Hesselhoej Hope — young mare

An obvious candidate for both breeding and sport Hope is an incredibly smart and elegant mare with plenty of presence and capacity. She has three exceptionally good gaits and stands easily and uncomplicated in hand. She has been under saddle for approximately 6 months. The dam is full sister to DWB champion stallion Hesselhoej Donkey Boss and winner of the prestigious Aage Ravn Trophy. At his performance test, he achieved outstanding scores, including 10 for temperament, 9.5 for trot, walk, and rideability, and 9 for canter. Already with his first crop, Donkey Boss made a remarkable mark on breeding, producing a premium stallion that sold for €2 million at the Hannoveraner Verband auction—an early testament to his exceptional genetic value. The dam is also full sister to World Champion Hesselhoej Downtown, who has likewise had a significant impact on breeding, producing outstanding offspring such as Mare of the Year 2024 and the Danish 4-year-old championship winner Søbakkehus Miss Malfoy (2025). Both Donkey Boss and Downtown have demonstrated extraordinary breeding success with relatively few offspring, highlighting the strength and consistency of this direct line. Sire Highfive Fuglsang won the Danish Young Horse Championship as a 5-year-old with an exceptional score of 9.81, including 10 for trot, walk, and perspective. He was also placed 2nd as both a 4- and 7-year-old, qualified for the finals at the WCYH in Ermelo, and now competes successfully at Grand Prix level with Sophia Obel. She is a promising candidate for both breeding and sport, offering great potential for the right rider and/or breeder.