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Alison Sader-Larson and Noble Bach
But some people are craving for more seriousnesses concerning sport pony dressage and one of those persons is Alison Sader-Larson. On one of her visits to Germany she spotted a young palomino dressage pony at the 1997 Westfalian Elite auction in Munster, Germany. He was then named Nobelino and Sader-Larson purchased the Navajo II x Nowak x Leopold get for a fair amount of money. She believed that in the United States there would be a market for this kind of ponies which have large expressive moments like horses but stand 14.2 hands high.
At 2001 Dressage at Devon, Sader-Larson ranked fifth in class 1A Fourth Level test 2 with 64.250% and in class 2A Fourth Level Test 2 she even came in second with 64.250%, beating respected riders like Catherine Morelli and Bent Jensen. And more is in store. Check her out in the Gold Ring, Sunday September 30, in fourth level test 3 at Dressage at Devon. Text by Astrid Appels Related
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