News 2007

[12/30/2007] Tsjakka qualifies for Jumping Amsterdam 2008
Tsjakka participated in the finals this Saturday and Sunday in Oudkarspel (Holland) and became third in the Z class (1.35 m). His half-brother Veldheer was overall winner in the M class (1.30 m). With these victories both horses qualified for Jumping Amsterdam, one of the most prominent horse events in the world, with more than 50.000 visitors and the very best competitors. Jumping Amsterdam 2008 will take place 24-27 January in het RAI, Amsterdam.


[12/20/2007] Tsjakka wins 1.35 m class in Tolbert, Holland
Tsjakka is still very successful in The Netherlands. At this moment in Europe to work on his career, he remained faultless and won in Tolbert a 1.35 m. class. Semen of Tsjakka, SSH-graded, is also available in 2008!
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[12/13/2007] Famous Pacer now available through fresh and frozen semen
A Powerhouse on the racetrack who earned $1,179,514 prize money! Scotland AI Service proudly presents Dreamfair Vogel!!
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[09/30/2007] Veldheer finalist at WK in Lanaken
Veldheer, halfbrother of SSH-graded stallion Tsjakka participated in the finals this Sunday, after two faultless performances on Thursday and Friday. In the finals Veldheer was again faultless but had in the barrage one jumping fault (four points). Veldheer received the thirteenth place.

[09/27/2007] Half brother of Tsjakka qualifies for World Breeding Jumping Championships
Veldheer (sire: Matterhorn, dam: Irina, same as stallion Tsjakka) will represent The Netherlands during the World Championships in Lanaken (Belgium). From 27 to 30 September 2007, the Belgian border county of Lanaken (near Maastricht) is definitely "the place to be" again for the equestrian world. For decades, the up-and-coming generation of young horses have gathered in Domein Zangersheide for their annual World Championships or, in other words, the 'FEI World Breeding Jumping Championships for Young Horses': a WC for five, six and seven year old horses.

[08/04/2007] Tsjakka wins two 1.35 m classes in Rijs, Holland
Tsjakka one of the SSH-graded stallions available at Scotland AI Service, is at the moment in The Netherlands to work on his jumping career. With a lot of succes! On August 4. he won two 1.35 classes at the Concours Hippique in Rijs, Holland.

[07/15/2007] TomTom's First Foal Reserve Champion
TomTom first foal showed ever won the big sportshorse/hunterfoal class at the `Biggar`show 2007 in Scotland. Apart of that he also become reserve champion of the day! Judges comments were that `he is a correct free moving colt with perfect manners, quite stunning in fact.

[06/21/2007] Champion at Royal Highland Show bred by Ben Wentink of Scotland AI Service
The 'Highland' is the pinnacle of the Scottish showing year, but its appeal stretches well beyond Scotland’s borders to make it one of the UK’s premier agricultural shows where exhibiting is essential. Winning the section of the Sports Horse Class was the three year old bay filly Zevida (Concreto x Kouglof II) owned by Samantha Abbott from Uddingston, bred by Ben Wentink of Scotland AI Service. (Source: www.royalhighlandshow.org).

[06/21/2007] First Appaloosa Classes at Fife Show a Success
The Reserve Champion, It's Cool Hand Luke, owned by Mr & Mrs J Paton. Produced by Mr Ben Wentink of Scotland AI Service, West Lothian (07749 498152). There were a total of 32 entries for the show. (Source: www.scottishappaloosas.co.uk)

[05/15/2007] Marlon's son Terrific wins 1.40 m class at Spruce Meadows
The Marlon-son Terrific has won a 1.40 m class at the May Classic Horse Show of Spruce Meadows.There was a 5th place in this class for Raleigh, who's sire is Indorado.

[03/26/2007] First foal TomTom
The first foal of TomTom arrived with Mrs Embery, Preston, UK.

[01/25/2007] Marlon to Scotland
The KWPN approved stallion Marlon (Nurzeus x G Ramiro-Z) will be standing in Scotland for the coming season. The stallion will arrive the second week in February and will be standing with Ben Wentink, just outside Edinburgh. Marlon jumped successfully in Holland at 1.35m before a tendon injury cut short his career. In Holland his offspring is making their marks in Jumping. In England his son Sevekka is succesfully trained in Dressage. He was second in Medium restricted at the National Dressage Championships in 2006. (Source: YBF-ST for KWPN)
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