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Horses of the Year in Sweden 2021

4 February 2022 18:21

The 2021 Horses of the Year in Sweden were announced today. Congratulations to all the winners!

Two-Year-Old of the Year

Steinar (USA)

Trainer: Susanne Berneklint
Owner: Hästgruppen i Lund AB
Breeder: Willow Oaks Stable LLC

Three-Year-Old of the Year

Wolfof Vancouver (CAN)

Trainer: Lennart Reuterskiöld Jr
Owner: The JC Organization ApS
Breeder: Anderson Farms Ont Inc m.fl.

Older Horse of the Year

Suspicious Mind (DEN)

Trainer: Nina Lensvik
Owner: 360 North Horse Racing
Breeder: Stutteri Hjortebo

Filly or Mare of the Year

Havana Red (GB)

Trainer: Lennart Reuterskiöld Jr
Owner: The JC Organization ApS
Breeder: D R Tucker

National Hunt Horse of the Year

Early Voice (IRE)

Trainer: Kahlil de Burca
Owner: Mariano Commercial Ltd
Breeder: JS Bolger

Arabian Horse of the Year

Djelano (HOL)

Trainer: Maria Hagman-Eriksson
Owner: Maria Hagman-Eriksson
Breeder: MJ De Ruiter-Floor

Horse of the Year

Suspicious Mind (DEN)

Trainer: Nina Lensvik
Owner: 360 North Horse Racing
Breeder: Stutteri Hjortebo

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