Farewell to Charmer at Jumping Amsterdam 2026
Jumping Amsterdam 2026 became a competition with an extra emotional layer for Jorinde Verwimp. In the impressive RAI Arena, she rode her final international competition with Charmer, the horse with whom she shared a special sporting journey over the past seven years.
Seven years together
Jorinde took Charmer on as a young horse and developed him step by step, with great patience and dedication. From the first competitions at lower levels to ultimately performing at Grand Prix level, every stage was carefully and thoughtfully built. Jumping Amsterdam therefore marked a fitting and emotional finale to a long-standing partnership, before Charmer continues his career with a new rider.
Two tests in Amsterdam
In the Grand Prix, the test started cautiously, with a small imperfection that unfortunately cost valuable points. As the test progressed, however, Jorinde and Charmer visibly regained their rhythm, particularly in the canter work, where the combination found its balance again. This resulted in a 14th place with a score of 66.065%.
In the freestyle to music, Jorinde and Charmer showed once more what they were capable of together. With increased expression, relaxation, and collection, the test developed into a strong farewell, earning them a 13th place with 74.255% A fitting conclusion to their shared story.
Wim Verwimp and Jedai de Massa
Wim Verwimp also competed in Amsterdam with Jedai de Massa. In the Grand Prix, he finished in 11th place with 68.696%, followed by a 14th place in the freestyle to music with a score of 72.965%.
One chapter closes, a new one begins
With the farewell to Charmer, Jorinde closes a very special chapter. For seven years, horse and rider grew together, experiencing highlights, learning moments, and showing unwavering dedication along the way. Jumping Amsterdam 2026 thus became not only a sporting event, but above all a warm and dignified farewell.
Wim Verwimp is sponsored by:
Albion Saddlemakers Co. Ltd
Equilannoo
ThinLine Global


Strong performances by Jorinde Verwimp at the London International Horse Show
Last weekend, Jorinde Verwimp competed at the prestigious London International Horse Show at ExCeL London, a well established fixture on the FEI Dressage World Cup™ calendar. In a strong international field, Jorinde appeared with her Oldenburg gelding Charmer, by Charmeur x Quattro.
In the FEI Dressage World Cup™ Grand Prix, the combination presented a well ridden and harmonious test. With a score of 68.348%, they finished in a commendable 11th place, underlining both the high level of competition and the pair’s consistent development.
Jorinde and Charmer also confirmed their form in the Grand Prix Freestyle to Music. Presenting a new freestyle, well suited to Charmer both technically and artistically, the combination impressed the judges and achieved a score of 75.095%, earning an excellent 9th place.
Results Jorinde Verwimp and Charmer
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FEI Dressage World Cup™ Grand Prix: 68.348% – 11th place
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Grand Prix Freestyle to Music: 75.095% – 9th place
Jorinde on her results:
“I am super happy with how Charmer felt in London. It really is one of the most enjoyable shows, with the Christmas atmosphere, and the crowd there is incredibly enthusiastic!”
Busy but successful international days for Jorinde at CDI Peelbergen
Last weekend, Jorinde Verwimp competed at CDI Peelbergen in Kronenberg. With three horses: Lotus-S, Charmer and My Dream V/H Aegroschot, she rode in both the Small Tour and the Grand Prix Tour. It was an educational three days with solid scores and valuable competition experience for all horses.
Lotus-S
Grand Galaxy Win × Juventus • Dark bay gelding • 2016
Owner: Yas Horse Racing Management • Breeder: A.C.A. Van Roosmalen
For the just 9-year-old Lotus-S, CDI Peelbergen was only his third Grand Prix start ever, making this show another important step in his development. On Friday he scored 64.435% in the Grand Prix. On Saturday he continued with the Grand Prix Special, earning 63.404%. Although he is still only 9-years-old and inexperienced at this level, Lotus-S shows great potential for the future.
Charmer
Charmeur × Quattro 7 • Bay gelding • 2012
Owner: Jorinde Verwimp • Breeder: Hans Peytier
Charmer delivered a strong performance in Friday’s Grand Prix, scoring 67.761%. On Saturday he started in the Grand Prix Freestyle, finishing with 71.670%, rounding off his CDI weekend in an excellent way.
My Dream V/H Aegroschot
Dreamboy × Blue Horse Zack • Bay mare • 2017
Owner: Peter Jonckers • Breeder: Stal Aegroschot
For the 8-year-old My Dream V/H Aegroschot, this was her first indoor CDI, an important milestone in her young career. She started the weekend strongly with an 8th place in the Prix St. Georges, scoring 67.451%.
In the Intermédiaire I and the Freestyle on Sunday, tension unfortunately played a bigger role, which was reflected in the scores (63.284% and 69.242%). Nevertheless, the weekend remains valuable for her development and progression within the Small Tour.
With these three horses, Jorinde gained further important international experience. Dressuurstal Verwimp looks back on a successful and educational CDI weekend and is already looking forward to the upcoming competitions.
