JO, WEG, WORLD CUP etc... derniers infos et commérages !!!

Pia MUNCK a écrit:

Mélissett a écrit:

Pia MUNCK a écrit:Hi hi hi... alors viens me voir !

Dès que mon portefeuille sera garni, j'accourre chez toi!!!

Hi hi hi... tu me fais toujours rire, Mélissett !

Non, blague à part... je suis fière de tes progrès, et ton cheval alezan il te laisses bien progresser, et c'est déjà ÉNORME !!!

Oui c'est vrai je suis très contente de lui car il fait de vrais efforts tous les jours et a un moral d'enfer (presque meilleur que le mien parfois!!), et en plus il saute!!
J'ai de nouvelles photos de lui (et moi bien sûr!!) sur mon topic (tu me donnes ton avis, hein??? ), et quand je revois les toutes premières photos du mois de Juillet, c'est là que je me rends vraiment compte de ses progrès!

..j'ai encore quelques photos des GERMAN MASTERS à STUTTGART:
MAX / KYRA KYRKLUND

BALAGUR/alexandra KORELOVA

WHISPER/monica THEODORESCU

CDI-W Mechelen (Belgium) Grand Prix Freestyle
Results December 27 2008

Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total %
E Judet
H Ernes
C Withages
M v_Daele
B Hess

1 Adelinde Cornelissen
Parzival
G-1997: Jazz x Ulft NED

KWPN 79.65% 78.00%
79.00%
3 77.50%
80.00%
1 76.00%
80.00%
2 78.50%
78.00%
1 82.50%
87.00%
1

2 Anky Van Grunsven
IPS Painted Black
S-1997: Gribaldi x Ferro NED

KWPN 78.40% 75.50%
82.00%
2 73.00%
81.00%
3 74.50%
82.00%
1 74.00%
82.00%
2 77.00%
83.00%
3

3 Hans Peter Minderhoud
Exquis Nadine
M-1995: TCN Partout x Roemer NED

KWPN 77.90% 75.50%
84.00%
1 74.50%
82.00%
2 69.50%
79.00%
3 72.50%
79.00%
3 77.00%
86.00%
2

4 Jeannette Haazen
Nartan
G-1995: Jazz x Le Faquin xx NED

KWPN 75.15% 74.50%
79.00%
4 72.00%
80.00%
4 67.50%
73.00%
6 75.00%
76.00%
4 74.50%
80.00%
4

5 Stefan van Ingelghem
Whitney van 't Genthof
S-1999: Ferro x Balzflug BEL

BWP 73.80% 70.50%
76.00%
5 68.50%
78.00%
5 68.50%
75.00%
4 70.50%
77.00%
5 75.00%
79.00%
5

6 Jeroen Devroe
Apollo van het Vijverhof
G-2000: Welt Hit II x Rittmeister BEL

OLDNB 71.30% 70.00%
71.00%
8 65.50%
75.00%
9 69.00%
72.00%
5 66.00%
75.00%
8 70.50%
79.00%
7

7 Anne Van Olst - Koch
Exquis Clearwater
G-1998: Carpaccio x Limebrand DEN

DWB 70.90% 70.50%
71.00%
7 68.00%
70.00%
12 65.00%
67.00%
13 69.50%
77.00%
6 74.00%
77.00%
6

7 Michal Rapcewicz
Randon
G-1997: Czuwaj x Fanimo POL

SP 70.90% 70.00%
74.00%
6 66.50%
74.00%
9 67.00%
72.00%
7 68.00%
73.00%
8 69.50%
75.00%
11

9 Catherine Haddad
Maximus JSS
G-1994: May Sherif x Höjvangs Lukas USA

DWB 70.80% 68.50%
72.00%
9 67.50%
74.00%
8 63.50%
69.00%
12 68.50%
76.00%
7 72.00%
77.00%
8

10 Katarzyna Milczarek Jasinka
Ekwador
S-2000: Heraldik x Corofino POL

70.25% 70.00%
70.00%
10 69.00%
74.00%
6 66.50%
69.00%
9 65.50%
70.00%
13 75.50%
73.00%
9

11 Francoise Hologne-Joux
Born
G-1990: Biskaj Liberecky x Hubertus Humbursk BEL

SLO 70.00% 66.00%
69.00%
12 69.00%
73.00%
7 69.50%
69.00%
8 65.50%
71.00%
12 72.00%
76.00%
10

12 Camilla Sygall
DJ One more time
G-1996: D-Day x Aktion GBR

NRPS 69.75% 69.00%
71.00%
10 67.50%
73.00%
9 65.50%
70.00%
9 66.00%
71.00%
11 69.50%
75.00%
11

13 Wim Verwimp
Maxwill V
G-1995: Goodwill x Dageraad BEL

KWPN 67.80% 65.50%
68.00%
13 67.50%
70.00%
13 66.00%
68.00%
11 65.50%
70.00%
13 68.50%
69.00%
13

14 Thamar Zweistra
Hexagon's Ortello
G-1997: Karthago x Woldstreek NED

KWPN 66.95% 63.00%
68.00%
14 63.50%
70.00%
14 65.00%
67.00%
13 67.50%
70.00%
10 65.50%
70.00%
14



Hattrick for Adelinde Cornelissen

By Claartje van Andel - dressagedirect

A freezing sunny winter outside and inside the warm Christmas atmosphere in the Nekkerhal in Mechelen Belgium was the environment for the sixth World Cup™ Qualifier in the Western European League. Once again it was won by Dutch Adelinde Cornelissen aboard Parzival who after Stockholm and London scored a hattrick by winning her third. “It was my third, but not my easiest”, Adelinde reacted. “The Nekkerhal is quite something with the rumour and distractions all around. You all have seen that Parzival had his eyes not only focused on me. I was constantly planning other lines in my choreography to not bring him and myself into difficulties by asking lectures like the pirouettes too much on the borders near the distractions. I succeeded in this, but I have to admit Parzival was a bit on the handbrake too. Of course I prefer more expression, but that asks for the right time and place too.”



Adelinde Cornelissen and Parzival won their third but not easiest World Cup qualifier in Mechelen

Runner up Anky van Grunsven aboard her black stallion IPS Painted Black had other difficulties to cope with. As IPS Painted Black had some mistakes in yesterday’s Grand Prix especially caused by the contact she felt very happy with the looseness, obedience and nice contact of her stallion today. However already in the start of her Freestyle she witnessed a wrong musical cd with a practice-tango-Freestyle was played, not the special and real show edition for IPS Painted Black. “It’s all me to blame, I feel like a beginner”, Anky said. “There are three mistakes I have to count. It started with not packing my cd’s at home myself. The second one was not bringing my official end reserve cd to the organiser myself. And the third and not the least was refraining from the sound check. As IPS Painted Black was really with me this time, I felt even more sorry.”
The third Dutch in the row of prize winners was Olympian Hans Peter Minderhoud aboard Exquis Nadine. He easily could have been the third man to grab the prize. The mare Nadine had wonderful extensions and expressed her easiness for instance in the half passes and transitions to the extreme. However only Isabelle Judet agreed on the win. Wim Ernes felt a bit surprised not to have given Nadine and Hans Peter Minderhoud the highest points. The pirouettes that were performed too big and the piaffe that is a bit out of balance sometimes might have prevented a higher score. “I feel sorry as I had a great feeling, both yesterday and today. I hoped the judges would have given me more advantage of the simplicity and easiness”, Hans Peter said, who also won the two Intermediate classes with his stallion Tango.
Immediately after Minderhoud Jeannette Haazen went for the fourth position. The wonderful and fitting music all mixed and done by Jeannette herself was very cheerful. A higher position was prevented by the missing of the halt in the end and today Nartan did not show the piaffe to his advantage.

