French Grand Prix rider Charlotte Chalvignac-Vesin has sold two of her principle horses, Dempsey FBC and Friedrich Schiller. Dempsey FBC is a 7-year-old Hanoverian stallion who has had success in young horse championships, while Friedrich Schiller is a 9-year-old Hanoverian who has competed internationally and won the French Championships for 7-year-olds.

Dempsey FBC was sold to American horse dealer Mark Paul and his business partner Elizabeth Bertuzzo. The young stallion has represented France at the World Championships for young dressage horses and has had success in national competitions. Friedrich Schiller, also known as Friedrich Majishan, was sold to a sponsor of French-based Israeli dressage rider Constance Menard, who has a history of international competition.

Both horses have had successful careers under Chalvignac-Vesin’s ownership, with Dempsey FBC achieving top results in young horse championships and Friedrich Schiller winning the French Championships for 7-year-olds. The sale of these two talented horses marks a new chapter for Chalvignac-Vesin as she continues her career in dressage.