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Spring 2004 Update!
Tally now resides in beautiful Anchorage, Alaska with her new
owner
Francine Reuters, and she has since given birth to a lovely filly by Routinier.
Ultra
Fein (aka A.J.) has officially left the nest and is now starting his career as a
show horse.
We hear he’s been superb…he was ridden under saddle three days after
being started with Roger Daly.
He’s always had a willing heart and a good mind. Our congratulations to
Debbie Toffoli
and to our dear A.J. for finding such a loving home.
At
the time she was sold, B R Gem (aka
Cinnamon) was in foal to the tremendously talented Hanoverian stallion, Windfall,
who is currently owned and being shown by Olympian horsewoman, Charlotte Bredahl,
in California. She has since given birth to an
elegant filly by the name of Raven on May 1, 2004. Cinni
and Raven are now living happily in California at Webb Ranch with their new
owner Summer Hensley. Raven is a beauty with four white socks, large star,
stripe and snip! This mare throws
wonderful babies.
Fall
Update!
ULTRA
FEIN,aka, A.J.,
made his horse show debut August 9 & 10, 2003 at Silver
Hill Sporthorse in Austin, Texas.
It was his first time away from home and his first show…and he all eyes
and ears! He could barely
concentrate the first day – he had never seen so many other horses in one
place. He did well however, placing
3rd in his class, Colts of 2001, with a score of 77%
from judge Peter Hansen who said of him “he’s harmoniously built, good push,
and good reach . A good riding sport type.” He came in 2nd on Sunday with judge Barbara Funk, who gave him
a score of 67.7 %. She said of him,
“he’s a good modern type, has good low hocks and uses his body well”.
He was a tired puppy by Sunday…but all said, it was a pretty good start
to a show career.
Received this update from stallion owner, Charlotte Bredahl,
in September, 2003:
“Windfall
and his 4-year old son Windsor,
were shown at the DASC Championship (Dressage Association of Southern
California) and they won all 7 classes they entered. Windfall
won Open Int.1, PSG and Int. 1 Championship… and was High score of the show
with a 76%.” Congratulations
to Charlotte and her talented horses!
Spring Update!
Vintage made her horse show
debut April 10, 2003 at the Texas Dressage Classic
held at Las Colinas
Equestrian Center in Dallas, Texas. Despite a morning of chaos with trucks and
trailers rolling by the ring…and her
being a little scared by all the
commotion…she finally relaxed enough to show her lovely gaits and placed
second in her class -- the Fillies of 2002.
She became Reserve
Champion Filly of
2002 with a score of 73.5
% from “R” judge, Mr. William Solyntjes, who said of her “nice
elastic trot, free shoulder and good ground coverage.”
We’re very proud of her for being so brave at her
first horse show and first time away from home.
R
Mercedes made her horse show debut Friday, March 28, 2003 - and
quite a debut it was. She won her first class - the Fillies of 2001 - where she
was named Champion Filly. We are honored that she won with
a score of 77.9 from a much respected judge, Mr. Peter Lert from
California.
This qualified her to go in the Grand Championship class (which is for the champion and
reserve champion fillies from each year, from 2000 through 2003). She took 2nd place and was named the Reserve Grand Champion Filly.
This qualified her to compete in the Young Horse Championships (which is for the champion and reserve champion from both the filly and the colt championships). Even though she was competing against some 3-year olds, she still won 3rd place.
She is now qualified to compete in the USDF Sport Horse Breeders Championship Finals (Southern Series) to be held in September in Houston. You go girl!
New Year's Update!
In the fall of 2002, Charlotte Bredahl's imported 7-year old Hanoverian stallion
Windfall
was approved as a breeding stallion in four different registries.
In 2001 Windfall
was named United States Horse of the Year at Third level with a median score of 72%.
In 2002 Windfall
was named American Hanoverian Society’s Horse of the Year at 4th level with a median score of 68.8%. .
Charlotte also owns Windfall's 3-year old son Windsor and says she thinks he is the most trainable horse she's ever had.
Routinier Offspring Shine
Again:
TWO #1 Horse of the Year Awards
Verocchia (Routinier
x Burggraaf) TIED for #1 in the country with the USDF and NA/WPN HOY 2002 Filly.
Congratulations to Julie Agar.
Razzmatazz (Routinier x Fizzie
Borden (west mare)) also tied for #1 in the country with the USDF 2002 Filly.
Congratulations to Beth Norton.
In addition:
Voisier
(Routinier x Quattro) finished #2 in the country HOY 2002 Colts.
Routinier
finished #2 HOY Stallions 4yr old and older, he will be competing at 4th level
in December at LAEC.
