Long Lake, MN – February 19, 2025 – Leatherdale Farms’ 2019 Hanoverian mare Duett continues training in Wellington, Florida with Canadian Grand Prix rider Vanessa Creech-Terauds.
The 6-year-old mare by Damsey FRH and from dam SPS Helena was bred in Europe by Leatherdale Farms Germany and has been partnered with Creech-Terauds and her mother and trainer, Dianne Creech, to be developed.
Creech-Terauds and Duett claimed The Reserve Champion title in the 4-year-old Division at Dressage at Devon in 2023 and scored high marks in their 5-year-old tests at The Adequan Global Dressage Festival last year.
Leatherdale Farms is “thrilled with Duett’s development” over the summer, and is excited to see her training progress this season in Wellington.
About Leatherdale Farms:
Leatherdale Farms, located 20 minutes west of Minneapolis in Long Lake, Minnesota, is a premier Hanoverian breeding operation with additional operations in Wellington, Florida, and Germany. Since its incorporation in 1996, Leatherdale Farms has made a lasting impact on the Hanoverian sport horse world, earning multiple USDF Dressage Breeder of the Year awards.
Specializing in the breeding of world-class Hanoverian sport horses, Leatherdale Farms has sourced and produced some of the industry’s top breeding stallions, including E.H. Herzensdieb, First Dance, Fairbanks, Hampton, Beltano, His Highness, and Damsey FRH. The farm’s commitment to excellence is reflected in the horses it produces, with a focus on quality, performance, and temperament.
While breeding is at the heart of their operation, Leatherdale Farms also campaigns a selection of exceptional horses each year to be developed for the highest levels of dressage competition. Through careful training and development with Team Leatherdale riders and trainers, these horses are given every opportunity to succeed in the sport, further solidifying Leatherdale Farms as a leader in the world of Hanoverian breeding and performance.