Sep 26, 2026 · 'OCTOBER EDITION' YOUHORSE.AUCTION under the saddle, loose jumping & breeding October 3 - 6 & 7 2026
Since the first auction in 2020, thousands of horses have passed through Youhorse.auction, new partnerships have been formed and many great stories have begun. Now we have reached our 80th edition, with another special collection to celebrate. From foals and young talents to experienced sport horses, a pony, a broodmare and an embryo, there is plenty to discover. With 85 lots in this collection, there is something for different riders, breeders and ambitions.
With such a large collection, this month’s auction will take place over two days: Tuesday 6 and Wednesday 7 October. The first lots will start closing from 8:30pm CEST.
Meet the sires
Among the sires represented in the collection are Emerald van ’t Ruytershof, Cornet Obolensky, For Pleasure, Verdi, Grandorado, Zirocco Blue VDL, Taloubet Z, Comme Il Faut, Tangelo van de Zuuthoeve and Dominator 2000 Z
Plenty to discover on the dam’s side
- The granddam of Choco Lover Z gave no fewer than nine horses at 1.60m GP level.
- The dam of Ali Mike, Carisma, competed at the 1.60m European Championships in Aachen.
- Buria Waldstar Z is bred out of 1.60m GP mare Fleur de l’Aube, ridden by Jessica Springsteen.
- The implanted embryo by Dominator 2000 Z comes directly from the 1.60m Grand Prix mare Tinkabell.
- The granddam of Crazy Date Zproduced five international showjumpers.
The best references come from our buyers
During the FEI WBFSH Jumping World Breeding Championship for Young Horses in Lanaken, we spoke to enthusiastic buyers about horses they had previously purchased through our auctions. Twelve horses previously offered through Youhorse.auction were invited to compete at the World Championships. We also regularly see horses that once appeared in our collections competing at international shows. That is something we are proud of. Of course, not every horse needs to follow the same path. We also select horses for different ambitions, levels and budgets.
Why do the horses come to Waddinxveen?
Breeders and sellers present their horses at our location in Waddinxveen. As this is a new environment for most of the horses, it gives us a good opportunity to see how they react, adapt and work in unfamiliar surroundings. We look at character, health and potential. For the showjumping horses, we use a similar setup so that the videos allow you to compare the horses easily. Veterinary reports are available online.
More information
Viewing is possible by appointment until the auction closes. Have a question about one of the horses? Feel free to send us a WhatsApp or email or simply give us a call. We are happy to share our honest opinion and, if required, help arrange transport through our partners.
Take a look at the full collection.
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