Photo: Hippofoto
Wim Verwimp & Jedai de Massa at CDI-W Stuttgart 2025 2025
At the CDI-W in Stuttgart, Wim Verwimp and Jedai de Massa competed in both the Grand Prix and the Grand Prix Freestyle to Music.
Grand Prix – 67.326%
Grand Prix Freestyle – 74.050%
Although the scores didn’t fully reflect the quality seen in the preparation, Wim is incredibly proud of Jedai. During the warm-up, he felt fantastic—relaxed and showing lots of quality. However, in the test itself, he was slightly impressed by the footing, which prevented Wim from delivering the tests he knows are within reach.
Nevertheless, both the scores and the progression show that this combination is clearly developing. With confidence, they look ahead to the next competition!
Strong performances for Wim Verwimp and Jedai de Massa at CDI-W Lyon
During the World Cup event CDI-W Lyon (30–31 October 2025), Wim Verwimp once again delivered a strong performance with the eleven-year-old gelding Jedai de Massa (Don Juan de Hus x Mina de la Font by Galopin de la Font), bred by Sylvain Massa and owned by Eon Jin Chin.
In the Grand Prix, the pair achieved a solid 69.109%, securing ninth place in a particularly strong field, which saw three Belgian combinations finish within the top ten.
A day later, Wim and Jedai competed in the World Cup Grand Prix Freestyle, where they produced a beautiful and harmonious test to score 73.560%. This result earned them another top-ten finish, placing tenth among some of Europe’s most experienced World Cup riders.
With these results, the combination confirms their continued progress this season, following previous strong performances in Aachen, Rotterdam, and Wierzbna Bialy Las. Jedai de Massa, known for his expressive piaffe and passage, is showing increasing confidence at the highest level of international sport and continues to make notable progress in the canter work.
Many thanks to breeder Sylvain Massa for his trust in his breeding lines, and congratulations to owner Eon Jin Chin on these consistent World Cup-level results.
Wim Verwimp is proudly supported by:
Albion Saddlemakers Co. Ltd
Equilannoo
ThinLine Global
Strong performances for Wim Verwimp and Jedai de Massa at CDI-W Wierzbna Bialy Las
This past weekend, Wim Verwimp traveled to the Polish venue of Wierzbna Bialy Las with the eleven-year-old gelding Jedai de Massa (Don Juan de Hus x Mina de la Font by Galopin de la Font), bred by Sylvain Massa and owned by Eon Jin Chin. The pair once again showcased their consistent form at Grand Prix level.
Grand Prix
With a score of 69.370%, Wim and Jedai secured a strong fifth place in a highly competitive international field.
Grand Prix Freestyle
In the World Cup qualifier, they demonstrated their progress once again: with an impressive 73.950%, the combination claimed seventh place in the Freestyle.
These results highlight the ongoing development of the pair, who have already enjoyed multiple international highlights this year. The elegant gelding continues to prove himself as a talented asset for Belgian dressage.
Many thanks to breeder Sylvain Massa for his trust in his bloodlines, and congratulations to owner Eon Jin Chin on these results.
Sponsors: Albion Saddlemakers Co. Ltd, Equilannoo, ThinLine Global
Wim Verwimp and Jedai de Massa: Grand Prix Success with Strong Breeding Foundation
The ten-year-old gelding Jedai de Massa (Don Juan de Hus x Mina de la Font by Galopin de la Font), owned by Eon Jin Chin, demonstrates with Wim Verwimp that he has everything needed for the highest level.
The gelding hails from the breeding program of Sylvain Massa, a name renowned in the dressage world for his thoughtful combinations of modern dressage lines with Lusitano blood. With horses like Vodka de Massa and now Jedai de Massa, this breeder has proven his eye for horses with both talent and presence.
In 2024, Jedai de Massa made his international Grand Prix debut under Wim in Ermelo, followed by strong performances at Indoor Friesland (64.544% GP and 71.955% Freestyle), CDN Bocholt (2nd place, 70.890%), and CDN Turnhout (2nd place, 70.489%).
This season, that success continued internationally: in April, the pair achieved a highlight with a personal best of 70.656% and victory in Aachen. At CHIO Rotterdam, Wim and Jedai scored 68.587% in the Grand Prix and 73.280% in the Freestyle, contributing to Belgium’s bronze team medal. They have also been named first reserve for the European Championships in Crozet, France.
With Jedai de Massa, Sylvain Massa’s breeding once again proves its strength: elegant, willing horses that stand out on the highest stage.
CHIO Aachen: strong performances for Wim Verwimp and Jedai de Massa
At the prestigious CHIO Aachen, Wim Verwimp and Jedai de Massa delivered strong results in the CDI4* classes.
On Tuesday, the pair placed 13th in the CDI4* Grand Prix with a score of 69.369%. Their test was characterized by harmony and expression, with several judges scoring just under 70%.
In the Grand Prix Special on Thursday, Wim and Jedai once again showed great form, finishing 9th with a score of 68.489%. Although Jedai de Massa (Don Juan de Hus x Galopin de la Font) showed some tension in the impressive arena, he presented himself well and continues to make a strong impression internationally.
We are proud of these consistent results at one of the most prestigious events of the season.
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