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Time M. The bay Canadian Sport Horse mare was bred by Millar Brooke Farm of Perth, ON, and is owned in partnership with Ann Mathews. She is by Fine Line and out of a Prospector’s Halo xx mare. Finishing third with a time of 42.37 seconds was Robert Krcmar of Mississauga, ON, riding La Fleur, a Holsteiner mare owned Jacqueline Wickens of Port Credit, ON. By Nekton and out of a Lorentin I mare, La Fleur was bred in Germany. The purpose of the Jump Cana- da Young Horse Series is to encour- age the development of young show jumping talent and to give Canadian breeders additional incentives to breed superior show jumping prospects. Competing on a level playing field, the horses are divided according to age and jump at a level suited to their development. This careful development allows the hors- es to gain valuable experience and advance to the higher levels of show jumping competition with confi- dence. The Jump Canada Young Horse Series also gives prospective buyers for the hunter and jumper


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Dutch Double for Olympic Champion Eric Lamaze


Rotterdam, The Nether- lands – Hot off a victory with Hickstead on Thurs- day, Olympic Champion Eric Lamaze returned to the winner’s circle on Fri- day after winning the €23,000 1.50m speed com- petition in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, riding Cori- ana van Klapscheut.


Lamaze of Schomberg, ON, and Cori- ana van Klapscheut were the fourth combination to tackle the speed course, posting a clear round in a time of 63.95 seconds. It was a waiting game as 46 other horses attempted to catch the time set by the number one ranked show jumping rider in the world. Simon Delestre came clos- est, crossing the timers in 64.87 seconds with Napoli du Ry, but second place was the best the Frenchman could do. Dutch rider Maikel van der Vleuten took third with 65.06 aboard VDL Groep Sap- phire, American Olympian Lauren Hough placed fourth with a time of 65.46 riding Blue Angel, and Henk van de Pol of The Netherlands rounded out the top five with a time of 66.06 seconds on Chester- field.


atmosphere. It has great footing and a great warm- up area. Everything is top class.”


While Lamaze is com- peting in Rotterdam, two of his students, Tiffany Foster of Schomberg, ON, and 16- year-old Caitlin Ziegler of Mequon, WI, are compet- ing in Arezzo, Italy. On Saturday, they will both contest the grand prix. At the conclusion of the Rotterdam and Arezzo tournaments, all three ath- letes will travel to Canada for the Spruce Meadows “Masters” Tournament tak- ing place September 7 to 11 in Calgary, AB. In Cal- gary, Lamaze will ride as a member of the Canadian Show Jumping Team for the $350,000 BMO Nations’ Cup on Saturday, September 10.


“Eric Lamaze and Coriana van Klapscheut won the €23,000 1.50m speed competition held Friday, August 26, in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.” Photo Credit – Cealy Tetley, www.tetleyphoto.com


“She was amazing, she was blazing fast,” said Lamaze of the nine-year- old Belgian Warmblood mare owned by Artisan Farms and Lamaze’s Tor- rey Pines Stable. “Going fourth in a strong field of competitors like we have in Rotterdam, I wanted to take every risk that I could. It was a big enough course and she’s a very fast horse, but you never know if your time is going to hold up. I didn’t feel like I left a lot on the table.”


Lamaze’s win with Coriana van Klapscheut comes one day after he and Hickstead, a 15-year-old Dutch Warmblood breed- ing stallion owned by Ash- land Stables and Torrey


Pines Stable, won the €23,000 1.55m competi- tion on August 25. Lamaze will ride Hickstead in Sun- day’s €200,000 Longines Grand Prix of Rotterdam.


“It is my first time competing here, and it’s really nice,” said Lamaze of the Dutch show jumping tournament. “It is really well-attended with a great


While Hickstead and Coriana van Klapscheut compete in Canada, Lamaze’s other two top mounts, Atlete Van’t Heike and Sidoline van de Cen- taur, will travel to Spain where Lamaze will ride for Canada in Nations’ Cup events in Gijon from August 31 to September 5 and Barcelona from September 21 to 25.


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