As expected, Isabell Werth and Wendy de Fontaine are on the team for the World Equestrian Games in Aachen. The World Equestrian Games will take place in Aachen in mid-August; naturally, the German team also includes Isabell Werth and her Sezuan-bred mare Wendy de Fontaine (breeder: Kurt Gosmer). Photo: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de

The chestnut mare placed fourth in the Oldenburg State Championship for four-year-old dressage horses. Füchtels Highnoon, a daughter of Sezuan bred by ZG Gut Füchtel, impressed with great performances last weekend in Höven. The elegant chestnut mare finished fourth in the final competition, a Class A dressage test. Gonzalo Rodriguez Diaz/ESP rode Füchtels Highnoon. Photo: www.Photo.EQUITARIS.de / Becker

Isabell Werth and Wendy mit Weile also won the Nations Cup Grand Prix Special. Following the team’s victory in the Nations Cup and the best performance of all pairs in the CDIO Grand Prix, the Sezuan daughter once again shone in the Special. With a score of 82.426 percent and a superb round, the mare—bred by Kurt Gosmer—won the class with ease. Photos: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de

In the Intermediate I class, our two horses placed sixth and seventh. Both horses were presented very harmoniously by their trainer, Kristine Moller-Engel/LUX, and put in great performances in Hagen. Bon Gregoria PS OLD, a daughter of Bon Bravour, secured her second international placement right on the heels of yesterday’s ribbon in the Prix St. Georges. And our Sezuan son, Señor, also put on an impressive performance, trotting his way to seventh place in the Intermediate I.

Isabell Werth and her horse Wendy won the CDIO Grand Prix in commanding fashion with a score of 81.051 percent. Despite a very costly mistake in the two-horse changes, once again no one could get past the Sezuan daughter and Isabell Werth. The black mare, bred by Kurt Gosmer, won the Nations Cup Grand Prix with a score of over 81 percent, finishing well ahead of the rest of the field. Photos: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de

Our Bon Gregoria secured a great placing in the Prix St. Georges at the Covalliero Dressage Days. Ridden by Kristine Moller-Engel/LUX, the daughter of Bon Bravour shone in the CDI1* competition in Hagen. Bon Gregoria PS OLD secured fifth place in the competition with a score of 69.216 percent. Photo: Digishots

The daughter of Sezuan took the bronze medal in the preliminary test for the Oldenburg State Championship for four-year-old dressage horses. The charming chestnut mare Füchtels Highnoon, who impressed today in Höven, was bred and is owned by ZG Gut Füchtel. Gonzalo Rodriguez Diaz/ESP rode the mare—out of a Floriscount dam—to third place in the State Championship qualifier with a final score of 8.02. Photo: www.Photo.EQUITARIS.de / Becker

Sky, the son of Sezuan, qualified for the final of the Nuremberg Burg Cup, to be held in Frankfurt in December, with a dream run. Bianca Nowag-Aulenbrock and the eight-year-old Sky (breeder: Sandra Grede, Neff Stud) were in a league of their own this weekend at the Burg-Pokal Tour. The stallion from Schönweide Stud had only finished his breeding season a few days earlier, but appeared completely composed in Balve and won both the preliminary test and the final qualifier with

In the opening test of the “Derby Stars of Tomorrow” tour, the son of Sezuan secured second place. Dr. Annabel Frenzen and her 10-year-old gelding delivered a fantastic performance in Balve and were delighted with their silver medal in the Intermediaire II. Szechuan, bred by Günter Achterkamp, finished the test with a score of 70.368 percent. Photo: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de