Danish Grand Prix horses Blue Hors Touch of Olympic and Aagaardens Lianne have been sold to Malaysian dressage rider Diani Cheng Ni Lee as Asian Games hopefuls. Touch of Olympic L, a Danish warmblood gelding, was initially trained and competed by Nanna Skodborg Merrald, achieving success at national and international levels. Aagaardens Lianne, a Danish warmblood mare, was first competed in Denmark by Ida Hofman-Bang and later by Karoline Rohmann, showing promise in small tour and Under 25 Grand Prix levels.
Diani Cheng Ni Lee, a 36-year old Malaysian rider, has acquired the two talented Grand Prix horses to make a comeback to the competition ring in South East Asia. Diani, who represented Malaysia at previous Asian Games and South East Asian Games, has a strong passion for dressage and is excited to work with Dennis Fisker and his team to further develop herself and her horses. Aagaardens Lianne will be flown to Malaysia while Touch of Olympic L will remain in Denmark for training with Dennis Fisker.
Diani Cheng Ni Lee, who has a background in business and previously put riding on hold due to injury, is eager to resume her dressage career with the support of her new horses. She looks forward to representing her country in competitions and is grateful for the opportunity to work with experienced professionals like Dennis Fisker. Diani’s passion for dressage remains strong, and she is excited to start this new journey with Blue Horse Touch of Olympic and Aagaardens Lianne.
