From all the Pryde’s team, we would sincerely like to acknowledge and congratulate ‘Django of Cacheral’ and his rider, Jeremy Janjic, on their sensational achievements with taking out the Grandprix test recently. This massive achievement was in front of a very supportive crowd at the Alexander Park Dressage Club on Saturday 31st July. This event not occurring merely by chance, but by the momentous effort and persistence put in by all concerned, especially Jeremy. This win is quiet significant to Jeremy, in particular, as he has ridden Django ever since he was broken in by him as a young colt at North Kaludah and ironically was Jeremy’s first Grand Prix test.

‘Django of Cacheral’ is a 10 year old Black Friesian Stallion, owned by Lynn and Dick Jenkin. Django was originally imported from the Netherlands as a weanling, however, Lynn and dick purchased him at the Cacharel Friesian’s in Queensland, being the second Friesian they have purchased.

Django’s success started following a year competing at Equitana in the Australian Dressage Championships in Sydney CDI and Victorian Dressage Festival at Prix Street George and inters 1 level. Django’s first Grand Prix was at Alexander Park where they got the nerves out of their system and placed 3rd.

The next start was at Singleton. Django did a great job and proved much less nervous, receiving an over 60% in a field of five, with one judge scoring 64%.

Django’s owners, Lynn & Dick are extremely proud and very excited to see the progress of their amazing stallion, whom have owned since a foal.

‘Django of Cacheral’ and rider, Jeremy Janjic, are currently preparing for the State championships at Tamworth, held from September 8th to the 11th. Django will compete at the PSG and inters 1. Who knows what is around the corner for this sensational Black Friesian Stallion, an international career perhaps?