Breeding News

The World Breeding Federation for Sport Horses (WBFSH) is delighted to share the 2022 WBFSH Stallions of the Year!

In celebration of our annual Breeder’s Cup, the Copa USPRE, USPRE presents the results of another FEI season for the PRE horses of USPRE.

The stallions L Primo DG and Galaxy Coeur became the high scoring stallions in the 2022 North American Stallion Sport Tests. Galaxy Coeur was the high score champion after both tests. Photo - Galaxy Coeur was the high scoring stallion in the 2022...

Stallions and mares took over the Devon showgrounds Wednesday evening, as the Mature Horse Championship and the overall Grand Championship concluded day two of Dressage at Devon.

With several young horse champions still to be crowned at the iconic Dressage at Devon 2022 Breed Show, classes were well underway early Wednesday morning with the Foal classes opening at 8:00 a.m.

Whether you prefer to call it a coincidence or manifesting a goal, the only thing more spine-tingling than the performance that clinched the inaugural Markel/USEF Young Horse Seven-Year-Old Dressage National Championship title for Endel Ots and King’s Pleasure.

Yesterday, the spectators witnessed a very special afternoon and evening in Ermelo. After a fantastic final for five-year-old horses, two KWPN-ambassadors, Glamourdaleand Hermès N.O.P. were honoured together with their breeders and owners.

The final for four-year-old horses was just won by the Hanoverian St. Athletique (Blue Hors St. Schufro x Hofrat). The black stallion of Stallion station Meyerhof was presented by Germany’s Heiko Klausing. It was a photo finish with three horses...

The fantastic DWB-mare Lyngbjergs St. Paris was just crowned world champion of the five-year-old dressage horses at the Longines FEI/WBFSH Dressage World Breeding Championships for Young Horses.

Charlotte Fry and the KWPN-stallion Everdale have just added the CDI3* Grand Prix of Ermelo to their list of achievements. The son of Lord Leatherdale scored 76.13%, besting his closest competitor by 3%.