The Hanoverian Society is offering two exciting auctions this weekend. A top-class collection of advanced dressage horses will go under the hammer live at the Niedersachsenhalle during the High Level Auction on Saturday, 7 November, from 5 pm. On Sunday, 8 November, 42 talented dressage, show jumping and riding horses, together with a select group of two-and-a-half-year-olds, will be offered for sale online at the November Auction. The final bidding phase begins at 2 pm.
For the fourth edition of the Verden High Level Auction – the sales format for trained competition horses – the Hanoverian Society presents an exclusive collection of quality dressage horses, most of them six years old and older. The selected horses impress with their level of training, athletic quality and potential for higher-level dressage. What sets this auction format apart is that the horses remain with their respective trainers and owners throughout the auction period, where prospective buyers can arrange individual trials. On Friday, 6 November, after a short training session for the auction horses, potential buyers will have the opportunity to ride them in Verden; test riding will also be available on Saturday, 7 November, before the auction begins at 5 pm in the Niedersachsenhalle. Bids may be placed in person, by telephone or online. The High Level Auction combines individual presentation and advice with flexible bidding options and a transparent auction process for buyers from Germany and abroad.
For sport, leisure and the next big step: Anyone looking for a new partner will find a varied selection in the collection for the Verden Online Auction on Sunday, 8 November. The catalogue features 30 young dressage horses, including competitors with success in the ring, as well as 12 promising show jumping specialists. The collection is rounded out by highly interesting unridden youngsters with excellent potential for individual development and training. Whether the goal is ambitious competition, taking the first steps in the show ring or simply enjoying riding every day, the collection offers horses to suit a range of needs and ambitions. Until Saturday, 7 November, prospective buyers can watch the auction horses in their daily training, get to know them with individual advice and, by arrangement, try them out. This gives buyers time to find the horse best suited to their preferences and riding goals. The final bidding phase of the online auction begins on Sunday, 8 November, at 2 pm.
