Great prices for Kjento foals at foalauction Borculo

Last night came an end on the bidding of foal auction Borculo. Due to the Corona Pandemic in the world, this was also an online auction, but that did not prevent buyers from paying great prices for the selection of foals.

For a fantastic amount of € 51,000, the second most expensive foal, Paisible (Kjento x Krack C) was sold to Andreas Helgstrand. The third most expensive foal, Pjento E, also descends from Kjento, was bred out of a mother by Bordeaux and goes to Spain for € 38,000. Below the videos of both stallions.

Paisible, Kjento x Krack C

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W04t5QMbvOQ

Pjento E, Kjento x Bordeaux

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ous1fU6lDg

Successful 2nd edition Van Olst Sales Online foal auction

The last “virtual” hammer of the second Van Olst Sales Online foal edition just fell. Again there were many bids from abroad including Canada, the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Belgium, France, Sweden and Switzerland.

The most expensive foal of this edition is the Glamourdale son Promes and is sold to the USA for the nice amount of € 29,000.

The second most expensive foal was Pearl B, a well-developed filly by Jayson that will go to the United States. She was followed by another mare, Periona K v. Kjento. This handsome dark lady was turned down for € 14,000 and will continue her career in England. Pippendale has been sold for € 12,500 and will also leave for America. He goes to a customer who also bought Peter Pan KPD in the first foal auction.

The other foals have been sold to the Netherlands, Belgium, England, United States, Sweden, Switzerland and Germany.

In total 27 foals were sold in these two auctions for a total amount of € 335,250 which is on average € 12,416.

The next Van Olst Sales Online auction will take place in the beginning of September and will consist of a group of 3 year old provisional keur mare’s.

(Video) 2nd collection foals Van Olst Sales are online

The second collection of the Van Olst Sales online foalauction are online. Each and every foal stand out with their confirmation and movement.

Here is a short impression of all the foals:

https://youtu.be/IRyP8lTQ1G4

George Clooney now ridden by Severo

Last weekend George Clooney moved into a stable with our former employee Severo Jurado Lopez. The Spaniard made himself independent this spring and then we brought Fendy s. Negro to him for further training. Now he has one more in his stables with which he will train to the Grand Prix.

George Clooney was approved with the KWPN as a three-year-old with 80 points. With Franka Loos he has competed at Small Tour level. Lopez is now training the 9-year-old stallion to Grand Prix level. As a four-year-old he showed a good group of foals in Ermelo and his oldest offspring do well in the various young horse competitions.

Glamourdale and Kjento foals stand out during the first Van Olst Sales Online foal auction

13 foals were virtually sold off during the first online foal auction which just ended. For a total amount of € 179.500,- they were sold to Sweden, Belgium, England, America, Germany and Russia. 5 foals will stay in the Netherlands. This brought the average price per foal to a little over € 13,800.

Most expensive foal of the day was cat number 9. Princeville JT, by Kjento x Lord Leatherdale, for € 32.000,-. The impressive filly Philicity by Kjento x Desperado was the second most expensive for the nice amount of € 26.000,-.

On Wednesday Van Olst Sales will announce the next collection of foals, after which they will be auctioned on August 17th.

What a day….!!

Where it once started with the purchase of Negro and continued with Lord Leatherdale, a new chapter has now arrived …

Where Everdale (Lord Leatherdale x Negro) is performing at the highest international levels at worlds biggest shows, there are now two other horses who are stepping up at this level…

Chippendale (Lord Leatherdale x Negro) made his debut in the Intermediare II three weeks ago with a top score of over 76%, which earned him a starting ticket for the Grand Prix. Today this debut was planned in Hoogerheide at the home of the Wolfshoeve. Charlotte Fry rode him very concentrated to a huge 74.485%. Highlights in the test were the most collected excercises of the Grand Prix: piaffe, passage, pirouettes abut also the half passes. Chippendale is praised for his great mentality which resulted in a superb test. If the fine tuning gets a little better and the routine is getting in there, the score will certainly go up.