Apart from the victorious Dutch in the first four places, the Belgian riders showed nice improvements, to the enthusiasm of the home crowd. For Jeroen Devroe a flash back came over him when he left the arena with his only 8 year old new talent Apollo van het Vijvershof. The remembrance of his late Paganini struck him. “I came to Mechelen to learn. If this is learning, there is a lot of promise in the future with Apollo and it should be a comfort”, Jeroen Devroe said. The best Belgian rider was national champion Stefan van Ingelgem aboard his big stallion Withney van het Genthof. “In four shows I am just happy with any shows’ improvements”, the modest Belgian said. Chair of the judges Mariette Withages praised the field of participants with not only strong Dutch and Belgian competitors but also two Polish competitors who reallt gave nice performances. Olympic bronze medallist Heike Kemmer will not have very good memories to her visit at the Flanders Christmas Horseshow as she was eliminated. Her only 10 year old horse Royal Rubin showed blood in his mouth and the reglement is very clear about that.



Adelinde Cornelissen congratulated by Michel de Bosschere director Ricoh Belgium Pictures Dirk Caremans www.hippofoto.be

The next qualifier in the Western European league will be the Amsterdam Horseshow Jumping Amsterdam from January 20-25. The celebration of the 50th edition of Jumping Amsterdam will only add to the festive spirit of the historical event in the capital of the Netherlands. The London Mounted Metropolitan Police will make it’s debut on the continent and help to celebrate the historical edition by showing their special Activity Ride. The WC™ Freestyle to music will be held at Saturday 24th.

Find more information and results at www.jumping-mechelen.com/

Western European League
Standings following 5 competitions in WEL + 6 CEL

1 Hans Peter MINDERHOUD NED 62
2. Adelinde CORNELISSEN NED 60
3. Monica THEODORESCU GER 42
3. Christa LAARAKKERS NED 42
5. Jeannette HAAZEN NED 41
6. Isabell WERTH GER 40
7. Stefan VAN INGELGEM BEL 39
8. Catherine HADDAD USA 34
9. Heike KEMMER GER 31
10. Anke TER BEEK NED 30
10. Anne VAN OLST DEN 30
12. Evi STRASSER * CAN 29


CDI-W Mechelen (Belgium) Grand Prix de Dressage
Results December 26 2008

Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total % Ernes
E Hess
H Judet
C Withages
M v_Daele
B

1 Adelinde Cornelissen
Parzival
G-1997: Jazz x Ulft NED

KWPN 76.29% 79.17%
1 75.21%
1 77.50%
1 72.92%
1 76.67%
1

2 Anky Van Grunsven
IPS Painted Black
S-1997: Gribaldi x Ferro NED

KWPN 72.25% 71.88%
2 71.67%
3 72.71%
2 72.08%
2 72.92%
2

3 Hans Peter Minderhoud
Exquis Nadine
M-1995: TCN Partout x Roemer NED

KWPN 72.04% 71.88%
2 72.50%
2 72.50%
3 71.25%
3 72.08%
3

4 Jeannette Haazen
Nartan
G-1995: Jazz x Le Faquin xx NED

KWPN 70.29% 71.46%
4 71.46%
4 69.17%
6 68.13%
5 71.25%
4

5 Stefan van Ingelghem
Withney van ’t Genthof
S-1999: Ferro x Balzflug BEL

BWP 69.50% 69.38%
5 68.96%
7 70.00%
5 69.17%
4 70.00%
6

6 Heike Kemmer
Royal Rubin
S-1998: Rubinstein x Brandenburger GER

SACHS 69.46% 67.71%
7 71.25%
5 70.21%
4 67.29%
6 70.83%
5

7 Michal Rapcewicz
Randon
G-1997: Czuwaj x Fanimo POL

SP 67.96% 68.13%
6 68.33%
8 68.33%
7 66.04%
9 68.96%
7

8 Katarzyna Milczarek Jasinka
Ekwador
S-2000: Heraldik x Corofino POL

67.29% 67.08%
9 69.17%
6 66.67%
9 65.83%
10 67.71%
8

9 Anne Van Olst - Koch
Exquis Clearwater
G-1998: Carpaccio x Limebrand DEN

DWB 66.92% 66.04%
11 66.88%
10 67.50%
8 66.88%
7 67.29%
9

10 Jeroen Devroe
Apollo van het Vijverhof
G-2000: Welt Hit II x Rittmeister BEL

OLDNB 66.79% 66.67%
10 66.88%
10 66.67%
9 66.67%
8 67.08%
10

11 Catherine Haddad
Maximus JSS
G-1994: May Sherif x Höjvangs Lukas USA

DWB 66.63% 67.29%
8 68.13%
9 65.83%
11 65.63%
11 66.25%
12

12 Francoise Hologne-Joux
Born
G-1990: Biskaj Liberecky x Hubertus Humbursk BEL

SLO 65.75% 64.79%
14 66.67%
12 65.21%
12 65.63%
11 66.46%
11

13 Wim Verwimp
Maxwill V
G-1995: Goodwill x Dageraad BEL

KWPN 64.79% 65.42%
13 64.79%
14 64.17%
13 64.58%
13 65.00%
13

14 Thamar Zweistra
Hexagon's Ortello
G-1997: Karthago x Woldstreek NED

KWPN 64.33% 64.58%
15 65.42%
13 63.33%
14 63.54%
15 64.79%
14

15 Camilla Sygall
DJ One more time
G-1996: D-Day x Aktion GBR

NRPS 64.25% 66.04%
11 63.96%
15 63.33%
14 64.38%
14 63.54%
15

16 Gilles Siauve
Aston
G-1998: A Jungle Prince FRA

HANN 61.33% 61.25%
16 61.25%
17 62.08%
16 58.96%
17 63.13%
16

17 Veronika Marthaler
Del Vento
S-1995: Donnerwind SUI

GER 60.79% 59.58%
17 62.92%
16 61.46%
17 59.38%
16 60.63%
17

18 Eva Senn - Widmer
St Ludwigs Aquilino
S-1994: Argentinus x Journesse SUI

OLD 58.63% 56.88%
18 60.63%
18 57.92%
18 58.54%
18 59.17%
18

19 Jean-Francois Lagarde
Marco
G-1994: Hierarch FRA

KWPN 56.71% 56.88%
18 57.29%
19 55.21%
19 56.67%
19 57.50%
19

Find more information and results at www.jumping-mechelen.com/

alors, qui a acheté la jument noire???

popline a écrit:alors, qui a acheté la jument noire???

Hi hi hi... je viens de trouver... ce soir !!!

En fait le SCOOP est un peu moins scoop que l'on m'avait dit en premier lieu ... mais pas mal tout de même !!! Je vais y revenir en fin de ce mail !

Pia MUNCK a écrit:J'ai un SCOOP !!!

Je viens de reçevoir un appel de Portugal :

L'un de mes chevaux vendus, une jument WARMBLOD DANOIS par OLYMPIC FERRO, vient d'être vendue à une cavalière niveau International !

Je n'ose pas encore dire le nom, il faut d'abord que je vérifie ces informations !

J'ai vendu cette jument danoise à l'âge de 4 ans, à peine débourré, en lui prédictant le potentiel Grand Prix, à un cavalier de Grand Prix espagnol qui vit au Portugal et qui dépuis a éduqué cette jument jusqu'aux exercises du Grand Prix !

