At the Verden Auction Online in April, the show jumper Carla Mia achieved the top price of 55,000 euros. Of the horses on offer, 36 were sold digitally to Germany and 26 to a total of 11 countries. Bidders from the USA acquired the most horses with six purchases.
New customers from Republic of China secured the top price of the auction: the bay show jumping mare Carla Mia by Carridam/Perigueux (breeder: Uwe Brennenstuhl from Lüchow, exhibitor: Peter Baust from Hespe). Both during the one-week bidding period on the internet and during the eleven-day trial in Verden, interest in the rideable and always powerfully jumping Hanoverian premium contender became apparent. Her show record was already filled with victories and placings in novice (A), elementary (L) and medium (M) level tests for young show jumpers. Carla Mia will travel to China together with two other show jumpers. The most expensive dressage horse will move into his stall in France: Dana by Da Costa/Royal Blend cost 37,500 euros. The impressive dark chestnut mare with strong movements, bred by ZG Meyer from Wingst, was considered an insider tip of the collection and continued to develop from the selection date to the photo and video date to the auction, impressing customers not only with her great movements but also with her high rideability.
On average, 18,685.48 euros had to be invested for one of the riding horses. 12 horses were knocked down for 25,000 euros and more, another 26 achieved prices of 15,000 euros and better. 26 auction horses will advertise Hanover all over the world. The USA appears six times in the sales statistics, followed by France with five and the Republic of China and Spain with three purchases each.