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6th place USDF Horse of the Year
Seraphina HM
By Soleil Q out of Elite Mare Day Dream (Don Bosco/Furinos/Laibach)

This filly just keeps getting better. She has powerful uphill gaits and very good articulation of the joints. A beautiful mover with a friendly, outgoing personality and beautiful conformation.

Dark bay hanoverian filly born May 7, 2010.

Champion Foal at Central Maine Dressage Breed Show - Peter Hansen judge, 77.3%
Champion Hanoverian IBC at Breed Show @ Brookside - Gerd Zuther judge, 77.3%

Seraphina creates a sensation where ever she goes. She is strikingly beautiful and when she moves it only gets better. The judges and spectators love her.

Comments from the judges include:
walk: 'Good thru back' 'Good reach' 'Good expression and overstep'
trot: 'Good articulation of the hock', 'Good suspension' 'Good push' 'Good shoulder freedom' 'Good rhythm'

Talent for a professional, with a mind that anyone will appreciate. Seraphina has a wonderful temperament. She is very people oriented and easy to train. Learns quickly and already knows how to show off in the ring. She is going to be a fabulous dressage show horse.

This filly has it all: beauty, conformation, movement, temperament and a top mare line. She is a beautiful upper level dressage prospect and will make an excellent broodmare after her performance career.

EM Day Dream has produced very well in the US and in Germany. Her 2008 foal by Rascalino was the Champion USDF Horse of the Year in the Weanling Filly division. This filly has proven extremely easy to start and very rideable. Her 2009 foal by Rascalino was an inspection Champion and received high praise from the inspectors and from Toine Hoefs at a USDF Breed Show. Day Dream's oldest filly by Prince Thatch xx is a very good producer for Hof Bruening in Germany. This mare line has produced many Elite Auction horses (Riding and Foals) in Verden, GER as well as States Premium/Elite mares, Mare show winners and successful dressage horses.

Photos of Seraphina were taken by Caroline Adams, Vicky Rule and Carole MacDonald