The Norwegian rider Cecilie Hatteland announced on her facebook that her horse Gulio van de Koelaar has been sold to a new rider in China. The Belgium bred Gulio is a son of Non Stop and was bred by Luc Hoogewijs. Together with her Gulio, Hatteland has had many successes in the past five years. Last december we saw the two of them in action during the five star 1m45 in A Coruña where they rode to a eleventh place. In november there was a fourth place in Belgiums Opglabbeek, while in june they rode to victory in the three star 1m35 in Bonheiden. Also in august there was victory in the three star in Opglabbeek. On her facebook she tells: "I want to thank my pony Gulio van de Koelaar for the amazing times we had together. He is one of the best horses I ever had and has done much for me in the ring. After five years together we went from the Young Horses to our first clear round in the four star Grand Prix." Photo: Cecilie Hatteland and Bibenbreaker
The Norwegian rider Cecilie Hatteland announced on her facebook that her horse Gulio van de Koelaar has been sold to a new rider in China. The Belgium bred Gulio is a son of Non Stop and was bred by Luc Hoogewijs. Together with her Gulio, Hatteland has had many successes in the past five years. Last december we saw the two of them in action during the five star 1m45 in A Coruña where they rode to a eleventh place. In november there was a fourth place in Belgiums Opglabbeek, while in june they rode to victory in the three star 1m35 in Bonheiden. Also in august there was victory in the three star in Opglabbeek. On her facebook she tells: "I want to thank my pony Gulio van de Koelaar for the amazing times we had together. He is one of the best horses I ever had and has done much for me in the ring. After five years together we went from the Young Horses to our first clear round in the four star Grand Prix." Photo: Cecilie Hatteland and Bibenbreaker