Santiago HGF, bred and owned by Hampton Green Farm, has secured four consecutive victories in just two weeks across CDI competitions at the World Equestrian Center (Ocala, Florida) and TerraNova.

Photos – Antonio José Crespin López and Santiago HGF

Ridden by Spanish rider Antonio José Crespin López, the pair made their international debut at the CDIYH Ocala (April 22–26) in the FEI 5-Year-Old division. In the preliminary test, Santiago HGF surpassed the 80% barrier, earning an outstanding 80.200%. The stallion impressed the judges with his natural balance, quality, and rideability, with standout marks of 8.2 for canter and perspective, and a confident, relaxed walk scoring 8.0.

The following day, under a completely different panel of judges, the pair once again demonstrated remarkable consistency, securing a second victory with 79.400%. Scores included 7.6 for trot, 7.8 for walk, 8.0 for canter, 8.3 for submission, and 8.0 for perspective, underlining the horse’s harmony and willingness.

Their winning streak continued this past weekend at the CDIYH Terranova, where Santiago HGF and Crespin delivered yet another double victory. The pair achieved a personal best of 81.200% in the Preliminary test, followed by 79.200% in the Finalonce again under a different judging panel.

By Grandioso III x Graciosa FSR, Santiago HGF, bred in the United States, stands out particularly for his submission and rideability, consistently rewarded with marks above 8.

Following the completion of the CDI4* events, Santiago HGF, representing Hampton Green Farm, achieved an average score of 81.200% in the 5-year-old class, meeting the required standard to be considered for the PRE Dressage Team selection process for the 2026 Dressage World Breeding Championship for Young Horses.