"Michon Showgirl by LE Chiffre" Bay Mare Dressage Horse

Lolah is a 3 y/o untouched 14hh bay destined to be a future pony star.

She is by the amazing Le Chiffre, British riding pony, who needs no introduction in the elite dressage pony world and out of Section B mare, Priestwood Imelda May who has shown at county level for both flat and working hunter.

Le Chiffre is owned by Godrics Sportshorse and Pony Stud and brings top German bloodlines combining those of his sire, the SPSS Elite stallion, Caesar 171, with his dam's classic ancestry (including Donnerwetter, Dancer and Kaprice as well as TB and Trakehner lines). In 2013, aged only just 6 years, LE Chiffre became the first SPSS passported pony to compete Internationally when he and Chloe Vell competed for GB in the FEI Pony classes at the 2013 Hickstead CDI. This earned him the prestigious ELITE accolade from the SPSS as well as the 2013 Dancer Medal.

After excellent international results in 2014, LE Chiffre and his new rider, Lara Kuropatwa, were named as Reserves for the 2014 GB Pony European Dressage Championships Team. Then in 2016, Lara was selected for the 2016 Pony European team with either LE Chiffre or her other pony with the other as direct reserve. They impressed the selectors by placing 7th in the Individual test at the Nieuw en Sint Joosland CDIP in April, placing 6th in the Kur at Saumur CDIOP (with 73%) before scoring over 70% in the team test at the Roosendaal CDIP in June. Placing second in the compulsory final trial in early July resulted in Le Chiffre and Lara securing a place on the 2016 British Team for the FEI Pony European Dressage Championships in Vilhelmsborg, Denmark.

At the 2016 Pony European Championships, Le Chiffre was the highest placed British Pony combination overall placing 10th in the team test, 11th individually and 8th in the Kur, scoring over 70% in each class.

One to follow in his footsteps, I'm sure! - Lolah has a large walk, a fanatic hind leg and floats for days. She oozes class, elegance & a trainable brain with sassy presence. She knows she's special!

I bred her myself for my children, so she’s only had 1 home and is for sale before I start doing anything with her. She's for sale, due to my children not not being interested in high performance riding.

She is only available to the best home, for future competition where she won’t be wasted!