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New talent for Penelope Leprevost

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 20-01-2021


The Selle Français stallion Candy de Nantuel (by Luidam) will continue his career under the saddle of Penelope Leprevost. The duo will start at the Sunshine Tour the coming weeks.


Nantuel was approved by the Selle Français studbook at the age of 3; Zangersheide followed a little later. He was a finalist at the French national championships for 4-year-old horses, won the Master title among Selle Français stallions at age 5, and finished fourth at the French championships in Fontainebleau. He was ninth at the French Championship for 6-year-olds and made it to the World Championship finals in the 7-year-olds.

An injury took the stallion out of the sport for a while but now he will make his comeback under the saddle of Leprevost.


Nantuel was approved by the Selle Français studbook at the age of 3; Zangersheide followed a little later. He was a finalist at the French national championships for 4-year-old horses, won the Master title among Selle Français stallions at age 5, and finished fourth at the French championships in Fontainebleau. He was ninth at the French Championship for 6-year-olds and made it to the World Championship finals in the 7-year-olds.

An injury took the stallion out of the sport for a while but now he will make his comeback under the saddle of Leprevost.

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