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Andres Vereecke sees Grand Prix horse leaving for America

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 12-05-2021

Andres Vereecke has said goodbye to one of his talented horses. Diadarco Van Evendael Z (Diamant de Semilly) moves to the stables of the American rider Lillie Keenan.

Together with the 12-year-old Zangersheide gelding Vereecke jumped several times to an international victory. Also father Koen Vereecke knew several successes with the bay.

The gelding won the CSI3* 1.45m class in Lier, as well as the CSI2* Grand Prix in Gent and the 1.45m Longines Ranking in Zangersheide.

"Today I said goodbye to one of my best friends. I am happy that he has found a good home. He is a smart horse that always jumps with his heart in the right place.


Together with the 12-year-old Zangersheide gelding Vereecke jumped several times to an international victory. Also father Koen Vereecke knew several successes with the bay.

The gelding won the CSI3* 1.45m class in Lier, as well as the CSI2* Grand Prix in Gent and the 1.45m Longines Ranking in Zangersheide.

"Today I said goodbye to one of my best friends. I am happy that he has found a good home. He is a smart horse that always jumps with his heart in the right place.


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