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Ashford Farm says goodbye to two of their top horses

  • by FREJA
  • 05-01-2022

Ashford Farm says goodbye to two of their top horses, Cajus and Jamaica who will leave for America to continue their careers across seas. 


Cajus 42 is a Comme Il Faut gelding who was very successful in the Youngster classes with Ashford Farm rider Jana Wagners. In Monterey, La Silla the pair rode to a first, second and fifth place in the 1.30m -1.35m classes.

The 9-year-old KWPN mare Jamaica van Kojakhoeve is a Captain Cooper daughter. The mare jumped up to 1.35m level.

Which rider will take over the reins is not known.



Source: Ashford Farm Instagram 

Cajus 42 is a Comme Il Faut gelding who was very successful in the Youngster classes with Ashford Farm rider Jana Wagners. In Monterey, La Silla the pair rode to a first, second and fifth place in the 1.30m -1.35m classes.

The 9-year-old KWPN mare Jamaica van Kojakhoeve is a Captain Cooper daughter. The mare jumped up to 1.35m level.

Which rider will take over the reins is not known.



Source: Ashford Farm Instagram 

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