Australian Olympic Team Horse Quincy B Sold to Australian U25 Rider

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Jayden Brown's Australian Olympic team ride Quincy B has been sold to a new Australian Under 25 rider but moved to Germany.

Quincy is a 12-year old Hanoverian gelding by Quaterback out of Die Zuckerpuppe (by Desperados x Rotspon). He is bred by Silke Brunkhorst.

Jayden Brown

The chestnut was imported from Germany by Lauren George and sold to the late Terry Snow of Willinga Park. The ride was allocated to Jayden Brown.

The new duo debuted in 2019 in the 5-year old young horse classes and won silver at the 2021 Australian Young Horse Championships. The Nationals did not take place in 2020 due to corona but in 2021 Brown and Quincy B won gold in the 7-year old division.

Snow sponsored Brown to relocate to Europe for three years and achieve the dream goal to compete at the Olympics. The pair moved to the U.K. and in 2022 they competed at the CDI Hartpury while in 2023 the horse showed at the CDI's Hartpury and Hickstead.

2024 was their key year and after starts in Le Mans, Lier, Addington, Hickstead and Wellington Heckfield they were nominated on the Australian team for the 2024 Paris Olympics, where they finished 23rd in the Special with 70.152%. Owner Terry Snow died shortly after the Olympics. In 2025 Brown and Quincy returned to Australia for more successes in the country as well as winning the Australian Grand Prix Championships.

Brown left Willinga Park to go independent in the Sydney area. He last showed Quincy internationally at the CDI Werribee in march 2026, winning the Grand Prix and Kur.

Move to Germany

Willinga Park decided to sell Quincy B and moved him to Katherine Farrell's yard. The horse sold in August to Australian Under 25 rider Jasmine Haynes.

Haynes on Fan Fan at the 2026 CDN Welington

Haynes is a former student of Mary Hanna and Gitte Donvig and more recently has been training with Jurgen and Jennifer Hoffmann at Hof Kasselmann in Germany. Last winter she followed them to Wellington, Florida for the season.

Jasmine won the Australian Pony Championships in 2018 and bought Mary Hanna's Umbro as a Grand Prix schoolmaster and junior rider's horse. She rode Sempre-Si as a young rider and moved into the U25 division with Fan Fan (by Foundation x Sir Donnerhall) . The Haynes family acquired the PSI auction price highlight of 2025, Jongleur, and Fleur de Cherie (by Furst Jazz x Sandro Hit) at Hof Kasselmann.

Haynes, who graduated from university, is now working with Isabell Werth.