Our Horses

At Jayden Brown Dressage, we love and care for the horses as if they were our own. Meet some of the past and present horses who have made our team one of the most successful dressage stables in Australia.

Quincy B

Quincy B, is the star of our stable, having represented Australia at the 2024 Paris Olympics and becoming Australia's highest scoring horse in the Grand Prix Special at Olympic level. Jayden and Quincy have been a partnership since Quincy was 4years old. in 2022, Quincy was purchased by Terry Snow and Willinga Park.

Quincy is currently at the highest world ranking of his career, in the top 30 Grand Prix horses in the world and is actively being campaigned for a position on the World Champioship team for Australia in Aachen.

Quincy is owned by Ginette Snow and Willinga Park

Sky Diamond

Willinga Park Sky Diamond was the first Grand Prix horse to take Jayden Brown to Championship level with his performance at the 2022 World Championships in Herning. Sky Diamond was instrumental in qualifying Australia's team position for the Paris Olympic Games and he travelled to Paris as the direct reserve for Quincy B

Sky Diamond has since gone on to represent the UK at the European Championships for Children as well as continuing his FEI career.

Sky Diamond was owned by Terry and Ginette Snow and Willinga Park

Grets

Grets joined our team in 2025 and made his debut with Jayden Brown at Prix St George level. Grets is a KWPN gelding owned and loved by Susan Gorst. He is a sensitive horse who we hope to see training towards Grand Prix in 2026

Leopold

Leo is a talented Small Tour Gelding owned by Karin and Tim Gordon. He made his Small Tour Debut in 2025 and is training towards Grand Prix. We hope that one day, Leopold will follow in the footsteps of our other horses and represent Australia in Championship teams

Legendary

Legendary is a Grand Prix gelding owned by Denise Rogan and Liza Carver.

'louie' was trained to Grand Prix level by Denise, and Jayden Brown took over the competition ride in 2025. Legendary has won CDN Grand Prix championships in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne and will make his CDI GP debut in 2026