The late date offered a look at 13 mares. Most of them belonged to foreign studbooks. Five horses represented the Oldenburg studbook, one each represented the Westphalian, Hanoverian studbook, and KWPN. Three mares belonged to CS and two to the Czech Warmblood. Only the stallions Romeo van het Rozenveld and 2726 Cortés had more than one offspring, with two daughters each in the tests.
With a score of 8.23 points, the KWPN mare T-Newia, owned by Zdeněk Mareš from Mlýny, won. She is a daughter of the young stallion Tattoo H & DB – TN. In September 2026, he competed with Willem Greve at the World Championships for Young Horses in Lanaken. In the seven-year-old qualification at 140 cm, they finished second, and in the final at 145 cm, they finished fifth, completing the final with a score of 0/0. The dam N-Newia is no less interesting. She placed third in the KWPN Regio Overijssel three-year-old jumping mare championship in Nieuwleusen. KWPN evaluated her free jumping performance very positively: She had a strong push-off, maintained good overview while jumping, showed a lot of courage and willingness, and excelled in her jumping ability/capacity. Conformationally, she was described as a well-developed mare, who would benefit from a more modern type. The granddam of the test winner, the mare W-Newia (Burggraaf), holds the ster and prestatie predicates and has produced several successful show jumpers, including Carlos F, who reached 160 cm, and Gouverneur, who competed internationally at 155 cm Grand Prix.
Second in the tests, with 8.12 points, was Richelle Top (Romeo van het Rozenveld, Lima by Loutanos Orion), bred by Pavla Tolarová from Vlčtejn. Her sire Romeo achieved ST level in jumping under Michala Hanuščinová, and her dam Lima jumped L-level courses. The granddam Ruby is interesting, having produced several sport horses, such as the S-level jumper Andorra, or the gelding Aldino with ST performance. Third in the tests, with a score of 8.05 points, was the Oldenburg mare Lily (Delox, Lanessa by Ludwig von Bayern), bred by Karolína Pazourová from Jindřichův Hradec. The Hanoverian Delox (Diamant de Semilly × Chacco-Blue) was selected at the Hanoverian licensing and in 2022 also received a premium at the pre-selection of Czech Warmblood stallions. He subsequently completed a 50-day test in Adelheidsdorf with a final score of 8.38. His own sport career was limited by injury, but his first offspring are beginning to present themselves interestingly. Rapa Nui-N notably drew attention, winning the three-year-old mare free jumping competition in Písek in September 2026 with a high score of 9.11 points and also winning the ZZV. The second mare from the free jumping competition, Andora-K, was also by Delox. The stallion has his first crop of three-year-olds this year, and we will see how his offspring fare in the coming years. Lily's dam, the mare Lanessa, comes from a proven Hanoverian jumping family bred by Mustang stable. The granddam Candida herself achieved T** sport performance under David Fialka, while the great-granddam Candela produced a number of successful jumpers, including Georgia 161 and Princess with 150 cm performance, Lady Candela (145 cm), and Chivas (140 cm).
Other mares that participated in the tests were born by the stallions: Vatson Sitte, Cayado, Pacific Blue, Tallmann TN, Heartvit ZH, Callarus, and Cannor.
