- 1997
Approved Belgium Warmblood Stallion

Darco x Flamingo

Ublesco has recently been approved as a breeding stallion by the KWPN in the Netherlands. He is now approved in the United States, England, Ireland, Belgium, and the Netherlands.  

Owned by Trelawny Farm, LLC

Ublesco was acquired in late 2005 from England, where he is also an approved stallion. In the past four seasons, Ublesco has competed in major grand prixs - from
the United States, Canada, South America,
and Europe. 

 

2006: Ublesco placed in 10 grand prixs. 

2007: He competed at the Pan American games, where he won a team bronze medal, and was 8th individually - the highest American horse. In addition to the Pan American Games, he placed in 13
grand prixs. 

2008: Ublesco was named the 4th alternate
for the Olympic Games and placed in 11 grand prixs. 

2009: He represented the United States three times in Meydan Super League competition and had 10 other grand prix placings

2010: Ublesco has been long listed for the United States Team for the World Equestrian Games, and has placed four times in grand prix action.

 

 

Owned by Trelawny Farm, LLC

So What represented his home country of Sweden in the Olympics in 2000. He was imported to the United States by Trelawny Farm in late 2000. 

 

Since his arrival in America, he has had a very successful career. He competed abroad in 2002 and 2003 with Cara Raether, and was placed in many grand prixs.

In 2003, Henri Prudenet rode him to Grand Prix victories in the U.S. and in Europe.

Eric Harsbrouck took the reins in 2004 and he placed in many grand prixs in the U.S.

His career continued until 2009, where he was still competing at the age of 18 in the amateur divisions. He is now retired.