Voici, cette jument en photos à l'âge de 6 ans :

Puis, voici, FERRA, en 2007, à l'âge de 8 ans, où elle gagne un Prix St Georg :

En fait FERRA a été vendue à une cavalière norvégienne (l'on m'avait dit danoise mais bon !), toute jeune, Lillian JEBSEN, qui a eu comme résultats avec son cheval, Flyinges Wetano :

- Champion Nordique (Danemark, Suède, Finlande, Norvège tous contre l'un l'autre) 2008 Jeunes Cavaliers

- Deuxième à Saumur 2008 en International Jeunes Cavaliers avec 72,55 %

- No 6 aux Championnat d'Europe 2008 Jeunes Cavaliers sur 40 participants (ici, en image avec Flyinges Wetano) :

Brèf, vraiment pas mal comme jeune prodigée... qui en plus s'entraîne depuis un certain temps... AU DANEMARK !!!
.

Infos par : www.dressagedirect.com

CDI3* Zwolle (Netherlands) Grand Prix Freestyle
Results January 09 2009

Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total % Sanders
E Engel
H Wessels
C Wolff
M Judet
B

1 Hans Peter Minderhoud
Exquis Escapado
G-1993: Exlibris x Ikarus NED

OLDNB 75.90% 74.75%
1 75.50%
2 76.75%
1 76.50%
1 76.00%
1

2 Marlies Van Baalen
BMC Kigali
S-1992: Wolfgang x Voltaire NED

KWPN 73.30% 74.00%
2 76.50%
1 73.25%
3 70.00%
5 72.75%
2

3 Sander Marijnissen
Moedwil
G-1994: Goodwill x Beaujolais NED

KWPN 72.75% 72.50%
3 70.75%
6 75.50%
2 73.25%
2 71.75%
4

4 Jane Gregory
Lucky Star
G-1992: Lucky Light x Donauwind GBR

DWB 71.25% 69.50%
5 73.75%
5 73.00%
4 68.00%
7 72.00%
3

5 Edward Gal
Interfloor Next One
G-1995: Jazz x Le Mexico NED

KWPN 71.15% 70.75%
4 74.50%
3 71.25%
6 71.75%
4 67.50%
6

6 Jeroen Devroe
Apollo van het Vijverhof
G-2000: Welt Hit II x Rittmeister BEL

OLDNB 70.85% 69.25%
6 74.00%
4 72.50%
5 69.50%
6 69.00%
5

7 Aat van Essen
Premier
G-1997: Jazz x Ulft NED

KWPN 69.30% 69.25%
6 68.25%
8 69.50%
7 72.50%
3 67.00%
7

8 Wim Verwimp
Maxwill V
G-1995: Goodwill x Dageraad BEL

KWPN 67.50% 67.00%
8 69.50%
7 66.75%
8 67.75%
8 66.50%
8

Two stallions supreme in Zwolle

By Claartje van Andel dressagedirect

Zwolle International used to be a stallion show and although open now for all sexes still the presence of stallions could be seriously felt at Zwolle International. Hans Peter Minderhoud was the winning man in Zwolle and he first showed approved KWPN-stallion IPS Tango to his advantage, winning the Prix St Georges (71,754%) and the Intermediate Freestyle Test (73,800%). Hans Peter Minderhoud showed the stallion very loose and even, with a lot of harmony. A pleasure for the eye, although some tension could not be neglected in the Freestyle.
The second stallion who won his class was the former vice World champion Young Horses BMC Roman Nature, KWPN approved as well. Angela Krooswijk aboard BMC Roman Nature took the win in the Junior Class team test and the individual test (71,315%). The pair is very motivated and secure and leaves nothing to circumstances. Angela Krooswijk was very happy as three of her horses, BMC Roman Nature, Flash and Don Revino, have been promoted to the Dutch A-cadre now. A welcome reward for all training efforts

The biggest class of course is the Grand Prix. The new FEI tests 2009 are the talk of the month those days. Dutch Olympian Hans Peter Minderhoud took his second win by winning the Grand Prix aboard Exquis Escapado (70,297%). However he was not pleased with his own concentration this time. “It’s incredible. I even took the time to watch seven Grand Prix tests and was thinking all the time, let’s not forget the backward strides which have been scratched from the Prix St Georges but came back into the Grand Prix test now! And guess what happened? I just forgot to go backwards!”, Hans Peter commented. As Exquis Escapado showed a lot of remarkable nice things anyway, the win was Hans Peter’s.
The pair also won the GP Freestyle riding at the nice music for Exquis Nadine, created by Joost Peters. “Time for his own Freestyle music now, as Nadine has much bigger strides and I had to adept to Escapado’s steps”, Hans Peter said. It will need some more time though, Hans Peter simply is too busy. He also plans to show Exquis Escapado in two World Cup™ Qualifier Events to have a reserve horse for the Final in Las Vegas if needed. The busy schedule includes competing in the World Cup™ Qualifier in Amsterdam aboard Nadine, than competing aboard Exquis Escapado in the new World Dressage Masters in Palm Beach and than move forward to the finals of the KWPN Stallion competitions in ‘s-Hertogenbosch again.
The runner up position in Grand Prix was taken by Sander Marijnissen aboard Moedwill (Goodwill x Beaujolais). The pair showed a great piaffe and passage, however some tension in the canter work prevented the winning position (68,638%). The next day Sander Marijnissen did a new Freestyle test composed by Charles Montérie which needed some more work. “I was very happy with the extensions but could not make the best use of the choreography and the music now. I had only ridden it once at home”, Sander commented.
The runner up position in the Grand Prix Freestyle now was for KWPN-approved stallion BMC Kigali showed by Marlies van Baalen. In Grand Prix the pair had become third and BMC Kigali had surprised his rider by stopping just before a pirouette. Whether Marlies had been mixed up between pirouettes left and right, which order changed this year compared to last year’s Grand Prix, was uncertain. “Let’s say we had a slight communication problem”, Marlies concluded. However in the Freestyle the pair was there and showed remarkable improvement in piaffe and passage, the easiness in the changes and in the performing of the program. The pair showed on the Sinatra-music which belonged to the stallion Idocus in the early days. Dutch judge Eddy de Wolff van Westerrode commented that he felt the start in the trotting work had not been to the advantage of BMC Kigali as he had noticed some irregularity, which showed in his points. Trainer Johann Hinnemann was happy but said improvements could still be reached by Marlies when she would allow herself and BMC Kigali a little more time in between.

Other classes

No rider could beat the almost unbeatable Rabotalent of the year Lotje Schoots aboard Torricelli in the Young Riders team class (72,456%) and the individual test (72,105%).
The two Belgian ponyriders Noemi Goris and Jorinde Verwimp shared the win with their ponies Alexander Dumas and the grey stallion Tonkawa SD in the first pony team test of Zwolle International (69,814%). Noemi Goris took the individual test Friday morning aboard Alexander Dumas (71,228) and this time Dutch Maria van den Dungen was the runner up aboard the beautiful looking only eight year old black stallion Rembrandt DDH (sired by Renoir) (70,175%). Talking about team pairs in the Dutch A-cadre, Maria van den Dungen already has five ponies at her list, an incredible effort at this young age.



