Breeding News

Fourteen combinations completed the FEI Five-Year-Old Final Test to determine the Markel/USEF Young Horse Five-Year-Old Dressage National Championship. Marcus Orlob and Glory Day scored an incredible three 10s to win the class with a score of 9.770.

Fourteen combinations competed in the FEI Six-Year-Old Final Test of the Markel/USEF Young Horse Six-Year-Old Dressage National Championship. Madeleine Bendfeldt of Germany (Davie, Fla.) and Sonata MF had a solid test to take home the national title.

Jen Vanover and Lindsey Holleger will be bringing part of that pipeline to Wayne, Illinois, August 25-29, 2021 where America's best horses will be showcased in the ultimate Championship offered in American Medal-winning Dressage Sport.

So you are looking for a new partner to ride, train and maybe show? Look no further than HorsesDaily's HorseMarket for the perfect place to shop for wide variety of high quality dressage horses.

The hereditary performance of the jet-black stallion, who was World and German Champion, is absolutely unique. He has produced 190 licensed stallions in Germany alone, which is far more than any other sire has ever been able to produce.

Are you a breeder looking for buyers? Or are you a rider looking for your next champion? Then the Dressage at Devon Breed Show is the place to be on Thursday, September 30 at the Devon Horse Show Grounds.

We have lost our wonderful stallion, this exceptional sire, our sporting partner: GLOCK’s Zonik. He was our equine friend and, at the same time, one of our most important breeding and competition stallions.

The American Hanoverian Society’s biggest event of the year, the inspection tour, is coming up and is one of the largest ever.

The Markel/USEF National Dressage Young Horse and Developing Horse Championships coming up on August 24-29, is part of the USEF National Dressage Horse Championships, "The Festival of Champions. Held at the beautiful Lamplight Equestrian Center in Illinois, DressageDaily will be on the scene and is carefully following the rankings lists.

Everything you could want in a stallion: exceptional movement, great character and striking beauty. Cum Laude was successful in the show ring as a young horse, up through the levels to CDI Prix St. Georges and Intermediate I.