2026 EQUIMILLIONS CONTENDERS
LIMBURG
Lakisha will compete alongside her horse, formerly known on the racetrack as Limburg. Although they have only been partnered for the past year, they have formed a strong partnership and are committed to progressing through the dressage levels while also developing a passion for showjumping.
As a team, they are determined, hardworking, and always striving to improve. In the lead-up to Equimillion, they have competed at numerous dressage competitions, achieving several placings, while also gaining valuable experience in showjumping through jump club rounds.
Limburg is the definition of a gentle giant—kind, willing, and always eager to please. His calm nature and generous attitude make him a joy to work with, and he never fails to bring a smile to the faces of his owner and everyone fortunate enough to meet him.
At Equimillion, their goal is to confidently perform their Preliminary dressage tests and then take on the 65cm showjumping round, showcasing the versatility, willingness, and potential of this remarkable off-the-track Thoroughbred partnership.
JACKYY DEE
Jackyy Dee, affectionately known as Jack, is an intelligent and charismatic gelding with a quirky personality that makes him a joy to work with. Always curious and eager to explore, Jack thrives on learning new skills and approaches every training session with enthusiasm and a willing attitude.
After a successful racing career with Damien Lane Racing, he retired from the track in December 2024 and found his forever home with Lisa and Sarah in January 2025, where he is a much-loved member of the family.
Following a well-deserved let-down period, Jack began his retraining in dressage at B&C Equine and has already impressed with several successful outings. Now partnered with Sarah, Jack continues to build on his education and confidence, with his sights firmly set on further competitions and preparing for the 2026 Equimillions.
His trainable nature, inquisitive mind, and genuine love of learning make him an exciting prospect for the future, and we can't wait to see what he achieves.
IMPACT STAR
Impact Star, affectionately known as King, is a kind, gentle gelding with a heart of gold who quickly wins over everyone he meets.
After enjoying a successful racing career under the training of Damien Lane Racing, King retired from racing in November 2024 and began the next chapter of his life. Since January 2025, he has been lovingly owned by Lisa and Sarah, who are dedicated to giving him every opportunity to thrive in his new career.
Following a well-earned let-down period, King commenced his retraining in dressage with B&C Equine, where he has already enjoyed several successful outings. Now partnered with Lisa, King continues to develop his skills and confidence, with exciting plans to further his education and gain more experience in the competition arena.
His willing nature, calm temperament, and eagerness to learn make him a much-loved member of the team, and we look forward to watching him progress in the lead up to the 2026 equimillions.
AMULET STREET
Lakisha will be competing with her thoroughbred, Amulet Street, a horse she first owned two years ago. After spending time apart, Amulet Street has recently returned to her care, making their reunion a special opportunity to continue the partnership they had already begun to build.
During their previous time together, Lakisha and Amulet Street enjoyed competing in showjumping, where they developed confidence, trust, and a strong connection. Now reunited, they are embarking on an exciting new chapter together, shifting their focus to dressage and embracing the challenge of developing new skills both in and out of the competition arena.
Since his return, Amulet Street has shown a willing attitude and a genuine eagerness to learn. His athleticism, intelligence, and kind nature have made the transition into dressage an enjoyable and rewarding experience, and each training session continues to strengthen their partnership.
At Equimillion, Lakisha and Amulet Street hope to showcase the versatility and adaptability of the Off-The-Track Thoroughbred by competing in the Preliminary dressage tests. Their goal is to demonstrate that with patience, correct training, and a strong partnership, retired racehorses can thrive in new disciplines and enjoy successful second careers.
Together, Lakisha and Amulet Street are excited to represent the remarkable potential of Thoroughbreds beyond the racetrack and to continue building a future founded on trust, dedication, and a shared love of learning.
FINAL PHILLY
After a short racing career of just four starts, Final Philly (2019) retired from racing in August 2023 and has embraced her second career with B&C Equine.
Like any classy red-headed mare, she's full of personality, attitude and determination - but underneath that sass is a talented athlete who is developing beautifully as a dressage prospect. With increasing strength, balance and confidence, she's already enjoyed several competition outings, consistently producing impressive performances and earning placings along the way.
As we set our sights on the 2026 Equimillion, we're excited to continue her journey and showcase everything this special mare is capable of."