Hans Peter Minderhoud was the winning man in Zwolle winning four tests aboard stallion IPS Tango and Exquis Escapado Picture courtesy ©Marjon Hoen

Find more on the show in Zolle on www.zwolleinternational.nl/www.zwolleinternational.nl/


CDI3* Zwolle (Netherlands) Grand Prix de Dressage
Results January 08 2009

Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total % Matthiesen
E Ernes
H Judet
C Hamoen
M v_Daele
B

1 Hans Peter Minderhoud
Exquis Escapado
G-1993: Exlibris x Ikarus NED

OLDNB 70.30% 71.28%
1 70.21%
2 69.57%
1 70.64%
1 69.79%
2

2 Sander Marijnissen
Moedwil
G-1994: Goodwill x Beaujolais NED

KWPN 68.64% 65.74%
6 71.70%
1 68.30%
4 68.09%
2 69.36%
3

3 Marlies Van Baalen
BMC Kigali
S-1992: Wolfgang x Voltaire NED

KWPN 68.38% 69.79%
2 67.66%
4 69.36%
2 66.60%
6 68.51%
4

4 Aat van Essen
Premier
G-1997: Jazz x Ulft NED

KWPN 68.21% 66.81%
3 68.08%
3 68.51%
3 67.45%
4 70.21%
1

5 Jane Gregory
Lucky Star
G-1992: Lucky Light x Donauwind GBR

DWB 67.28% 65.96%
4 66.81%
5 68.30%
4 67.46%
3 67.87%
5

6 Jeroen Devroe
Apollo van het Vijverhof
G-2000: Welt Hit II x Rittmeister BEL

OLDNB 65.91% 63.83%
8 66.80%
6 66.81%
6 67.02%
5 65.11%
10

7 Edward Gal
Interfloor Next One
G-1995: Jazz x Le Mexico NED

KWPN 65.23% 65.96%
4 64.68%
8 64.89%
8 65.32%
7 65.31%
9

8 Andrea Landy-Silling
Palladio S
G-1995: Pik Noir x Woronesch GER

OLDNB 65.06% 64.68%
7 65.32%
7 64.47%
10 64.04%
9 66.81%
6

9 Francoise Hologne-Joux
Born
G-1990: Biskaj Liberecky x Hubertus Humbursk BEL

SLO 64.17% 62.34%
10 64.04%
10 65.32%
7 63.62%
10 65.53%
7

10 Jana Freund
FS Louis le Bon
S-1998: Lancer II x Mesphistoteles GER

RHEIN 63.28% 60.64%
12 64.47%
9 64.68%
9 64.47%
8 62.13%
13

11 Wim Verwimp
Maxwill V
G-1995: Goodwill x Dageraad BEL

KWPN 62.30% 59.79%
13 61.28%
11 62.55%
13 62.34%
11 65.53%
7

12 Kirsten Beckers
Broere Ohio
G-1996: Indoctro x Akteur NED

KWPN 62.26% 63.62%
9 61.06%
12 63.62%
11 60.64%
12 62.34%
12

13 Dane Rawlins
Sydney
M-1999: Linaro GBR

HOLST 61.83% 61.49%
11 61.06%
12 62.77%
12 59.79%
13 64.04%
11

14 Veronika Marthaler
Del Vento
S-1995: Donnerwind SUI

GER 59.32% 58.30%
14 60.43%
14 59.57%
14 58.72%
14 59.57%
14

15 Matthias Jansson
Don Dorn
G-2001: Don Schufro x Democritos SWE

SWB 57.58% 55.32%
15 59.15%
15 56.81%
15 58.30%
15 58.30%
15

Encore des chevaux Warmblod Danois, qui arrivent chez des cavaliers de TOP niveau :

Münster: Capellmann Show

Talking about Münster, the national show in K & K Cup in Münster became the podium for German Olympian Nadine Capellmann. She no less won than three classes. It all started with her Olympic horse Elvis winning the Grand Prix (73,702%) and the Special (74,542%). Aboard 12 year old Raffaldo (sired by Come Back II) Nadine Capellmann did also win the short Grand Prix as a qualifier for the Freestyle.




Et également Edward GAL a commencé à sortir un cheval danois, ANGRIB, dans le petit tour :

Et voici, ANGRIB, à l'âge de 6 ans au Danemark, avec son ancien cavalier danois :

Les chevaux danois commencent à se manifester PARTOUT !!! J'en suis fière... et celà se voit !
.

Eh bein eh bien ! Que de beaux chevaux à faire rêver !

Pia, je regarde les scores et je remarque quelques bonnes lignées jumper...C'est bien !

J'ai hâte de voir les résultats de Las Vegas !

Élène

Dans un journal danois, je viens de lire ceci :

Raffaldos anden GP-sejr

2008 var året, hvor verdenseliten investerede i danske dressurheste: Familien Bechtolsheimer i England, verdensmesteren Anky van Grunsven fra Holland og den tyske landsholdsrytter Nadine Capellmann har alle anskaffet sig en lovende Dansk Varmblodshest.

Nadine Capellmann har store forventninger til sin danske investering.

Den snart 11-årige Raffaldo e. Come Back II / Raffaelli Z har tidligere været redet af den finske dressurrytter Nina Pölönen. Hesten gør nu imponerende fremskridt under sin ny ejer, Nadine Capellmann, der har debuteret hesten i Grand Prix med sejr til følge og ekvipagen har netop ved dens anden Grand Prix-start sejret igen. Denne gang ved det internationale stævne i Münster.

Den mørkebrune vallak får ros af sin internationalt anerkendte rytter for en fantastisk passage og stor ridelighed. Nadine Capellmann fortæller, at hun får mange positive henvendelser på stævnepladserne fra folk, der mener, at den farverige Raffaldo ligner Nadines tidligere tophest Farbenfroh blot i en mørk udgave. Hun har selv meget store forventninger til sin danske hest.

... qui dise en gros :

Le 2008 était l'année où l'élite mondiale commençait à investir dans le Warmblod Danois : La famille Bechtolsheimer en Angleterre, la Championne du Monde Anky Van Grunsven de l'Hollande et la cavalière de l'équipe allemande, Nadine Capellmann.

Nadine Capellmann a des grands espoirs pour son nouveau cheval danois.

Le hongre RAFFALDO, de presque 11 ans, de Come Back II / Raffaelli Z, progresse de manière impressionnant sous sa nouvelle propriétaire, Nadina Capellmann, qui a débuté avec une victoire en Grand Prix, puis enchaîné avec une 2ème victoire au Grand Prix dans le concours international à Münster en Allemagne.

Nadine apprécie surtout le passage et la grande rittigkeit (maniabilité sous cavalier) de RAFFALDO, et l'on dit de son nouveau cheval que son expression fait penser à FARBENFROH ! Nadine porte beaucoup d'espoir sur ce Warmblod Danois !


Voici, qq photos (avec son ancienne cavlière finlandaise) de RAFFALDO, en cliquant sur ce lien :

http://pets.webshots.com/photo/1268012355043734577QPtyRT

http://pets.webshots.com/photo/1268007914043734577MELGrf



Puis, voici les deux chevaux Warmblod Danois de la famille Bechtolsheimer en Angleterre :

MISTRAL HOJRIS :



... dont EURODRESSAGE s'enthousiaste :

If there is one horse - not ridden by a Dutch or German rider- that could win an individual medal at an Olympics or a World Championships', it would be Laura Bechtolsheimer's Mistral Hojris (by Michellino). Laura was scoring 77% marks in the Grand Prix Special until she made a few mistakes. This horse can challenge Satchmo and Salinero in his performance if the ride stays fault-free.

Traduction :

S'il il y a un cheval - ne pas monté par un cavalier hollandais, ni allemand - qui pourrait gagner une médaille aux JO ou les Championnat du Monde, celui-ci va être le cheval (Warmblod Danois) de Laura Bechtolsheimer, Mistral Hojris (par Michellino). Laure obtienne les notes de 77 % dans le Grand Prix Spécial jusqu'à ce qu'elle commet qq fautes. Ce cheval peut défier SATCHMO et SALINERO par son performance si la reprise reste sans faute.

Lien pour retrouver ce texte en entier :

http://www.eurodressage.com/reports/shows/2008/08hagen/photo_grandprix.html


Et voici, le nouveau Warmblod Danois, acheté en 2008 par la famille Bechtolsheimer en Angleterre, du même père que MISTRAL... MONET, par MICHELINO :




Pour l'annecdote, j'ai déjà vendu plusieurs chevaux des mêmes origines de ces chevaux ci-dessus, dont du même père que le nouveau cheval de Nadine Capellmann, RAFFALDO :

CONTINO par COME BACK II :




COMME IL FAUT (ici à 4 ans) par COME BACK II :

...


