16.3 hh Bay Mare
ES Pointmaker x EM Dori
Breeder: Glenwood Farms, USA

Elite Mare Prettee Woman was purchased in utero with her dam, EM Dori. She is the product of a very successful breeding program established by Glenwood Farms where both Diamont and Pointmaker stood at stud.

She had a very successful career, winning every time she was shown in sporthorse in-hand classes. She has, like her mother, a very winning disposition, making her a delight to have in the breeding program. Her foals with Sir Caletto are elegant, with big ground covering trots and canters, coupled with beautiful conformation. Two of her foals, Severus in 2004 and Sephora in 2006 were inspection champions. Prettee Woman was originally started under saddle with the intention of selling her as a hunter prospect, being bred the first time to achieve Elite Mare status. However, her value as a broodmare was established when she produced her first foal and she is a super producer of hunter types. She will stay in the breeding program and is the daughter of one of our Foundation Mares, EM Dori. Her sire is Pointmaker, known more for dressage via his sire, Pik Bube, which also brings in tremendous, well established, jumping bloodlines and athleticism. At her 2002 AHS inspection she scored 9’s on extravagant trot.

Her breed show career was successful, scoring 9’s on her trot at the 2000 West Coast Sport Horse Classic in-hand classes, 8’s on her conformation, 8.5 on her walk and 8.5 on general impression for a total score of 85%. That score assured her place as the High Scoring Hanoverian and winner of the Hanoverian Perpetual Trophy. She won the honor for a second time at the Sacramento Breeder’s Challenge in 2001 and is the only mare to win the trophy following in the footsteps of her mother, EM Dori, who won the Perpetual Trophy at the same show in 1997, the only mother/daughter combination to do so in the history of the award. Prettee Woman placed 3rd nationally in the USDF Dressage Sport Horse HOY as a yearling filly. The following year she was named USDF HOY 2nd Place for 2 year old fillies in 2001. Half sister Funny Girl was HOY 1st place for yearling fillies in 2001.

In June, 2001 at the Pacific Event Center Breed show she won her big filly class, the two-year-old filly dressage breed in-hand class, the Cosequin/USDF Filly Championship class (series qualifier) and the PEC California Gold for two-year olds. Prettee Woman also was part of the Produce of Dam winning family along with her half sister (Funny Girl) by Freestyle at the PEC and Sacramento Breeder’s Challenge in Santa Rosa.In 2002 she was named USDF Cosequin Regional Series Champion.