Congratulations to Danielle Goldstein and her fabulous mare Lizziemary (Cabri d'Elle x Acord II) who won the $384,000 CSI5* Rolex Grand Prix at Wellington this weekend. This is another outstanding result for Danielle Goldstein and her plucky mare who was bred in Britain by Mike Dawson.   To take the win, Danielle and Lizziemary had to beat five other pairs in the jump-off from an original field of 40. They were one of only two clear rounds in the jump off, and finished an impressive 10 seconds ahead of their nearest competitor.  A truly fantastic result!  

It's been a strong start to the month for AES horses, riders and breeders on the international stage.  Here are some highlights: Billy Ginger and Steven Franks have been having a great time in Valencia this year. Today, the pair came second in the 1.30m class.  This year's Young Horse Classes at Valencia were dominated by AES horses, giving a great indication of things to come in the future: Hello Franklin , previously known as Jalisco, and Scott Brash came second in the 7yo young horse classes on Thursday and Wednesday. This son of Billy Mexico was bred by Amanda McGlynn.  Icarus bred by Castell Sport Horses and ridden by Aled Harding won the 5-year-old class on Tuesday. Warriors Boy O.L. , bred by P. Sultan, won the 7yo class on Tuesday with his rider Mark Armstrong. A particular highlight for AES horses was the 6yo class, which saw three of them in top position: Kaomi , bred by Peter Lamb and ridden by Ashley Ray,  Oakingham Titan , bred at Oakingham Farm and ridden by Patrick Joyce, and Phoebe , bred by Peter Lamb and ridden by Shane O'Reilly. Elsewhere in Europe, another great result for a talented young AES horse came for Flipper la Premiere , bred by Claudia Prior, who came 3rd in the 7&8 yo class at Villach with her rider Janne Friederike Mayer-Zimmermann and for  Golden Future MM  who was previously known as Kwick v.d. Prinsenhoeve and bred by Karen Jacobs won the 7&8yo class at Offenburg with Werner Muff.  Today,  Mevisto's Bonaparte and Felix Koller won the CSI1* at Kreuth. Bonaparte is by Carolus II out of an Aram x Notaris mare and was bred by Stal Seignette. The biggest win of the month so far came from Lizziemary , bred by Mike Dawson, who came 4th at Wellington with her rider Danielle Goldstein, winning a whopping  €17,715. Congratulations to everyone!  

Niet alleen op de HOYS, sprongen verschillende AES paarden zich in de kijker. Ook op de Portugese outdoor tour in Vilamoura, want daar won Lizziemary (Cabri d’Elle) van Danielle Goldstein de GP. Op HOYS in Birmingham was Blazer B van Anna Power de beste op rang vijf. Als snelste vierpunter in barrage werd Shane Breen zesde op Market Irminka (Irco Mena). Cian O’Connor (Super Sox) won de GP.   Resultaten vind je bij Sport Results op deze site.

Not only at HOYS, several AES horses jumped into the spotlights in the GP. On the Portugese outdoor circuit in Vilamoura, the GP was won by Lizziemary (Cabri d’Elle) of Danielle Goldstein. At HOYS the best placing was the fifth for Blazer B of Anna Power after a nice double clear in the GP. Cian O’Connor (Super Sox) won the GP and John Whitaker (Ornellaia) placed second. All international results you find in our Sport Results section on this website.

De eerste etappe van de DKB Riders Tour 2015 in Hagen is gewonnen door de Duitser David Will met zijn vertrouwde Coriano-zoon Colorit. De tweede plaats gaat naar zijn landgenote Janne-Friederike Meyer met haar merrie Goya. De topvijf sprong dubbel nul. Daarbij ook de Nieuw-Zeelander Jamie Kermond (Quite Cassini), Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum (Comanche) en Julia Kayser op Sterrehof's Cayetano. Op zes staat Billy Twomey met de AES-merrie Lizziemary (Cabri d’Elle). Zonder de fout in de tweede ronde won de Ier de grote prijs, want niemand klokte zo snel af als hij. Lizziemary is een negenjarige merrie gefokt door Mr. M. Dawson.

The first stage of the DKB Riders Tour 2015 was won by the German rider David Will on his well known grey gelding Colorit (Coriano). His fellow country woman Janne-Friederike Meyer placed second on Goya. The top five was double clear. Amongst them also Jamie Kermond from New Zealand, Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum and Julia Kayser from Austria. The Irish Billy Twomey placed sixth on the AES mare Lizziemary (Cabri d’Elle). Without their mistake in the second round, they would have won. Their time was better than the winning chrono. Lizziemary is a nine year old bred by Mr. M. Dawson. On Thursday in Hagen John Whitaker placed third on Argento (Arko III).