RADBJERG'S par COME BACK II :

- CHAMPION DE FRANCE 2007 niveau C avec Jessica CHILLET sur 75 participants

- puis, se classe 5ème au Championnat de France 2008 niv. B

(photo à venir)



Puis, dont du même père que le nouveau cheval d'Anky, par LANDTINUS :

LANDTINA (vendue à Dominique d'ESMÉ) :

... ici à 3 ans, encore au Danemark :



... ici à 6 ans, avec la stagiaire de Dominique d'ESMÉ :





Puis, dont du même père que les deux Warmblod Danois de la famille Bechtolsheimer en Angleterre, par MICHELINO :

MICHELINA W :






Et voilà, le travail !
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Lu chez www.dressagedirect.com :

CDI-W Amsterdam (The Netherlands) Grand Prix Freestyle
Results January 24 2009
Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total % Wolff
E Törnblad
H Ernes
C Svalling
M Wüst
B

1 Anky Van Grunsven
IPS Painted Black
S-1997: Gribaldi x Ferro NED

KWPN 81.25% 77.00%
86.00%
1 77.00%
84.00%
1 76.00%
85.00%
1 79.50%
87.00%
1 75.00%
86.00%
1

2 Isabell Werth
Warum nicht FRH
G-1996: Weltmeyer x Wenzel I GER

HANN 78.75% 75.50%
85.00%
2 74.50%
83.00%
2 71.50%
83.00%
2 76.50%
80.00%
2 73.50%
85.00%
3

3 Hans Peter Minderhoud
Exquis Nadine
M-1995: TCN Partout x Roemer NED

KWPN 77.55% 76.00%
81.00%
3 74.50%
83.00%
2 73.50%
79.00%
5 72.50%
77.00%
6 75.00%
84.00%
2

4 Kyra Kyrklund
Max
G-1995: Master x Alpenfürst FIN

SWB 77.20% 74.50%
80.00%
5 70.50%
78.00%
6 72.50%
82.00%
2 76.00%
80.00%
4 74.50%
84.00%
3

5 Jeannette Haazen
Nartan
G-1995: Jazz x Le Faquin xx NED

KWPN 76.95% 73.50%
79.00%
6 71.00%
79.00%
4 73.50%
80.00%
4 76.50%
80.00%
2 73.00%
84.00%
5

6 Laura Bechtolsheimer
Andretti H
G-1995: Aarking xx x Cavalier GBR

HANN 75.05% 76.00%
80.00%
4 69.50%
74.00%
9 71.50%
76.00%
6 73.00%
78.00%
5 71.50%
81.00%
6

7 Emma Hindle
Lancet
S-1993: Wenzel I x Shogun xx GBR

HANN 73.90% 72.50%
76.00%
7 72.00%
78.00%
4 71.50%
76.00%
6 69.50%
74.00%
8 71.50%
78.00%
7

8 Jan Brink
Björsells Briar 899
S-1991: Magini 695 x Krocket 651 SWE

SWB 73.50% 71.00%
76.00%
8 70.50%
77.00%
7 68.00%
76.00%
8 72.00%
75.00%
7 69.50%
80.00%
7

9 Minna Telde
Don Charly
S-1997: Don Gregory x Inschallah x SWE

OLDNB 71.00% 71.00%
72.00%
11 68.00%
74.00%
10 68.50%
75.00%
10 68.00%
70.00%
14 67.50%
76.00%
9

9 Catherine Haddad
Cadillac
G-1997: Solos Carex x Ragtime USA

DWB 71.00% 69.50%
69.00%
14 68.00%
76.00%
8 69.00%
75.00%
8 69.50%
74.00%
8 67.00%
73.00%
13

11 Sander Marijnissen
Moedwil
G-1994: Goodwill x Beaujolais NED

KWPN 70.80% 71.50%
72.00%
10 67.50%
74.00%
11 67.50%
73.00%
13 69.50%
72.00%
10 67.00%
74.00%
11

12 Marlies Van Baalen
BMC Kigali
S-1992: Wolfgang x Voltaire NED

KWPN 70.40% 70.50%
74.00%
9 65.00%
70.00%
14 68.00%
75.00%
11 67.50%
71.00%
12 66.00%
77.00%
10

13 Joan. K. Jensen
Albert
G-1995: Pele Lille Evag x Allex DEN

DWB 70.10% 69.50%
71.00%
12 67.00%
73.00%
12 67.50%
74.00%
12 66.50%
72.00%
12 66.50%
74.00%
12

14 Leida Collins-Strijk
On Top
G-1996: Jetset-D x Pericles xx NED

KWPN 69.55% 69.50%
71.00%
12 67.50%
71.00%
13 66.50%
73.00%
14 69.00%
71.00%
11 66.00%
71.00%
14

15 Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein
Rigoletto 2
G-1996: Rubinstein I x Rossi xx DEN

DWB 67.00% 67.00%
68.00%
15 65.50%
67.00%
15 66.00%
73.00%
15 64.00%
69.00%
15 63.50%
67.00%
15

Anky van Grunsven celebrates victory in Dutch capital

By Claartje van Andel dressagedirect

The celebration of the 50th edition of Jumping Amsterdam, it’s fifth anniversary, received extra attention by the surprising victory of the Dutch triple individual gold medallist Anky van Grunsven aboard her black stallion IPS Painted Black.
The environment for the sixth World Cup™ Qualifier in the Western European League was a sold out house of 5000, a field of participating riders with the strength of the Final already and a growth in prize money for dressage.
Not Dutch Adelinde Cornelissen aboard Parzival after her hattrick by winning the World Cup™ qualifiers in Stockholm, London and Mechelen, nor Grand Prix-winner Isabell Werth aboard Warum Nicht FRH could celebrate the win. Anky van Grunsven aboard IPS Painted Black was almost astonished herself as the 81,25% was a record score for the impressive black stallion. “This was the very first time that IPS Painted Black did show in the arena what he is capable of and what he shows at home. He so often is not with me in the big arena’s. Last summer I could celebrate the win in Lingen aboard Painted with 80%, but this test in Amsterdam even went better now. Although we had an expensive mistake in a pirouette yesterday and had to leave the Grand Prix victory to Isabell Werth, I already was most pleased with Painted as he really was working for me and cooperative. Today he again did prove this. We only had a small mistake in the two tempi changes now, so improvements still can be made. However the biggest improvement is that Painted still has gained power and strength and that’s what makes him better.”
IPS Painted Black never has done his piaffes so energetic and powerful in the show arena before. Anky van Grunsven signed a contract at the Mechelen World Cup™ qualifier short after Christmas with her new sponsor food producer Cavalor. He supplied her with individual diets for all her horses. “This might be the cause for the visible improvement of Painted, as my horses lose weight and their bellies and gain spirit and energy”, she concluded smiling. The only problem for her now seems the FEI World Cup™ Dressage Reglement that has the rule that last year’s winner is automatically qualified when having showed in two qualifiers. “My schedule is to compete with IPS Salinero in the last qualifier in March in ‘s-Hertogenbosch only and not to show in Neumünster or Göteborg. I am not going to compete unless Salinero is top fit and he still needs more time. He has had a long holiday. Probably I can do a request for a wild card, otherwise the sad truth is that I’m not competing in Las Vegas”, Anky concluded.



