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     As a five year old, Kaiser earned the honor of becoming Ontario Champion and a chance to compete in the Canadian Jumper Development Championships at the Royal Winter Fair.  The Canadian Championships are the best of the best in their age groups competing head to head and once again, Kaiser de la Cour came out with the win.  Somewhere within his busy schedule as a 5 year old, Kaiser was licensed with the Canadian Warmblood, Canadian Sport Horse and the Oldenburg Verband.  He was named Grand Champion at the Canadian Warmblood Stallion Licensing.  He scored 10 across the board for gallop, techniquerideability and scope.

     Kaiser's first foals were on the ground by the time he was six.  The Oldenburg Verband deemed three from only four born that year premium foals.

     As a six year old, he continued on his winning pace by becoming Ontario Champion in the six year old division.  Again, he was on his way to the Royal in Toronto to compete in the Canadian Championships.  He came in a very close second, being one of only two clear rounds.  Yann Candele of France was aboard for the ride, and he commented, "This horse definitely has what it takes to be at the top of this sport."

     Now at the age of seven, Kaiser continues to handle his busy schedule magnificently.  Along with his busy breeding calendar, he has moved up to the Modified Grand Prix level and as always is a success.  He has placed in the top ten at every show thus far.  To round out his 2005 season, Kaiser traveled to Halifax to compete in the Kubota Cup Series.  There he earned a 7th place finish in the open welcome and a 2nd place in the speed.  He is now in West Palm Beach to continue his stellar career with Mill Creek Stables.