BRETZEL DES FEERIES

Bretzel is a son of Wordly, a Hanoverian Label Plus dressage stallion who turned out at a high level before devoting himself to his breeding career at Haras de Hus. Wordly is out of Weltmeyer, considered a sire of dressage, and Boreisa by Brentano, who is himself considered the second best low strain in dressage.

Bretzel's dam is Stacy, a KWPN mare by Samber who performed in show jumping and dressage up to Grand Prix level and considered the head of the colored sport horse line. He was the first piebald stallion admitted to the KWPN studbook. Stacy is also the granddaughter of international dressage stallion Hofnar. He is considered the sire of the colored sport horse line.

She is also the granddaughter of Hofnar, an international dressage stallion.

His origins, combined with his suppleness, beautiful balance, strength and short back make him an interesting stallion for show jumping and dressage. His gaits are characterized by a rising canter and an elastic trot.

Bretzel didn't fail to make a name for himself right from his debut, obtaining the "Excellent" mention at the French Foal Championship in Saumur in 2011. He repeated this performance at the 2 year old Championship in 2013 and then won the Bronze medal at the 3 year old French Championship in 2014, with a score above 70%.

Associated with Peggy Touzard, he obtained 11, 13 and then 15 first premiums in Cycle Libre 1st, 2nd and 3rd years. He placed 7th in the small final at 4 years old and 6th at 6 years old.

In 2018, he performed in Elite Amateur from A10 to A6, including some first places before placing and winning in Pro Elite in 2019, in Saint Georges and Grand Prix. He qualified for the Elite Amateur Championship.

In 2020, despite the coronavirus, he competes in Saint Georges and Grand Prix Elite of which he comes out the winner before placing 3rd in the Elite Francilien Championship and the Elite Major Championship.