Great results at the Danish Young Horse Championship for 5-y/o's!

With Pavo and the Danish Riding Federation’s championship finals for young dressage horses’ first mark of 10 (here for trot) going to Lyngbjerg’s St. Paris by Blue Hors St. Schufro / Blue Hors Rockefeller. With the 10 for trot, St. Paris had a ride to the top of the field and a sure win in the 5-year-old championship!

The mare, ridden by Victoria Vallentin, achieved the wild marks of 10 for trot, 8.6 for walk, 9 for canter, 9.2 for ridability and 9.5 for capacity. The mare moves, just like her sire Blue Hors St. Schufro, with a special lightness, balance, swing, spaciousness and flexibility, which in every way proves the sire’s qualities as a breeding stallion.

Ready for the challenges of the future

With a great mark of 8.8 for ridability, Blue Hors Monte Carlo by Dream Boy / United and Nanna Merrald Rasmussen showed great class, talent and potential in friday’s qualifier for 5-year-old dressage horses at the Danish Ride Federation’s championship finals, where they directly qualified for sunday’s final.

With the marks of 8.5 for trot, walk and canter, 8.6 for capacity and 84,000 in total score, Monte Carlo showed a fine figure and proved his fantastic development as a breeding stallion and young horse – especially with the two clean changes that took place and proved the stallion’s readiness for the upcoming season’s exercises.

Blue Hors Zack daughter in top-5

On the championship’s fifth place we saw Zanderry Danheat by Blue Hors Zack, who got awarded with i.a. the mark 9.2 for walk. Zanderry is ridden by the only 19-year-old Frederikke Gram Jacobsen, who has several Zack offspring at home in the stable.

9 for trot for Blue Hors Vento

The highly functional Blue Hors Vento by Blue Hors Veneziano / Blue Hors Zack, ridden by Tania M. Joensen, achieved, among other things, a 9 for his spacious walk. Vento came up 12th in the final, just outside the prize field, and made a nice figure and showed a good prospect for the future.