Zidane came to our stables during the Wellington circuit 2014 and has been my third horse in the team after Cafino and Flecu. He’s a super fast horse, very careful with a sometimes very funny technique as he sometimes stretches out his frontlegs forward in the air like ’’Superman’’. He’s got a funny character, he’s a very happy horse and if he was a human he would be a professional actor, in the stall he will be looking very happy and ears forward and next minute he’s got a cross look in his face, but we all know he’s just trying to look like he’s angry but he’s actually really happy and wants to play the angry game!

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Flecu is my first horse in the stable and has been at Springfield Farm since October 2010. He was very successful as a young horse, he won a lot of classes as a seven year old and topped 2011 with a win in the 7 year old championships in Falsterbo. Last year was a vey successful year with Flecu, took many top placings in Wellington, Geesteren, Falsterbo and Dublin. He’s a horse with a wonderful character, and he’s the star in the stable but just the same – being a Swedish bred one could say that he’s the epitome of Swedish ’’lagom”, he’s moderate in his way of being and doesn’t go to the extremes. But just when you think like that, he will remind you every now and then with a few kicks or scraping on the boxdoor who is the boss!

Flecu is now sold to young talented rider Viggo Björklund, and we wish horse and rider lots of success and joy in the future.

Avon is a new addition to our team, although I rode him as a four and five year old at the stallion performace test in 2009, where he was approved as a stallion in Sweden. He’s since been competing with my brother, Daniel and Jens Fredricson. It’s one of those horses you look forward to riding because he’s so nice to ride and deal with. He is a very cool horse and aways up for the task, whether it’s a speed class, derby class or Grand Prix. I’m looking forward to see how far we can go!

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Cafino came to our stables in September 2013 and on the day one year later we went to the World Championships. That basically tells you all about what fairytale story it’s been with this horse. Cafino is without doubt the horse that has meant most for me and my career. He really made me believe time after time that I could do anything, jump clear in any Grand Prix in the world, go faster than what’s possible and get on one of the best national teams in the world. When you have a horse like him in your stable, it makes you and all the other horses raise their level, it’s kind of magic! Now he’s sold to the USA and will be competing with young Victoria Colvin and he has a great home which is very important for me. It was a very tough time to let him go as you ought to think that this might have been the horse of your life.

Cordalis came to Springfield Farm in august 2015, and last fall he took the step up as Alexanders first horse. He was placed 6th in the Volkswagen GP final in Elmia, Jönköping and qualified for Sweden Horse Show. He was double clear in the Nations Cup in Denmark 2017 when Sweden finished 2nd. He’s a very genuine and uncomplicated horse with a giant heart!