The outstanding daughter of our Sezuan leads the FEI world rankings for the best dressage horses. Wendy de Fontaine has regained the top position in the world rankings this month. The 12-year-old black mare, bred by Kurt Gosmer, collected 1,835 world ranking points together with her rider Isabell Werth. Photo: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de

Sezuan's son also confidently prances his way to victory in the World Cup freestyle under Isabell Werth. After their joint victory in the CDI-W Grand Prix, Isabell Werth and Special Blend (by Sezuan, bred by Hannelore Weber) also won the World Cup Freestyle in Wellington, USA – with a magnificent score of 82.660 percent. On Friday evening, there was simply no getting past this powerful pair – the five judges agreed and unanimously placed the duo in first place. We would like

Isabell Werth celebrated a great success on her Sezuan son Special Blend in Wellington, USA. With a total score of 73.130 percent, the world number two in the saddle of the eleven-year-old Oldenburg gelding driven by Hannelore Weber confidently took the lead in the FEI Dressage World Cup™ Grand Prix and won in her usual brilliant manner. Foto: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de

Souverain achieves the highest score in the 35-day test in Denmark. The four-year-old Dutch-bred stallion from the M.P. Olthof Horses B.V. stud farm achieved a score of 869 points, with no individual score lower than 8.5. Sezuan. Photo: Altenhofer

Charlott-Maria Schürmann and Sezuan-Tochter were unbeatable in the three-star competition in Vechta. The impressive black mare bred by Ralf Knauf has developed tremendously in recent months under the saddle of Charlott-Maria Schürmann and shone right from her first start this year. Lordswood Secret Memorys OLD (B.: Alice Whitefield) clearly won the S*** dressage test with 71.36 percent. Photo: www.Photo.EQUITARIS.de  / Wegener

The daughter of our Sezuan has climbed to second place in the world rankings thanks to her successes in Frankfurt, Basel/SUI, and Amsterdam/NED. Wendy de Fontaine and Isabell Werth have regained a top spot in the FEI world rankings of the best dressage horses thanks to their recent successes. After taking a break from competition, the pair had dropped out of the top three for several months, but have now jumped from 38th to second place. Photo: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de

Isabell Werth and Sezuan's daughter also took second place in the World Cup freestyle. Twelve-year-old Wendy de Fontaine (trainer: Kurt Gosmer) and Isabell Werth shone in front of a sold-out crowd in Amsterdam. With a score of 87.58 percent, the dream team secured valuable World Cup points and second place in the freestyle. Photo: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de

Isabell Werth and her Sezuan daughter Wendy de Fontaine shine in the World Cup Grand Prix in Amsterdam. With a superb round and a score of 79.131 percent, the successful mare bred by Kurt Gosmer and Isabell Werth ranked third in the competition. Tomorrow, Saturday, the World Cup Freestyle will take place in Amsterdam, so it's time to keep our fingers crossed again. Photo: www.Photo.EQUITARIS.de  / Becker

Isabell Werth and her Wendy de Fontaine were also unbeatable in the CDI W freestyle in Basel. After winning the Grand Prix, the Sezuan daughter bred by Kurt Gosmer also won the freestyle with ease. Wendy and Isabell Werth danced their way to victory with a score of 86.155 percent. Photos: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de