Lennox U.S.

2022: 3rd pl. Final Stallion Competition KWPN Stallion Show with 87 points

What a wonderful year 2021 was for our stallion Lennox U.S. and Jill Bogers. It all started at the KWPN Stallion Inspection; what a surprise were Lennox U.S. and 16-year-old rider Jill Bogers. During the talent test for dressage stallions born in 2016 powered by Anemone Horse Trucks, they convinced with their elegance and light-footedness. They received many positive comments from the online public and press, including Horses.nl; The third result was for Lennox U.S., who was certainly not overvalued at 83 points. Under Jill Bogers, the son of Grand Galaxy Win showed a lot of talent, which was apparent from the carriage and the print. After this strong start, the selections for the World Cup came. and eventually she belonged to the select group of 10 last participants. We also certainly expected that they would be broadcast to the World Cup. in Verden. They then won all selection matches for the Dutch National Championships. During the Pavo Cup they performed at a high level, semi-final 84.2 points and in the final a beautiful score of 84.6 points, which resulted in a 7th place in this strong field of participants. The highlight of last summer for Jill and Lennox U.S. was undoubtedly winning the Dutch Title M2 dressage during the Hippiade.

2020
Lennox U.S. made a big impression with his first offspring, born in 2020. He received a favorable offspring report and his daughter Prada Boa T was the prize winner of the KWPN Online Foal Auction. This foal was sold for 26,000 euros to a buyer from Spain.
Summary descendant report 2020:
The foals of Lennox U.S. are more than sufficient to very well developed. They are more than adequate to good in the rectangular model and have a lot of appearance. The shoulder is well positioned. The back and loins are well muscled. The walk has more than sufficient to good scope. In the trot most foals stand out with more than sufficient to much scope and more than sufficient to very much suppleness, power and balance. The canter has more than sufficient scope, suppleness, impulsion and balance.

Lennox won Reserve Champion during the KWPN Stallion Show 2019 thanks to his balanced trot with excellent posture, technique, and great flexibility. The committee praised his canter, in which he showed great elasticity, and he can change cadence easily.

Lennox is large, high-legged, long-lined and stands out with his great appearance. He has everything to boost breeding and achieve the highest level in sport.

2020 KWPN Official Research Report
Lennox is an honest, reliable and work-driven stallion with a very good attitude. The stallion has a great deal of willingness to work and works well.

• Walk -- pure, active but should come out of the shoulder more.
• Trot -- good scope with an active hind leg that is easy to activated.
• Canter -- powerful, ground-covering, carries well from behind. 

Lennox moves with good leg technique, posture, and balance. Lennox has a lot of talent for dressage and gives his rider a good feeling.

Stable behavior:
Honest reliable stallion, easy going and quiet in the stable.

Breeding / fitting advice:
Lennox U.S. can add the model, attitude and rideability to dressage horse breeding.

Pedigree
Lennox was born in the same stable as the top stallion Blue Hors Zack. We own Lennox with his breeders, Bas and Trudy Wilschut, and Paul Schockemöhle .

His dam Herarona ranked fourth in the World Cup Final in Gothenburg. Herarona is the full sister to Blue Hors Zack, KWPN inspection champion.

Herarona earned the IBOP and elite certificate after she participated in the KWPN National Mare Inspection as a three-year-old. Lennox U.S. was her first foal.

Sire Grand Galaxy Win produced three stallions approved in Denmark in his first breeding year. Lennox is one of the select stallions from his second year. Another offspring is the Oldenburg licensing champion Global Player (mv.Don Schufro).

Grand Galaxy Win, now eight years-old, took part in the World Championships for Young Dressage Horses in Ermelo as a five-year-old. Grand Galaxy Wins’ sire, Apache, competed at FEI Grand Prix.