The NAF Five Star Hartpury Festival of Dressage was a great opportunity to bring several of our young dressage horses into a bigger atmosphere and see how they responded. Each horse showed exactly where they are in their development and gave us a lot to be proud of.
From national young horse classes to the international ring, the focus was on clarity, confidence and allowing each partnership to grow. It was a rewarding few days with some really encouraging results.
Furstin Fleur Caledonia – 1st, 4-Year-Old Semi Final (80.6%)
Fleur topped a strong class of 18 to win the KBIS 4-Year-Old Semi Final with a score of 80.6%.
Fleur gave an expressive, confident, and beautifully balanced test. For such a young mare to stay that focused, build through the test and take everything in her stride was a huge achievement.
She’s been quietly developed from the very beginning, and this result reflects the calm consistency that’s shaped her so far. Fleur has all the ingredients for top sport and really showed she belongs there.
You can read more about Furstin Fleur here.
Viktorious Anmore – 4th, 4-Year-Old Semi Final (76.8%)
Viktor made his national debut in the same class, finishing 4th on 76.8%.
Still very early in his production, he stayed with Jezz throughout and gave a test full of power, elasticity and scope. He’s naturally uphill with real presence, and even though there’s still strength to build, the raw talent is already clear.
It was a very promising start for this young gelding, and we’re excited to continue bringing him on.
You can read more about Viktor here.
Premier Anmore – 5th, 5-Year-Old Semi Final (76.4%)
Premier finished 5th in a competitive KBIS 5-Year-Old Semi Final, scoring 76.4%.
He made the more advanced movements feel easy, showing softness, rhythm and a clear understanding of the work. There were one or two small mistakes, but overall he gave us a lovely test and showed how well he’s developing both in the ring and at home.
You can read more about Premier here.
Romanno Weltino – CDI1 Intermediate I Freestyle (69.2%)*
Princess ended her week in the CDI1* Intermediate I Freestyle, scoring 69.2% in a strong international field.
After a few costly errors earlier in the week, this final test was full of composure and expression. She settled beautifully and gave us some really lovely moments to finish her season on a high.
She now heads off for a well-deserved break.
Thank You
These results are only possible because of the consistent effort that goes in behind the scenes every day. From the team at home to those on the ground at shows, thank you for the work that keeps everything running smoothly and the horses feeling their best.
And a special thank you to Jezz. The way he rides—with such feel, trust, and quiet confidence—brings out the best in each horse. It’s always a pleasure to watch these partnerships develop, and we’re looking forward to what’s next.