Lancet is a FEI Grand Prix Stallion and producing Grand Prix offspring. Lancet first went to the Olympics 2004 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 prepared for the Olympics, they went on and performed wonderfully. Then he also went to the Olympics in Japan. A fantastic Grand Prix performance stallion and super producer

2004 - Anchor combination of the Dutch Dressage Team at the Olympic Games in Athens. Lancet finished 11th in the individual finals and 4th in the team championship Imke Schellekens-Bartels

2006 - Best performing British pair at the World Equestrian Games in Aachen in 15th.

2007 - Five Victories on the international circuit out of 8 competitions!


At 3 years old, Lancet a Hannoverian stallion was approved by the KWPN studbook. At the 100 day test he got: walk: 8 trot: 8, canter: 8.5, and suitability as a dressage horse: 8.5. After his approval for the KWPN studbook he won the dressage competition for KWPN stallions at L and at M level…