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Athos d'Elle (Apache d'Adriers) sold to Katherine Dinan

  • by Katrien Equnews
  • 07-09-2019

The nine-year-old Selle Français stallion Athos d'Elle (Apache d'Adriers) has been sold to the American rider Katherine Dinan. 

Since his victory in the CSI3* Grand Prix of Saint-Lo, the Selle Français stallion Athos d'Elle has been very wanted by international buyers. 

Haras d'Elle confirmed the sale of Athos and said that he will be re-entering the ring with the 26-year-old American rider Katherine Dinan. 

Dinan is a very big fan of French horses. She is competing at international top competitions with Nougat du Vallet (Scherif d'Elle) and Sydney Une Prince (Baloubet du Rouet). 

Source: Grandprix-Replay

Since his victory in the CSI3* Grand Prix of Saint-Lo, the Selle Français stallion Athos d'Elle has been very wanted by international buyers. 

Haras d'Elle confirmed the sale of Athos and said that he will be re-entering the ring with the 26-year-old American rider Katherine Dinan. 

Dinan is a very big fan of French horses. She is competing at international top competitions with Nougat du Vallet (Scherif d'Elle) and Sydney Une Prince (Baloubet du Rouet). 

Source: Grandprix-Replay

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