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At the age of 17, Peder Fredricson’s faithful partner H&M All In (Kashmir van Schuttershof x Andiamo, bred by Bas Huybregts) will be retired from the sport.

"A horse like H&M All In, who has given us all so much, should end his career on top," Fredricson announced today. "Words cannot describe how much he has meant to me and to the equestrian sport. It is not an easy decision to make, but it is the right decision."

"I still have to pinch my arm to believe the great achievements this little beloved horse has done. I am incredibly grateful to have been part of this journey together with H&M All In and Peder," Charlotte Söderström, the owner of H&M All In, said. 

During his illustrious career with Fredricson, H&M All In won six championship medals including individual silver at the Rio Olympic Games, followed by team gold and individual silver at the Tokyo Olympic Games. In 2017, the two were crowned European Champions on home soil in Gothenburg, where the Swedish team also claimed silver. At the 2022 World Championships in Herning they were part of the Swedish squad that won gold. Winning five-star Grand Prix classes at venues such as Falsterbo, Knokke, Rotterdam and Stockholm, H&M All In has since 2015 earned over 1,3 million Euros in prize money and finished on the podium in 56 international competitions. Fredricson and H&M All In also contributed to the Swedish Nations Cups wins in Rotterdam in 2017 and in Falsterbo in 2019, posting some of their many clear rounds for their country. 

H&M All In will be thanked off with an official retirement ceremony at Gothenburg Horse Show on February 23rd. 

At World of Showjumping, we wish Allan a very happy retirement!