And if you donвЂ™t have that, you canвЂ™t ride him, and he canвЂ™t show his qualities.вЂќ You have to be a good rider and you have to have a lot of patience. вЂњWe know he is talented, but you have to believe in him. He has a lot of quality, we always knew that, but he was always very sensitive,вЂќ Katrien said.

вЂњI think thatвЂ™s because women have more patience with horses. Katrien pointed out that only females have ridden the Belgian Warmblood. 'He has all the scope and all the power, everything comes very effortlessly to him, so for me itвЂ™s about getting the details and getting to know each other and I feel like we have a very good partnership,' she said. Speaking in Japan on Monday, Springsteen, 29, said she and Don Juan have grown together over the past year. ItвЂ™s a recognition for all the work we put in it.' And the nicest thing is that Jessica Springsteen kept his entire name.'Дon Juan was sold at age 7 to a Belgian equestrian named Eleonore Lambilliotte, who sold the stallion to the farm Springsteen trains at in Colts Neck, New Jersey, in 2019. 'He says, 'ItвЂ™s like my work is fulfilled. Thus making Don Juan's Olympics presence all the more special for Gustaaf and his family. 'He keeps both (dressage and jumping) in mind while breeding,' Katrien said. Now 46-years-old herself, Katrien said she believes her father started breeding equestrian horses when she was between 10 and 12. Katrien Quintelier says her father became passionate about equestrian at age 18 and developed into an accomplished dressage rider. Jessica Springsteen will try for her own bit of international fame starting Tuesday at the equestrian individual qualifiers at the Tokyo Olympics, with Don Juan van de Donhoeve underneath her.ДЄs Jessica's surname is Springsteen, the 'van de Donkhoeve' could be considered that of Don Juan's, with 'Donkhoeve' the name of Gustaaf Quintelier's farm. 'But we follow Jessica for her riding because sheвЂ™s a great rider and she works hard at it. 'We started to listen to the songs of Bruce Springsteen and we recognized them, but we didnвЂ™t know it was Bruce Springsteen,' Katrien told USA TODAY Sports. вЂњNow we know a little bit about Bruce Springsteen,вЂќ said Katrien Quintelier, the daughter of equestrian breeder Gustaaf Quintelier.ДЄny appreciation of Springsteen's music is thanks to The BossвЂ™ daughter's intersection in their lives. So when the stallion they foaled nearly 12 years ago on their breeding grounds in Belgium was sold to a farm in New Jersey, the Quintelier family researched Jessica Springsteen, daughter of music icon Bruce Springsteen.

TOKYO - The songs sounded familiar but they didn't know who that was strumming the guitar and bellowing into the microphone.

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