Lancet went to the Olympics in Athens when a previous horse was injured on the team. Having only performed a Grand Prix test a few times with his new young rider Marlies van Balen and her first time at the Olympics and one Musical Freestyle not prepaired for the Olympics, they went on what he had and performed wonderfully.
Then he also went to the Olympics in Japan. A fantastic Grand Prix performance stallion and super producer
Lancet a Hannoverian stallion was approved as a 3 year old by the KWPN studbook. At the 100 day test he got: walk: 8 trot: 8 canter: 8.5 and suitability as a dressagehorse : 8.5
After his approval for the KWPN studbook he won the dressagecompetition for KWPN stallions at L and at M level in 2 consecutive years.
The offspring of Lancet were very successful in the last years. Six sons of Lancet were selected to go to the 2nd ring in Den Bosch (Holland).They looked like very good dressagehorses who also turned out to be very good jumpers.
A son of Lancet : Patron ( Lancet x Dageraad x Ubis) became the winner of the VSN (Vereniging Sportpaarden Nederland)Johan Hamminga awarded Patron with a 9 under saddle. Those very good results of Lancet are the result of excellent bloodlines in his pedigree.
The sire of Lancet is Wenzel I ( Wörmann x Matador) and is on the top ranking of dressage bloodlines. Out of this W- bloodline are the Grand –Prix dressage horses Welcome ( World Cup 1 x Grande) and Weyden (Western Star x Grande). On the dam”s bloodline is Anika , the full sister to Argentan I and Argentan II. Argentan I is wellknown as the father of the Oldenburger stallion Argentinus.
In 2002 a total of 10 offspring of the stallion Lancet got to the semi-finals of the Pavo-cup (a dressagecompetition for 4 and 5 year old horses) in Ermelo ( Netherlands).
At the national stallion inspection of the KWPN studbook in Den Bosch (Netherlands) in 2003 a son of Lancet : Tango (Lancet x Micelangelo) was selected for the 2nd ring.
In 2008, Lancet competed in the Olympics in Bejing. AT the 2008 CDI London Olympia Horse Show, the Kbis Dressage Horse of the Year was awarded to the Hanoverian stallion Lancet, who finished fourth in the team test and seventh overall at the Olympics. His rider and owner Emma Hindle was recovering from cancer surgery performed just weeks before the competition but still managed to put up the performance of her life, at the games.
Now competing with Emma Handle and standing at Brookhouse stud in England. 2004 Anchor combination of the Dutch Dressage Team at the Olympic Games in Athens. Lancet finished 11th in the individual finals and fourth in the team championship Imke Schellekens-Bartels
2006 Best performing British pair at the World Equestrian Games in
Aachen in 15th.
His son Uzzo became World Champion in 5-year olds in World Championships Young Dressage Horses with Patrick van der Meer.
2007 Five Victories on the international circuit out of 8 competitions!
