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Emilie Martinsen buys Barichello

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 18-04-2013
Ashford FarmThe Danish rider Emilie Martinsen has invested in a new horse. After buying the top show-jumpers Carisma and Carlos VHP Z, both formerly ridden by Olivier and Nicola Philippaerts, the Danish now bought the seven year old KWPN bred Barichello (Heartbreaker x Karandasj). Emilie bought the horse with Enda Caroll from Ashford Farm. Barichello is an AES-approved sire, trained and ridden by Courtney Vince. The Chestnut jumped several clear rounds at the MET-Tour earlier this year in the Spanish Olivia. For a video of Barichello: click here © equnews.com
Ashford FarmThe Danish rider Emilie Martinsen has invested in a new horse. After buying the top show-jumpers Carisma and Carlos VHP Z, both formerly ridden by Olivier and Nicola Philippaerts, the Danish now bought the seven year old KWPN bred Barichello (Heartbreaker x Karandasj). Emilie bought the horse with Enda Caroll from Ashford Farm. Barichello is an AES-approved sire, trained and ridden by Courtney Vince. The Chestnut jumped several clear rounds at the MET-Tour earlier this year in the Spanish Olivia. For a video of Barichello: click here © equnews.com
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