But not only Chippendale made his debut at this level today. The black ‘Champion’ Glamourdale, once again Lord Leatherdale x Negro, was also entered in the Grand Prix. The stallion, who is approved by many studbooks, was fully concentrated and completed the entire program flawlessly. At the end of the test, the judges gave nines for the extended canter, half passes and the passage. At the end of the test there total score was no less than 77.93%! The absolute highest score of the day in this class and of course a more than great debut.

Keano

Horses from Van Olst Sales do well in sport

Where the competitions all over the world were stopped due to the Corona outbreak, the first competitions have now been organized again.

This is also the case in Spain, where Keano, by George Clooney x Lord Leatherdale x Negro, ridden by Olaia Aguilar, showed in a test just for stallions. In the first test they achieved a high score of 79.6% and a second place. In the final test they received 72.4%, which just wasn’t enough to finish at the podium.

Kadanz (Nick) v. Negro x Monaco x Sultan, got a nice 78% in the first test and in the final test they managed to get a nice second place with 75,6%. Both horses are owned by the successful dressage rider Beatriz Ferrer Salat.

Lucky Star v. Everdale x Sonique is trained in Florida by Paul Gomez. They also participated in a competition for four-year-old dressage horses and managed to finish in the top here.

Kings-Dream was purchased at the Van Olst Sales by Brecht D’Hoore and he entered this impressive gelding in a 5 year old class in Belgium where he finished in a nice fifth place.

Photo: Keano

‘Premie’ stallion Maxson partly castrated

The owners (R. Verschuren and Van Olst Horses) of the three-year-old KWPN stallion Maxson (by Johnson x Negro, breeder W. Verschuren from Heukelom) have unfortunately had to decide to castrate the stallion on one side after mild symptoms of colic.

Maxson is a very striking and high-quality dressage stallion, who made a big impression during the last KWPN stallion inspection in s’Hertogenbosch, and was therefore one of the few stallions to receive a premium.

Photo: Maxson during the lap of honor

Mega score in Prix st. George for talented Inclusive

During the sub-top competition in Nispen, Charlotte Fry started the stallion Inclusive, v. Everdale x Uptown, bred by the fam. Enting from Grolloo, approved by the NRPS, KWPN and Oldenburg in the Prix st. Georges.
After having previously scored over 73% during the assessment and measurement moment in Beesd, they made a huge step again. With a mega score of 76.25% they set a new personal best!
“Inclusive now knows what is expected of him and is getting better every time. The ultimate goal is of course the “Grand Prix”, for which nothing seems to stand in his way. With scores like today, we are very much looking forward to the future. One of our goals for this year is the World Championships for Young Dressage Horses in Verden. In previous years he also participated in this and we hope that he can be a surprise there this year. ”

Best results at the maretest in Panningen by Negro and Glamourdale daughters

During the ibop in Panningen, the best results were achieved by daughters of Glamourdale and Negro.
Glamourdale daughter Lodina A ( Godine “ster” s. Apache), bred by J.A.M. Althuyzen from Sint Anthonis and registered with Jos and Trudi Houwen from Wanssum is one of these mares. The mare received no less than 82.5 points, which means she is a “keur” mare now. “The mare has a good walk, with a lot of space. She trotted with a technique of the foreleg, very light-footed and with a lot of flexibility. The canter was also light-footed. ” The most striking point of Lodina A is the flexibility in her movement, for which she got a 9.

Kazhara (Negro out of Zhara-Obertje elite pref sport-dres D-OC s. Jazz) achieved a great score of 82 points and is owned by breeder W.E. de Korte from Veghel. “This mare was very sympathetic and showed three good gaits. The walk stood out because of the good use of the foreleg and in the trot the tactfulness and the use of the hind leg were clearly visible. The mare excelled in the ease with when she made her transitions, both forward and back. ” With her score and the PROK predicate already in her pocket, Kazhara is now also elite. Mother Zhara-Obertje was the three-year-old champion of the Netherlands.