Manrico

Manrico placed 1st in the USDF All Breed Awards for Colts & Geldings in 2003. You have to see him to believe just how amazing he can move. His proud head carriage and bearing make this colt a real stunner. Manrico possesses an arrogance and intelligence that captivates. His exotic look and long thick hair make him a natural for those wanting a flashy exhibition or performance horse. He has talent enough for upper level dressage work and the drive to take him there.





SHOW RECORD

2004

• Broadfield’s Sport Horse
• 2nd place Yearling colts and geldings
• 1st place in group class, Get of Sire
• 2nd place in group class, Breeder’s Group

2003

USDF All-Breed Award
• 1st place Weanling Colt/Gelding Sport Horse

NEDA
• Reserve Champion Weanling Colt/Filly/Gelding Sport Horse, Open division

September 2003, Dressage at Devon, Devon, PA., USEA/c rated
• 4th place IALHA Breed Class

Not bad for a weanling to pin 4th, besting all mature horses! That's Momma's boy for you! Manrico especially enjoyed coming back for the Parade of Breeds since his momma won the class he got to back in the ring under lights and strut right behind her during the ceremony with his chin in the air. "That will be me, one day" I could just about hear him say.

July 2003 Northeast Classical Breed Horse Show, Keene, NH, IALHA rated
• 1st place Colts two and Under
• Gold Medal Movement Award

July 2003, Beland Stables Breed Show, Lakeville MA., USAE/USDF rated
• 6th place Colts of 2003

August 2003 Ox Ridge Dressage Sport Horse Show, Darien, CT. USDF / USAE rated
• First place - Colts of 2003
• First Place - Get of Sire (Regaliz)
• First Place -Breeders Group

Manrico stunned everyone when out of a field of all warmbloods he won his class with a score of 76.1%! The judge commented how stunning he was and how well-mannered. Huge accolades in the open sport horse ring for such a young man.

August 2003 Breezy Meadows Sport Horse Show, Saco, ME. USDF / USAE rated
• Fourth place - Colts of 2003

Again, a ring full of all warmbloods. Judges comments again, of "well-mannered and extremely well behaved." That's what you get with an Andy!

September 2003, New England Dressage Association Fall Festival Breed Series Championship Finals, Halifax, MA., USAE/USDF rated
• 4th place Colts of 2003
• 3rd place IALHA breed class

History repeats itself...another large class of all warmbloods and The Mighty Manrico pulls off another upset by pinning fourth. By this final Regional Championship even other breeders were starting to notice and acknowledge that he really was worthy of the accolades.