British Breeder Magazine November 2019

Studbook - NEWS
She achieved an excellent Elite score
of 9.2, marking her out as an excellent
prospect for the Future!
It is perhaps no surprise that the top
spot among the showjumping foals was
occupied none other than David Quick’s
Mr Tuxara, who surely had one of the
most successful summers ever enjoyed
by a foal, with the same Futurity Elite
score of 9.2.
The top 3yo position across all four
disciplines went to Finale (Franklin
x Show Star) who is a newly licensed
stallion with the AES – congratulations
to his breeder, Gillian Jones, and his
owner Kathryn Marsh! Finale gained
a fantastic Elite score of 9.125 and
qualified for the prestigious British
Breeding Equine Bridge programme.
The 3yo filly DVS Lekota (Lekanto x
Interadel Z) gained top spot among
the Endurance horses, also qualifying
for the Equine Bridge. Congratulations
to Tanya Endres on this lovely
achievement!
Elite Scores are highly desirable and
gained by averaging a mark of over 9
across a range of criteria, including
veterinary assessment, conformation,
walk, trot and canter (and jump in the
older showjumpers and eventers).
2019 AES Youngster achieving
Elite scores also include:
Fashion Accessory (Galerius x For
Fashion) bred by Sanda Nicol
Ginleys Gunpoweder (Myspires Fider Hit
x Johnson) bred by Ginleys Stud
Risada Peter Parker (Ramiro B x Tolan
R) bred by Risada Stud
Ashdale Royale (Casall Ask x Cassiano)
bred by Ashdale Sport Horses
Myspires Fider Victorious (Myspires
Fider Hit x Goodtimes) bred by Lianne
Verity
Crystal Silver (Silvester x Guidam) bred
by Hill View Stud
Rilinka (Vivaldi x Glaneur) bred by
Nicola Smith
The best 3-5yos presented at this
year’s Futurity have been invited to
join the Equine Bridge programme to
provide them with further support and
opportunities to aid their transition
into the sport. We wish all our AES
breeders, riders and owners the
very best with these exciting young
prospects!
The highest scoring AES foals from the
Futurity were selected for the AES
September Auctions at the BD Nationals
and the busy Arena UK show, giving our
breeders the opportunity to showcase
their foals to a professional audience
of riders, trainers and buyers, which
is a wonderful opportunity for brand
building and networking!
To celebrate the end of a successful
season, which saw entries increased
by over 20% and a wonderful
atmosphere at busy evaluation days,
enjoyed by all, British Breeding put
on an end-of-season Championship for
Futurity candidates, broodmares and
youngstock.
AES breeders and owner turned up in
force and were successful in a wide
range of classes:
Futurity Championships
Jade Hall’s Whoopi Whiteface (Sandros
Boy Z x Eurocommerce Washington)
won the showjumping foals class,
while the eventing foals were topped
by Julia Hodkin’s Future Classic
Pleasure (Future Guilty Liaison x Future
Gravitas)
Chloe Thomas’s Penmawddwy Prime
Marvel (Ynyslyns Orlando x Country
Top Gun) bred by Bianca Hill won the
showjumping yearlings class. Kelly
Bodwell’s Heathersesge Neddy Norton
(Quantensprung x Toronto’s Muza)
bred by Laurie Ibbotson came first
in the eventing yearlings class, and
Bramble Stud’s Moondance (Morricone
x Woodlander Del Amitri) topped the
dressage yearlings.
Future Classic Pleasure went on to win
the Futurity Reserve Champion title.
Mare Championships
The Champion Mare, presented by
Future Sport Horses, was Future
Class Act (Future Gravitas x Cruising)
who graded 3*** with the AES. Daniel
Russell presented the AES mare
Morelands Carousel (Billy Be Cool x
Kiltealy Spring) who gained the reserve
champion title.
Future Class Act went on to win the
Supreme Reserve Champion title.
Open Youngstock Championships
The Champion of the Open Youngstock
Championships was again presented by
Future Sport Horses in Future Guilty
Liaison (Vincent II x Cantoblanco).
Huge congratulations to all AES
breeders and owners who have reason
to celebrate some fantastic results this
year!
AES Foals Excel at Elite Foals Tour
Like last year, the quality of AES
breeding shone at the Elite Foals Tour,
with lovely foals presented in all three
Olympic disciplines.
Future Classic
Pleasure
In dressage, a particular highlight
was So Very in Vogue, bred by Claire
Cooper-Wyatt from her own AES
licensed stallion Devivio out of an
Elroon mare. This lovely foal who was
crowned regional champion among a
very strong field of 25 candidates at
Twemlows Stud farm.
In eventing, we had some excellent
results in the regional championships
with no fewer than 6 Champions and
6 Reserve Champions across all three
venues.
They qualified for the National
Finals, where the overall national
championship was won by Julia
Hodkin’s Future Classic Pleasure
(Future Guilty Pleasure x Future
Gravitas), flying the flag for AES
success, with this lovely filly out of her
young AES licensed stallion.
In showjumping, the AES dominated
the field from the start, with 11 out of
12 regional champions and 8 out of 11
reserve champions:
It was therefore little surprise that
the national final saw another AES
champion and reserve champion in Amy
Tucker’s lovely Brunello (Cristo x Cevin
Z) and David Quick’s by now famous Mr
Tuxara (Taloubet Z x Luidam), still in
celebratory mood after his excellent
auction success earlier in the summer.
Congratulations to all the breeders
who supported the tour and brought
their lovely foals for us to inspect!
Our thanks go to Lorna Wilson and her
team for their hard work in creating
another fabulous celebration of British
bred foals. Top scoring foals from all
disciplines were also invited to the AES
September Auctions at the BD Nationals
and at the busy Arena UK show.
Thank you very much to everyone
who has been supporting our studbook
this year! With so many fantastic new
youngsters on the ground, we are
very excited about the future for the
studbook and for our breeders, riders
and owners!
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