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Belgian
Dressage News
Van Ingelgems Sell Their Top Mounts Bravurnik, Doncaster
and Dom Perignon
 Belgian
Grand Prix riders Stefan and Carmen van Ingelgem recently
sold three of their top mounts.
Grand
Prix horse Bravurnik, a black Anglo Hannoverian gelding
by Razbavitel, was sold to Meiko Yagi from Japan in
June. Yagi who will be showing the Russian mount, is
trained by the Englishman Ferdi Eilberg.
The
liver chestnut Doncaster (pictured right), finalist
at the 2000 World Championships for Young Dressage Horses
and competed by young rider Tom Franckx in 2001 was
sold to England. Sarah Dwyer is currently riding the
Donnerhall offspring in the English dressage show circuit.
In February, the combination scored 66.85% in the Frankley
International Medium Open class at the Horse and Hound
Winter Semi Final Dressage Championships at Addington
Manor Equestrian Center.
Van
Ingelgem's young horse Dom Perignon, a black Hanoverian
gelding, has als been sold to England and left the Van
Ingelgem barn on July 17, 2002.
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