Great Lady TC managed to place for the finals in the six-year-old class. The powerful daughter of Bretton Woods scored  8,6 and got second.​

The past two days, three KWPN’s manage to make it to the six-year-old finals straihjt away. That were Gerion (Jazz out of Aimée de Jeu by Don Primero, breeder C.J. Reemst from Sleeuwijk) eith Australian rider Briana Burgess who was in fourth place, the KWPN-stallion Governor-Str (Totilas out of  Orleans elite pref prest by Jazz) with Adelinde Cornelissen and Gunner KS (Belissimo out of  Ronnevanck ster pref prest sport-dres by Vincent, breeder A. Kleijwegt from Heinkenszand) who was ridden by Dana van Lierop.

This afternoon, Jeanine Nieuwenhuis joined this group by getting second place in the Small final. Her ride, Great Lady TC showed a nice, smooth test.  In canter the mare was sometimes still a bit strong, but in trot she made a lot of impression with her push and suppleness. Christoff Hess: "The trot was a pleasure to watch. Sometimes she was a bit strong in the contact, if that would have been better the marks would have been extremely high. But now it was still good enough for 9,1. The canter is nicely uphill, but sometimes a bit too powerful to hold, 8,4. The walk is active and has good groundcover, an 8,8. With an 8 for submission and a very nice 8,7 for perspective the score came to 8,6. That put her in second place, shared with Ellegaardens San Droneur ridden by Jacob Noerby Soerensen. The winner of the small final was Claudia Rüscher with Baccardi, who had some difficulties with the submission yesterday, but showed a really nice, smooth test today. That was rewarded with 8,86.

The other KWPN’s did not make it to the final. Jeanine Nieuwenhuis did manage to win the eighth price with Genua TC  (Charmeur uit Toulouse elite pref prest van Jazz, fokker J. Streppel uit Wilp). Her canter and trot were both really nice and rewarded with a 9. Unfortunately the walk scored a 6,8 what left her on 81,2 points.

YBF for KWPN

Photo: Dirk Caremans