Danish Grand Prix rider and Olympian Anna Kasprzak has rebranded her business "Kasprzak Dressage" as "Future Dressage."
The name change was announced today.
"The new identity marks the stud's high ambitions to create the dressage horses of the future that can perform at a high level," said Anna.
Anna's equestrian facility, built in 2011, is owned by her mother, Hanni Toosbuy Kasprzak and incorporated as "Stutteriet v/HTK." Since 2015 Kasprzak has also been breeding foals and the company has developed into an all encompassing business of training, sales and breeding of dressage horses.
The yard recently expanded when the Kasprzak family purchased the adjacent farm, Stokkerhovedgård in Haderslev, Denmark, where the breeding operations are now headed by Mette Bonefeld Thomasen.
"It made sense to give the entire stud a new identity to mark and emphasize our ambitions for Future Dressage," Anna explained.
The 31-year old Kasprzak is listed on the Danish A-squad. She is currently not riding the Danish Olympic team selection trials because she is on maternity leave, having given birth to her second child.
Photo © Astrid Appels
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