Anky van Grunsven aboard IPS Painted Black on her winning way in Amsterdam Picture Frank Papelard

Dutch Adelinde Cornelissen was faced with major problems in the Grand Prix yesterday when her horse Parzival was disturbed by rumour and flashlights and got scared to death. She was not able to finish her test and retired.
Isabell Werth had some major problems in her ride today. In the start of her Freestyle Warum Nicht FRH in the first half pass lost the trotting rhythm and cantered instead. The answer of Isabell was riding less energetic as she usually does, which caused more mistakes, a big mistake in the one tempi changes and a little one in the two tempi’s. The result was the runner up position. Isabell said: “My ‘Hannes’ was better than me today. I don’t know why I disturbed him in the half pass, probably I came in with my aids too fast. Than the mistakes in the changes occurred. It happens. Next time better!” Isabell Werth plans to compete Satchmo in Neumünster and ‘s-Hertogenbosch. After that she will decide which horse to bring to the FEI World Cup™ Dressage Final in Las Vegas.
Olympian Hans Peter Minderhoud aboard Exquis Nadine overall felt not very satisfied with his third place. The mare had wonderful extensions and half passes, however Hans Peter had his hands full. “She is a bit in season and was not too easy to handle. Probably it looked good, however I have had a better feeling in London for example”, he said. A better feeling in London also had Kyra Kyrklund. She said: “Max improved in strength and he really takes me. Unfortunately today he left me alone in a pirouette. Too bad. We all play with the limits and this can happen.”
Apart from Anky van Grunsven the most happy Dutch rider was Jeannette Haazen. She was playing with the limits with her big Nartan as well but succeeded. No single step failed and the piaffes were done as never before. “This was my best test ever!”, the small Jeannette smiled who recovered from a very bad carr accident in the beginning of last year’s World Cup season. “It all fitted like a T. A big reward for our perseverance.”



The Dutch hymne in attendance of HRH Queen Beatrix was played for Anky van Grunsven. Here she is congratulated by BMC director Albert Jansen and Eva Salomon, FEI director dressage

Chair of the judges Wim Ernes praised the competitors who gave the judges an exciting time to judge. “No one of us could guess in forehand who was going to win with this first class field. It was great fun to judge!” Also show director Rogier van Iersel praised the riders. “The riders make the competition and they took care of a thrilling spectacle. It’s the nicest present show organisers can receive so I really want to thank them for that!”

Find more information and results at www.jumpingamsterdam.nl/.
The next qualifier in the Western European league will be the Neumunster Horseshow (GER) Feb 11-15. www.reitturnier.de

Standing Western European League

1 Hans Peter MINDERHOUD NED 68
2. Adelinde CORNELISSEN NED 60
2. Isabell WERTH GER 60
4. Jeannette HAAZEN NED 54
5. Monica THEODORESCU GER 42
5. Christa LAARAKKERS NED 42
7. Stefan VAN INGELGEM BEL 39
8. Catherine HADDAD USA 37
8. Jan BRINK SWE 37
10. Minna TELDE SWE 34
11. Heike KEMMER GER 31
12. Anke TER BEEK NED 30
12. Anne VAN OLST DEN 30
12. Kyra KYRKLUND FIN 30


CDI-W Amsterdam (The Netherlands) Grand Prix de Dressage
Results January 23 2009
Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total % Svalling
E Ernes
H Wüst
C Törnblad
M Wolff
B

1 Isabell Werth
Warum nicht FRH
G-1996: Weltmeyer x Wenzel I GER

HANN 75.74% 75.53%
1 75.53%
1 76.17%
1 76.81%
1 74.68%
1

2 Anky Van Grunsven
IPS Painted Black
S-1997: Gribaldi x Ferro NED

KWPN 73.11% 71.70%
3 72.55%
2 74.47%
2 74.89%
2 71.92%
3

3 Kyra Kyrklund
Max
G-1995: Master x Alpenfürst FIN

SWB 72.08% 72.55%
2 69.15%
7 73.40%
3 72.34%
3 72.98%
2

4 Hans Peter Minderhoud
Exquis Nadine
M-1995: TCN Partout x Roemer NED

KWPN 71.36% 70.64%
6 71.49%
3 71.70%
4 71.06%
4 71.92%
3

5 Jeannette Haazen
Nartan
G-1995: Jazz x Le Faquin xx NED

KWPN 70.89% 71.06%
4 71.49%
3 71.49%
5 70.43%
5 70.00%
6

6 Laura Bechtolsheimer
Andretti H
G-1995: Aarking xx x Cavalier GBR

HANN 70.30% 70.85%
5 70.00%
5 71.28%
6 69.15%
7 70.21%
5

7 Minna Telde
Don Charly
S-1997: Don Gregory x Inschallah x SWE

OLDNB 69.53% 69.79%
7 69.36%
6 70.21%
7 69.15%
7 69.15%
10

8 Emma Hindle
Lancet
S-1993: Wenzel I x Shogun xx GBR

HANN 69.24% 68.94%
8 69.15%
7 69.79%
8 69.15%
7 69.15%
10

9 Marlies Van Baalen
BMC Kigali
S-1992: Wolfgang x Voltaire NED

KWPN 68.53% 68.51%
10 69.15%
7 69.69%
9 65.75%
17 69.57%
7

10 Jan Brink
Björsells Briar 899
S-1991: Magini 695 x Krocket 651 SWE

SWB 68.30% 68.72%
9 67.02%
12 67.02%
13 69.36%
6 69.36%
9

11 Sander Marijnissen
Moedwil
G-1994: Goodwill x Beaujolais NED

KWPN 68.21% 68.51%
10 67.66%
11 67.45%
12 67.87%
11 69.57%
7

12 Leida Collins-Strijk
On Top
G-1996: Jetset-D x Pericles xx NED

KWPN 67.96% 68.51%
10 68.30%
10 68.51%
10 67.45%
12 67.02%
14

13 Catherine Haddad
Cadillac
G-1997: Solos Carex x Ragtime USA

DWB 67.23% 67.23%
14 65.75%
15 67.87%
11 68.08%
10 67.23%
13

14 Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein
Rigoletto 2
G-1996: Rubinstein I x Rossi xx DEN

DWB 66.85% 67.02%
15 66.60%
13 67.02%
13 66.60%
15 67.02%
14

15 Joan. K. Jensen
Albert
G-1995: Pele Lille Evag x Allex DEN

DWB 66.68% 67.66%
13 65.75%
15 66.60%
16 67.02%
13 66.38%
16

16 Marcela Krinke-Susmelj
Corinth
G-1996: Cheenook x Fumiro SUI

OLDNB 66.26% 65.53%
17 65.96%
14 66.81%
15 67.02%
13 65.96%
17

17 Gina Capellmann-Lütkemeier
Baldessarini 3
M-1999: Breitling W x Diego xx GER

OLD 65.66% 66.17%
16 65.53%
17 65.75%
17 63.19%
19 67.66%
12

18 Hayley Beresford
Relampago do Retiro
S-1997: Luar x Argonauta AUS

LUS 65.02% 64.68%
19 64.04%
18 65.32%
18 66.38%
16 64.68%
18

19 Michal Rapcewicz
Randon
G-1997: Czuwaj x Fanimo POL

SP 63.83% 65.32%
18 63.82%
19 62.77%
19 63.83%
18 63.40%
19

20 Adelinde Cornelissen
Parzival
G-1997: Jazz x Ulft NED

KWPN 0.00% 0.00%
20 0.00%
20 0.00%
20 0.00%
20 0.00%
20

Find more information and results at www.jumpingamsterdam.nl/.

