Manuel Fernandez Saro has been a mainstay on the Spanish jumping team for nearly two decades and has during his career produced countless of horses for top-level sport. Over the last fifteen years, Fanfa – as he is nicknamed – has competed at the Olympic Games, two World Equestrian Games, four European Championships as well as being crowned Spanish Champion. Fanfa has represented Spain in more than 25 Nations Cups, counting the last decade only.

Manuel Fernandez Saro has been a mainstay on the Spanish jumping team for nearly two decades and has during his career produced countless of horses for top-level sport. Over the last fifteen years, Fanfa – as he is nicknamed – has competed at the Olympic Games, two World Equestrian Games, four European Championships as well as being crowned Spanish Champion. Fanfa has represented Spain in more than 25 Nations Cups, counting the last decade only.

Manuel Fernandez Saro has been a mainstay on the Spanish jumping team for nearly two decades and has during his career produced countless of horses for top-level sport. Over the last fifteen years, Fanfa – as he is nicknamed – has competed at the Olympic Games, two World Equestrian Games, four European Championships as well as being crowned Spanish Champion. Fanfa has represented Spain in more than 25 Nations Cups, counting the last decade only.

Manuel Fernandez Saro has been a mainstay on the Spanish jumping team for nearly two decades and has during his career produced countless of horses for top-level sport. Over the last fifteen years, Fanfa – as he is nicknamed – has competed at the Olympic Games, two World Equestrian Games, four European Championships as well as being crowned Spanish Champion. Fanfa has represented Spain in more than 25 Nations Cups, counting the last decade only.