At the Winter National Championships, Anmore Dressage showcased the progress and dedication of our horses and riders. The competition was strong, and our results reflect the hard work and commitment that have gone into the training and preparation of each horse.
Romanno Weltino: A Solid Debut at Small Tour Level
Romanno Weltino made her debut at the Small Tour level, handling the transition with composure. Competing in the Intermediate I Freestyle Gold, she scored 69.33%, securing 7th place. Judges highlighted her collection and the strength of her canter, and the music, provided by Equidance, complemented her performance well.
In the Intermediate I Gold, Romanno scored 66.27%, gaining valuable exposure and experience at this level. The competition marked a significant step in her development, and we’re pleased with how she handled the challenges.
Toddington Debut: Consistent and Graceful Performances
Toddington Debut delivered consistent performances across multiple disciplines at the Winter Nationals. His results were as follows:
- Elementary Gold Championship: 4th place, scoring 70.45%
- Elementary Freestyle Gold Championship: 5th place, scoring 71.85%
- Medium Freestyle Gold Championship: 5th place, scoring 71.95%
Judges commended Toddington for his elegance, particularly in the freestyle routines, where his movement and canter work stood out. The music provided by Equidance was a perfect fit for his performance. We’re encouraged by his progress and look forward to seeing his continued development.
Premier: Gaining Experience and Building Potential
Premier showed notable progress during the Winter Nationals. Competing indoors for the first time, he demonstrated his potential in both the Novice Freestyle Gold and Novice Gold:
- Novice Freestyle Gold: Scored 76.20% and placed 7th
- Novice Gold: Scored 68.87%
While the indoor setting presented some challenges, Premier handled the atmosphere well and demonstrated his potential. This experience has laid a strong foundation for his future training and competition.
Looking Ahead
The Winter National Championships have been a valuable experience for our team and horses. As we move forward into the next season, we look forward to building on these experiences and continuing to develop each horse. We remain focused on achieving steady progress and will continue to share updates with our supporters.
A Special Thank You
We would like to express our gratitude to Equidance for their support and for providing the music that helped enhance our horses’ performances. We also extend thanks to Jezz and our dedicated team for their continued support and hard work behind the scenes. Your commitment plays a key role in the success of our horses and our journey forward.