Venant de DressageDirect : www.dressagedirect.com

CDI5* Wellington (USA) Grand Prix de Dressage
Results January 30 2009
Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total % Clarke
E Fore
H Eisenhardt
C Ernes
M Foy
B

1 Steffen Peters
Ravel
S-1998: Contango x Democraat USA

KWPN 75.58% 73.62%
1 75.96%
1 76.38%
1 75.96%
1 75.96%
1

2 Ashley Holzer
Pop Art
G-1997: Amsterdam x Cabochon CAN

KWPN 71.32% 71.06%
2 72.55%
2 71.49%
4 70.00%
3 71.49%
2

3 Hans Peter Minderhoud
Exquis Escapado
G-1993: Exlibris x Ikarus NED

OLDNB 71.15% 69.57%
4 71.49%
3 71.70%
3 71.49%
2 71.49%
2

4 Edward Gal
Interfloor Next One
G-1995: Jazz x Le Mexico NED

KWPN 70.17% 70.85%
3 70.00%
4 73.19%
2 68.51%
6 68.30%
4

5 Michael Barisone
Neruda
G-1995: Haarlem x Ladalco USA

KWPN 68.60% 67.45%
8 70.00%
4 69.79%
6 67.66%
9 68.08%
5

6 Jane Hannigan
Maksymilian
G-1994: Elcaro x Allegro USA

KWPN 68.55% 68.08%
6 69.15%
6 71.49%
4 68.08%
8 65.96%
10

7 Stefan van Ingelghem
Whitney van 't Genthof
S-1999: Ferro x Balzflug BEL

BWP 68.00% 68.30%
5 68.94%
7 67.02%
11 68.30%
7 67.45%
6

8 Lars Petersen
Succes
G-1995: Blue Hors Silver Moon x World Cup I DEN

DWB 67.92% 67.66%
7 68.94%
7 67.66%
9 68.94%
4 66.38%
7

9 Anky Van Grunsven
IPS Painted Black
S-1997: Gribaldi x Ferro NED

KWPN 66.94% 64.25%
12 66.17%
10 68.94%
7 68.94%
4 66.38%
7

10 Arlene Page
Wild One
G-1996: Wanderer x Gutenberg USA

HANN 66.64% 65.11%
11 68.30%
9 67.66%
9 65.75%
10 66.38%
7

11 Anne Van Olst - Koch
Exquis Clearwater
G-1998: Carpaccio x Limebrand DEN

DWB 65.75% 65.75%
10 64.47%
13 67.87%
8 65.75%
10 64.89%
11

12 Tara Stegen
New Tango
G-1995: Contango x Saluut USA

KWPN 64.85% 66.38%
9 65.11%
12 64.68%
13 63.83%
13 64.25%
12

13 Tosca Visser
Moorland Opportunity
G-1996: Kingston x Elan xx NED

KWPN 63.87% 64.04%
13 62.55%
16 65.53%
12 64.04%
12 63.19%
14

14 Marco Bernal
Diamore
M-1996: Diamond COL

DWB 63.23% 64.04%
13 61.91%
17 63.83%
14 63.19%
14 63.19%
14

15 Jan Ebeling
Rafalca
M-1997: Argentinus x Rubinstein I USA

OLD 62.98% 62.98%
15 64.47%
13 61.70%
16 61.91%
15 63.83%
13

16 Mikala Gundersen
Leonberg
S-1994: Lonely Boy xx DEN

RHEIN 61.62% 62.98%
15 62.98%
15 62.34%
15 59.36%
16 60.43%
16

17 George Williams
Rocher
M-1991: Rolls Royce x Fruhlingstern USA

WESTF 61.06% 62.34%
17 65.32%
11 59.79%
17 58.51%
17 59.36%
17

18 Tina Busse-Irwin
Amicelli
G-1996: Amigo xx x Calypso III CAN

HOLST 58.42% 60.21%
18 61.49%
18 57.23%
18 55.96%
18 57.23%
18

Record score Peters in WDM Masters Grand Prix

The inaugural Exquis World Dressage Masters debuted at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Club on Friday, Jan. 30. The brisk weather made for some frisky horses but the USA’s star from the 2008 Olympic Games shone brighter than ever.
Steffen Peters, who travelled from San Diego, California, for the occasion with Aikiko Yamazaki’s Ravel put on a performance that was very much the best of the Grand Prix - and the highest score of Peters’career.

Against some of the world’s best riders, including reigning Olympic Gold medallist Anky van Grunsven, Peters showed the world an improved version of his horse, who, in his fourth place effort at the 2008 Olympic Games in Hong Kong, was already seriously impressive. Undefeated until the Olympic Games, Peters started a new winning streak in 2009, and took home the biggest slice of the €10,000 ($13,000) for the Grand Prix. The Grand Prix Special and the Grand Prix Freestyle on Saturday take the total prize money for the event to €100,000 (US$130,000).
“All I can say is that the horse makes it look good,” said Peters. “He was so honest today, he was very forward and very, very supple. Sometimes you go in there and some tests are more work, but today it was honestly pure fun. He offered every movement and it was honestly one of the best rides I’ve ever had.”
On a score of 75.574%, Peters won easily and looks poised for another crowd-pleasing freestyle Saturday night under the lights in the International Arena.

Ravel, who at 13 has matured in the last six months, was unfazed by his surroundings, attentive and accurate throughout the test. A leaner, stronger version of the horse who wowed the world in his first Grand Prix appearance outside the US at the Olympic Games did not disappoint his fans at home. “This has the feeling of a major championship,” said Peters, who was recently named USEF Equestrian of the Year for 2008. “Its amazing to compete in a horse community like Wellington.”

Using this WDM format for the first time, and with more than $150,000 prize money on the line, the competition came from across the globe and was fierce, but no one was getting close to Ravel.
Van Grunsven, who was a strong favorite, had a very uncharacteristic test on Painted Black and barely made the cut to the freestyle. The beautiful, black Dutch stallion was unsettled in the atmosphere and then very surprisingly, Van Grunsven made two errors of course. Their score of 66.936% was a shock for everyone.
“I don’t even want to think about it anymore,” said the Dutch rider after her test. “It was his first outdoor, he was too wild. He started to spook. As he was really, really good in the warming up I thought ok I’m fine and then stupid me forgot the rein back... and then he didn’t really take to the passage/piaffe. And then got really scared on the short side by the judges. I don’t know why. He’s never afraid and never spooky. The rest of the test I was really trying to get him there and because its a new test I was just focusing on him because he was so afraid and I completely screwed up myself. I did the wrong test two times. I’m very embarrassed, it will never happen again. He was completely different than normal.”

Canadian Ashley Holzer and Pop Art put in a very polished performance. This pair also looked to have benefited from their trip to Hong Kong last summer. They finished on a score of 71.319% for runner up position. This score bettered the one the duo earned a week ago at the Gold Coast Opener, where they were awarded a 70.298% for the win.

“It was incredible to have the European competitors here,” remarked Holzer. “Since I drew third to go in the ring, and right after Anky van Grunsven, I had made a pact with myself to aim for a clean accurate test. I think that getting used to this new test takes a little bit. I didn’t push, push, push. I just went for a clean test,” said Holzer.
Olympian Hans-Peter Minderhoud, from The Netherlands was third with Exquis Escapado on 71.149%.

The top eight riders had the choice to ride in the Freestyle for 60,000 Euros and the remaining 11 will perform the Grand Prix Special Saturday afternoon for 30,000 Euros.
Two American combinations made their choice for the freestyle: Jane Hannigan and Maksymillian, and Peters and Ravel. Michael Barisone declared for the Grand Prix Special with Neruda, which allowed for Van Grunsven to move into the Freestyle.

Peters knows, that despite van Grunsven’s disaster today, she won’t go down in the Freestyle without a fight.
“Let’s face it, Anky did this in Amsterdam too! The first day didn’t go so well and then it was a hell of a freestyle,” said Peters. “The freestyle has been working great so far, but we have to step it up again for tomorrow.”


