Ben Maher and the AES mare Diva II (Kannan) are back in full force. Together they won the 1.55m class in Madrid. The same can be said for Bertram allen and Molly Malone (Kannan). This mare won two cars in one weekend at the H&M horse show in Stockholm. On Saturday she won the big class and on Sunday the Grand Prix. Argento (Arko III) and John Whitaker were placed in the top ten both classes and won the first class on Friday. Newton Abbot (Converter) of Angelie von Essen placed second in this. 

We are proud of the outstanding performance of our AES registered horses and graded stallions, who continue to dominate the leader boards at international Grand Prix competitions this year, culminating in a thoroughly convincing display on the first day of the European Championships 2015 in Aachen (Germany). After a breath-taking first round that had everyone on the edges of their seats, Joe Clee and his AES graded stallion  Utamaro d’Ecaussines  are currently ranked 3rd. On the 4th place we find Gregory Whatelet and his AES graded stallion  Conrad de Hus . Their excellent performance was closely matched by Bertram Allen and his AES registered mare  Molly Mallone V  who ended the day in 5th place. Ben Maher and his AES registered mare  Diva II  are currently ranked 7th.  In a hard fought first round of the competition, Jessica Mendoza and her AES mare  Spirit-T  performed a very fast round but had an unfortunate 8 points after two fences went down. They are currently ranked on the 56th place followed by Pieter Devos and his AES registered gelding  Dylano , who are ranked 68th. We are extremely proud that, after this exciting and hard fought first round, 4 the top 10 horses are AES registered or graded and congratulate our dedicated breeders, owners, trainers and riders in their success! 

AES wins the CSI5* Grand Prix of Dinard. Bertram Allen and Molly Malone (Kannan ) were the first of three double clears. The Irish rider edged out the two French home riders Kevin Staut and Jerome Hurel. Also in the CSIO Hickstead Grand Prix three riders went clear. Beezie Madden went faster than Penelope Leprevost. Jur Vrieling ended up in third. Jessica Mendoza and Spirit T was faster than the clears, but touched one rail and finished on fourth place. The eightteen year old AES approved Plot Blue and Marcus Ehning had the fastest four point result in the first round and got seventh ribbon.

Last weekends victory in Hong Kong by John Whitaker and his AES bred ELITE stallion Argento made the combination rise to the very top of the Horsetelex Results Rankings. With the incredible amount of €247.706 earned prize money in only six shows since the 1th of January 2015 this makes an unbelievable average of €41.284 earned per show. Second on the list is the Holsteiner gelding Carlo 273 with €135.479 earned. 12 th on the list is the AES approved stallion Romanov with a total of €67.042 followed by the AES registered mare DIVA II on the 13 th place with €65.811 earned. Molly Mallone V is on the 21th place with €46.862 total prize money earned since January 2015. The Anglo European Studbook is ranked 6 th on the studbook rankings with a total of €503.709 prize money earned with only 90 competing horses. This makes an average of €5.596 for each horse, the highest average of any other studbook! On the first place of the studbook rankings is the KWPN with a total of €1.288.891 prize money earned, they however needed 1112 competing horses to reach this amount which gives an average of €1.159

In the Rolex Masters Grand Slam of Geneva, the Italian rider Lorenzo de Luca of Neil Jones Equestrian, jumped double clear on his AES mare Zoe II (Kannan). His performance brought him seventh place amongst the best riders of the world. Scott Brash, definitely the number one of 2014, won the 250.000 euro main prize. Roger-Yves Bost and Qoud’Coeur de la Loge was in second spot, just before Rolf-Göran Bengtsson aboard Casall ASK. In the Credit Suisse Grand Prix on Thursday AES was in fourth and seventh spot with Molly Malone (Kannan) of Bertram Allen and Tripple X III (Namelus R) under the saddle of the Canadian Tiffany Foster.