Glamourdale won individual and Team Bronze at the 2024 Paris Olympics, but that was hardly
his first time in the spotlight. He was previously named Champion of his KWPN keuring, placed
second at his Stallion Performance Test, and commandingly won the FEI World Championships
for Young Horses. Seemingly unstoppable since their commanding win of the Team Silver and
Individual Gold Medal in the Special and the Freestyle at 2022 FEI World Championships,
Glamourdale and Lottie Fry have continued to bring home top ribbons and impressive scores as
high as 92%. Glamourdale’s sire, Lord Leatherdale, was Reserve Champion of his Stallion
Performance Test and a successful FEI competitor, as well as sire of Olympic medalist, Everdale.
Dam is sister to the approved stallion; Numberto; and has been an exceptional producer. Damsire,
Negro, is a proven choice for producing Grand Prix horses, including the Olympic Gold medalist,
World Cup winner, and World Equestrian Games Gold medalist, Valegro. Glamourdale offspring
have been selected for the World Breeding Championships for Young Horses, U.S. National
Young Horse Championships, PAVO Cup Finals, and many are now at the FEI levels. In the U.S., his
offspring are winning USDF Breeders Series, regional Championships, and earning top Horse of the
Year rankings. With power and scope movement and a super character, Glamourdale offers the
quality and name recognition dressage breeders are seeking.