Richard Davison’s Olympic ride Hiscox Artemis is sold
Richard Davison’s Olympic individual ride, Hiscox Artemis, has been sold to a Swiss rider, the rider has confirmed.
The 14-year-old Westfalian gelding was owned by Lady Derby and competed with Richard at Greenwich last August.
They scored 72.812% in the grand prix.
The Swiss Equestrian Federation confirmed that he has been bought for 22-year-old Swiss rider Philine von Bremen by her mother, Balbina.
Philine, who lives in Bremen is a member of the Swiss U25 training squad.
Richard told H&H: “I’m really happy and excited about this – it’s a combination that really works.
“It was very important to me that he went to the right person.”
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