The Hanoverian stallion was bought in Germany by Alice Womble of Houston, Texas and put into the hands of Sabine Schut-Kery based in the Los Angeles area community of Thousand Oakswith her husband, a Hollywood stunt performer. Public performances were a part of Sabine’s own life with equestrian entertainment at major horse shows in Europe.
Sanceo was competed successfully in four and five-year-old classes and at U.S. training and first levels in California in 2010 and 2011.
Sabine moved Sanceo up to Small Tour by the end of 2013 and with the 2015 Pan American Games still at Small Tour but a major championship for the Americas as their goal competed at the Global Dressage Festival in Wellington, Florida for the first time in 2014. Global established the Florida winter circuit as the center of high performance competition in North America.
WARENDORF, Germany, July 31, 2019--The German equestrian federation reported Wednesday that Cosmo and the rider Sönke Rothenberger have been cleared for selection to the team for the European Championships...
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