour: 68.4% & 70.5% – Breeder: P. Dolfsma

Jeroen Devroe and the 7 year old gelding Jackpot (Everdale x Jazz) Small Tour: 70.530% – Breeder: J. Groenendijk

 

Picture: Seth Boschman and ‘’I am Sam RS2’’

Glamourdale wins his second international Grand Prix start!

In Grote Brogel, Belgium, Glamourdale showed his great form: He won his second international Grand Prix with a score of 76.761%. With almost 4% difference from the number two, the judges were unanimous in its verdict. Glamourdale (s. Lord Leatherdale x Negro bred by Mr. Rodenburgh from Ouderkerk aan de Ijssel) has received his second international qualification and this meets the requirement to start in international 5 star competitions, such as CHIO Rotterdam, CHIO Aachen but of course also the European Championships.

In the Grand Prix Freestyle, on the music of Clearwater, Glamourdale danced to victory in the pouring rain. To the sounds of “Simply the best”, the former world champion showed his passage like a king, an exemplary piaffe and perfect tempy changes. This Freestyle debut was good for a percentage of 83.235% and the victory in his very first freestyle.

This 2nd qualification also means that the Olympic Games in Tokyo would be possible to compete in when Lottie gets selected, but Van Olst Horses has decided to give priority to the obligations of Glamourdale as a stallion. He will be available this season with fresh semen (EU).

Charlotte Fry focuses on her other diamonds Dark Legend and Everdale for the Olympic Games.

Nacho KWPN approved!

Today, Friday May 14th, the KWPN performance test took place in Ermelo. The three-year-old stallions were tested for a period of 30 days. Nacho, the impressive three-year-old son of Negro was one of them and was allowed to take his exam today.

S. Makenschijn from Chaam bred Nacho out of a ‘ster’ mare by Krack C x Frühling, which also produces the elite mare Joy Geuzenhof who is a full sister of Nacho.

With a 9 for canter and an 8 for posture and balance and an 8 for rideability and character, the stallion got KWPN approved! From today on he will be available for breeding.

Check out Nacho at the online stallionpresentation 2021