This week once again saw Massa horses shine at numerous competitions. A particularly notable highlight was the recognition of Massa Horses by the SHF at the French Young Dressage Horse Championships in Le Mans, as the breeder-owner with the highest number of horses represented. Massa horses were also competing in Italy and the United Kingdom.

Presence at the French Championships in Le Mans

At the French Young Dressage Horse Championships in Le Mans, Massa Breeding was honored as the most represented owner-breeder, a distinction of which we are particularly proud. Five Massa horses competed in Le Mans: Maybach de Massa with Roxane Derrida, Lady Jane de Massa with Capucine Noël, La Fayette de Massa with Capucine Noël, Loveactually de Massa with Marie-Victoire Beyries, and Rosemary de Massa with Clémentine Dhennin Giraud. Beyond individual results, this presence rewards the consistency of our breeding program and the work accomplished from birth to the athletic training of our horses.

A special mention goes to Lady Jane de Massa & Capucine Noël, who secured 2nd place in the Petite Finale Cycle Libre 2, 5 years old, with a remarkable score of 74.857%. And Massa horses were far from stopping at Le Mans!

Competing in France and Abroad

In France, other Massa horses also competed: Onyxia de Massa & Laetitia Isselin, Braganca de Massa & Laurine Aubert Robert, and Bisou de Massa & Vivien Moretto.

In Italy, Loki de Massa & Lodovico Borromeo delivered a very strong performance with 75.8% and a 2nd place in the FEI 5-year-old Final. N’Pokora de Massa & Sofia Perego were also in the arena.

In the United Kingdom, Kheops de Massa & Thomas Bobis, and Light Blue de Massa & Thomas Bobis, represented the breeding program at the LeMieux National Dressage Championships 2026.

Different countries. Different riders. Different generations. And always more Massa in the arenas. A big bravo to the riders, owners, and teams who support our horses daily.