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Lifestyle

Dancier-son Dragon Welt keeps winning

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 01-11-2016

At the Elmmia Horse Show last weekend, it once again was the 4-year old stallion Dragon Welt who took the victory. Two weeks ago, he already won at the Breeders Trophy and this week he seemed too strong for all competition as well. Two weeks ago, Dragon Welt got two tens of Charlotte Dujardin. In Jönköping, the stallion showed his talent once again. With Ida-Linn Lundholm in the saddle, the stallion got a score of 96,600%, leaving all competition far behind. The Fürstenball-daughter Feine Dame ended on second place with her rider Anna Svanberg. They got a score of 84,600%.

At the Elmmia Horse Show last weekend, it once again was the 4-year old stallion Dragon Welt who took the victory. Two weeks ago, he already won at the Breeders Trophy and this week he seemed too strong for all competition as well. Two weeks ago, Dragon Welt got two tens of Charlotte Dujardin. In Jönköping, the stallion showed his talent once again. With Ida-Linn Lundholm in the saddle, the stallion got a score of 96,600%, leaving all competition far behind. The Fürstenball-daughter Feine Dame ended on second place with her rider Anna Svanberg. They got a score of 84,600%.

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