While the World Championships for Young horses was busy Picobello horses alread sold their 5-year-old gelding to Allen Bertram. Also the new Belgian Champion, Gregory Wathelet, got a present from his sponsor who bought Sea Coast de Picasso Z (s. Sea Coast Pebles). And last but not least it was the Belgian Gilbert de Roock who bought upcoming talents.
De Roock expects the 7-year-old KWPN-gelding Beegien Sfn (Contendro x Quick Star) in his stables. Under the saddle of Hester Klompmaker Beegien Sfn showed his talents in the first and second round of this World Championship, according to De Roock.
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While the World Championships for Young horses was busy Picobello horses alread sold their 5-year-old gelding to Allen Bertram. Also the new Belgian Champion, Gregory Wathelet, got a present from his sponsor who bought Sea Coast de Picasso Z (s. Sea Coast Pebles). And last but not least it was the Belgian Gilbert de Roock who bought upcoming talents.
De Roock expects the 7-year-old KWPN-gelding Beegien Sfn (Contendro x Quick Star) in his stables. Under the saddle of Hester Klompmaker Beegien Sfn showed his talents in the first and second round of this World Championship, according to De Roock.
