Vancouver Lady became the top selling horse at the 2026 Hanoverian Foal and Horse Auction held during the World Young Horse Championships in Verden on Saturday 8 August 2026.
A collection of 18 riding horses and foals came up for auction after the 6-year old finals on Saturday late afternoon. The average price for a riding horse was 138,714 euro and for a foal 24,727 euro.
The 4-year old chestnut State premium mare Vancouver Lady (by Vitalis x Sir Donnerhall) sold to Sweden for 300,000 euro. She is bred by Günther Blöthe.
The 180 m tall Salvador d'Amour (by Secret x For Dance), bred by Eggerking, Brinkum and owned by Heinrich Gießelmann, sold for 175,000 euro.
Framington (by Franklin x Romanov) went for 150,000 euro, Lily of the Valley (by Livaldon x Furstenball) for 102,000 euro. The 3-year old Bertha Ballantines (by Bon Vivaldi x Vitalis) sold for 102,000 euro.
The most expensive foal was Vermentino (by Va Bene x Quaterback). Bred by Marion Menck, the chestnut colt sold for 44,000 euro.
An American. bought Viva Dodona (by Viva Vitalis x Belissimo M) for 40,000 euro. Elena Starr secured Santos M (by Seacrest x Vitalis) for 40,000 euro. For Luise (by Federer x Dante's Junior) went for 36,000 euro, Glurak TR (by Global Amour x Despacito) for 28,000 euro. Donna Daan (by Daan G x Totilas) found a new owner for 22,000 euro.
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