Swedish riders Stephanie Holmen says goodbye to her Grand Prix horse Clarence. Together with the eleven year old Clinton son they jumped at the heighest level in the five star classes. Clarence will move to the stables from Maggie Kehring. "Some goodbyes are harder than others. I will miss this horse and his ability to fight. I wish him all the best with his new rider", writes Holmen on her social media. Last year the combination ensured a podium finish at the CSIO5* of Falsterbo and jumped to victory during the CSI2* of Linz-Ebelsberg.
Swedish riders Stephanie Holmen says goodbye to her Grand Prix horse Clarence. Together with the eleven year old Clinton son they jumped at the heighest level in the five star classes. Clarence will move to the stables from Maggie Kehring. "Some goodbyes are harder than others. I will miss this horse and his ability to fight. I wish him all the best with his new rider", writes Holmen on her social media. Last year the combination ensured a podium finish at the CSIO5* of Falsterbo and jumped to victory during the CSI2* of Linz-Ebelsberg.