Mac Madison Sold to Korea as 2030 Asian Games Hopeful

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Anouk Noordman's small tour level trained NRPS stallion Mac Madison has been sold to Korea in the summer of 2026. He's intended as a 2030 Asian Games hopeful.

Christa Larmoyeur announced the news on Facebook.

Mac Madison is a 9-year old KWPN bred stallion by Ferdinand out of Elsarina (by Jazz x Flemmingh). He is bred by Jan and Femmie Zeewuster and JS de Jager. He was co-owned by the breeders in partnership with Riekus and Ilonka Veninga.

As a foal he became reserve champion at the 2017 KWPN Foal Championship, while his dam Elsarina had placed third in the KWPN Mare Championship.

Mac Madison was presented at the 2020 KWPN stallion licensing and accepted but never completed the KWPN stallion performance test. He was withdrawn from the spring testing in May 2021. Instead he was licensed with the smaller NRPS studbook the same month. He has 98 foals registered with KWPN despite his non-licensed status.

He was trained and competed by Anouk Noordman at national level in The Netherlands. He showed lightly up to small tour level.

Trainer and horse dealer Christa Larmoyeur disclosed that the stallion sold to Korean Oh-Seok Kim "a few months ago." Christa added, "this amazing stallion will remain here in training for a while longer, and the new owner is coming here to train. (..) He really has great feel and an incredible amount of dedication. His goal is to qualify for the Asian Games in four years."

Oh-Seok Kim once competed internationally in 2018 at the CDI Joosland on Sir Sinatra (by Sir Donnerhall x Painter's Row xx). At the 2024 Korean Championships at small tour level he was 14th on a horse named Gericault.