Level: Started over 1.20m, scope for 1.50m+
Outstanding canter, exceptional rideability. Owner retains ownership; rider takes him to international 6 / 7-year-old finals.
Marketplaces
Young horses ready to be developed. Talented riders ready to develop them. Identified by design — both sides bring their name, because credit and exposure are part of the deal.
Inside the catalog
Your young horse deserves a competitive program. Post the horse, name the arrangement — ride, lease, share, or sponsored — and choose from credentialed riders who apply.
Talented horses are rarely advertised. Post your program — current results, stable, ambitions — and apply to the young horses that fit. Credit and exposure are part of the deal.
Horses · Open for Placement
Level: Started over 1.20m, scope for 1.50m+
Outstanding canter, exceptional rideability. Owner retains ownership; rider takes him to international 6 / 7-year-old finals.
Level: Loose work + lunging · saddle-broken
Spectacular three gaits, deep hindquarter. Looking for a Grand Prix rider's barn to develop her toward Bundeschampionat.
Level: Schooling 1*, Hors-Concours at 2*
Brave, quick across the country, careful XC technique. Open to placing with a 5* program — owner contributes to entries.
Level: Free-jumping 1.40m · started under saddle
Owner open to 50/50 with the right rider's program. Strong international pedigree.
Riders · Open to New Mounts
Show Jumping · Fontainebleau, FR
1.45m · World Cup Qualifier starts
Yard of 14 horses, weekly 1.40m+ outings. Looking to add 1–2 young horses to the development string for 2026/27.
Dressage · Flyinge, SE
Inter-I · piaffe / passage installed
Currently developing 3 horses for the Swedish young horse championship. Two stalls open — preference for 4-to-6-year-olds with international potential.
Eventing · Gloucestershire, UK
4* — campaigning toward 5*
Yard of 9 event horses, two grooms, on-site XC schooling. Seeking a developing horse for 2027 Burghley campaign.
Why members trust the development catalog
Owners want exposure for their young horses. Riders want credit for the work. Both sides bring their name — without compromising private negotiation.
Every owner, every rider — a credentialed member of the club. Applications carry weight because applicants do.
Ride agreement, lease, shared ownership, sponsored placement — choose the structure. EQAD never sits in the deal.