The decision follows Willinga Park’s gradual wind-back of its High Performance program, with the property now focused on equestrian events, veterinary services, accommodation, hospitality and visitor experiences.
Quincy B has been owned by Willinga Park for seven years and has become one of Australia’s most recognised dressage horses, including representing Australia at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games with Jayden Brown.
Jayden joined Willinga Park in 2020 and has played an important role in the success of its High Performance program, including qualification for the 2022 FEI World Championships and selection for the Australian Olympic Team in 2024.
“Quincy B has been an exceptional horse for Willinga Park and Australian dressage, and we are incredibly proud of what he and Jayden achieved together,” a Willinga Park spokesperson said.
“We thank Jayden for his professionalism, dedication and care, and wish him every success in the next stage of his career.”
Source: Willinga Park press release
