Wellington, FL- The dark cloud that hung over the Wellington dressage community a few months ago when Bent Jensen lost his beloved stallion, Rockefeller is lifting. Jensen’s luck is changing to keep pace with his incredible talent to select and train horses.

After the loss of his stallion, Jensen and his students headed to Maryland for the summer. Jensen concentrated on his students and his other stallion, Colombo. That concentration paid off. At their first show in Virginia, the VADA/Nova Summer Dressage Competition, Jensen’s team dominated the upper level classes. Jensen won the I-1 with a 70.% on Colombo with student’s Kelly Corrigan, Nicole Levy, and Vanessa Swartz finishing right behind in second, third and fourth place respectfully. Jensen and student, Erin Moran collectively won first and second in every Fourth level class too.

And in-between training and showing, Jensen slipped over to Denmark and acquired one the most exciting young stallions to come along in a while. Bent’s newest charge, Cassidy is the handsome four-year-old son of Blue Hors Cavan and winner of the 2005 Best Danish Bred and Approved Stallion honors! Jensen will bring the new stallion to Florida after Devon.