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CDI5* Wellington (USA) Grand Prix Freestyle
Results January 31 2009
Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total % Foy
E Ernes
H Clarke
C Fore
M Eisenhardt
B

1 Anky Van Grunsven
IPS Painted Black
S-1997: Gribaldi x Ferro NED

KWPN 79.60% 78.75%
1 80.25%
1 80.00%
1 78.25%
1 80.75%
1

2 Hans Peter Minderhoud
Exquis Escapado
G-1993: Exlibris x Ikarus NED

OLDNB 77.75% 76.00%
2 79.25%
2 77.75%
2 76.75%
2 79.00%
2

3 Steffen Peters
Ravel
S-1998: Contango x Democraat USA

KWPN 76.60% 75.25%
4 78.25%
3 77.50%
3 74.25%
5 77.75%
3

4 Ashley Holzer
Pop Art
G-1997: Amsterdam x Cabochon CAN

KWPN 76.35% 75.50%
3 76.25%
4 76.75%
4 76.75%
2 76.50%
4

5 Edward Gal
Interfloor Next One
G-1995: Jazz x Le Mexico NED

KWPN 74.00% 73.25%
5 75.50%
5 74.00%
5 73.50%
6 73.75%
5

6 Lars Petersen
Succes
G-1995: Blue Hors Silver Moon x World Cup I DEN

DWB 72.45% 71.00%
6 70.75%
8 73.25%
6 74.50%
4 72.75%
6

7 Stefan van Ingelghem
Whitney van 't Genthof
S-1999: Ferro x Balzflug BEL

BWP 71.85% 69.75%
8 72.50%
6 73.00%
7 72.50%
7 71.50%
7

8 Jane Hannigan
Maksymilian
G-1994: Elcaro x Allegro USA

KWPN 71.65% 71.00%
6 71.50%
7 72.00%
8 72.50%
7 71.25%
8

Van Grunsven Wins Freestyle at inaugural Exquis World Dressage Masters in Palm Beach

By Joanie Morris/ US Equestrian Federation, Lynndee Kemmet and Claartje van Andel dressagedirect

Expectations or a false start never can bring triple Olympic individual gold medallist Anky van Grunsven on the wrong foot. Anky van Grunsven is never lost without having performed her final step. The Dutch rider showcased all of her experience and all of the quality of her stallion IPS Painted Black and he delivered when the stakes were high. Their score of 79.6 percent and an unanimous decision of the five judges in the Exquis World Dressage Masters Freestyle meant the Dutch rider took home a lucrative reward of more than $21,000 at the inaugural Exquis World Dressage Masters.

The Exquis World Dressage Masters finale showcased the world’s best dressage riders under the lights in the International Arena at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Club on Saturday night. The temperature was unseasonably low, but the quality of dressage was seriously high.
The reigning Olympic Champion, Anky van Grunsven, lived dangerously in the Grand Prix on Friday. She only qualified for the Freestyle when the USA’s Michael Barisone opted for the Grand Prix Special. IPS Painted Black was uncooperative throughout the Grand Prix and Van Grunsven made two errors of course. In the freestyle, like Grand Prix-winner Steffen Peters already had predicted, those mistakes were a thing of the past.
“He was fine,” Van Grunsven said of her ride under the lights on the Dutch stallion. “Yesterday I was really surprised he was so spooky. Today I was really happy with him. Last weekend in Amsterdam he might have been a bit more flashy, but with the trip and the strange weather I can only be very, very happy with how Painted Black was today. He tried and no mistakes... Our confidence was back again!”
Anky van Grunsven had much praise for the concept of the World Dressage Masters, which consists of four competitions – the first one in the U.S. and three more in Europe. Van Grunsven said the prize money given out at each Master’s competition isn’t much compared to what the show jumpers win, “but for us, it’s wonderful.” She admitted it was a bit of a hike for Europeans to come to America, but was only fair considering that so many Americans have to travel to Europe. “Americans always come to Europe. Maybe Europeans coming to America will help make dressage more popular in America.”



Anky van Grunsven and IPS Painted Black danced to victory on Tango-music in the Exquis World Dressage Masters Grand Prix Musical Freestyle at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center Saturday night. Photo © 2009 Ilse Schwarz-HorseSport USA

America’s hopes were high when Steffen Peters, who convincingly won the Grand Prix on Friday, went to task with his incredibly difficult Freestyle with Ravel. The 12-year-old Dutch gelding that has been showed by Edward Gal in lower classes always tries. However two mistakes early in the test made it an uphill climb for his San Diego rider Peters. It wasn’t enough. Ravel and Peters ended up third on a score of 76.6 percent. They took home more than $11,000 for their effort in the Freestyle.
“He was a little fresh in the warm-up,” said Peters. “So in the first piaffe, I maybe went into it a little bit too passively and he took a walk step. When I corrected him he said, ‘That’s not a good idea’. I was very, very happy with the last two piaffes. There were wonderful moments in the test but the big mistakes were evident.”
Ravel, who is owned by Akiko Yamazaki, was unsettled in the first piaffe, throwing his head up briefly and made a mistake in the beginning of the canter work, but he improved throughout the difficult test and by the end was really sparkling.
“We were very sorry for Steffen because it was a wonderful ride except for a couple of small resistances,” said Great Britain’s Stephen Clarke, who was president of the Ground Jury.
“The bottom line is every single horse gets a little smart in the arena,” said Peters. “He’s been so consistent and so honest. This took me a little bit by surprise. At the end of the day they’re just horses and we’re humans and these things do happen.”



Grand Prix-winner Steffen Peters aboard Ravel had predicted the win of Anky in the Freestyle. However this time it was his turn for mistakes and Ravel took him by surprise and the pair ended third Picture Mary Phelps www.horsesdaily.com

Hans-Peter Minderhoud, who was a teammate of van Grunsven in Hong Kong where the Dutch team won silver slipped ahead of Peters with a crowd-pleasing performance on Exquis Escapado.
“The last six months he’s improved a lot,” said Minderhoud of the 16-year-old veteran who was placed individually sixth at the European Championships in 2005 by British Carl Hester and than caught the eye of sponsor Exquis. Unfortunately after a short period of making acquintance to each other, a long injury left Exquis Escapado aside. “Today he did his best freestyle ever”, Hans-Peter was convinced. Chair of the judges British Stephen Clarke said Minderhoud’s ride “was a beautiful ride with real impulsion and lightness.”
His Dutch partner and crowd pleaser Edward Gal aboard still unexperienced Interfloor’s Next One ended fifth, a great reward for a consistent and patient schooling.
A fourth place was reserved for Canadian Ashley Holzer aboard Pop Art who is a winter resident in Florida and wins a lot.



Hans-Peter Minderhoud and Exquis Escapado showed their best Freestyle ever. The ‘airy and fairy Escapado’ is back on track! Picture Mary Phelps www.horsesdaily.com

The top eight riders got to chose if they wanted to ride in the Freestyle or the Special. All the riders in the freestyle finished above 70 percent, a testament to the level of dressage. There was one withdrawal from Saturday’s competition and that was the popular mare Rocher, the mount of George Williams, due to a minor lameness in a hind leg.

Barisone gambles to win in Special

Michael Barisone had a tough decision to make after his fifth place finish in the Grand Prix on Friday. The New Jersey-based rider made the cut for the lucrative Freestyle but made a tremendous gesture of sportsmanship allowing van Grunsven into the Freestyle and opting for the Grand Prix Special instead. The gamble paid off.
Barisone and Jane Sulwasky’s Neruda put in a stunning effort in the Grand Prix Special and won with a score of 69.292 percent over Tosca Visser-van der Meer and Moorland Opportunity from The Netherlands.
“These guys have made such an effort to come from Europe,” said Barisone. “Thousands of people are coming tonight to see Anky. I felt it was the right thing to do to ride in the Special and let her into the Freestyle. Anky was ninth, the difference was tiny but if it makes a big difference to let them see Anky. It is my responsibility to the organizers and sponsors to let the people who are going to fill this place up come to see the people they are paying to see.”

Barisone and Neruda cantered off with $9,500 bringing his two day winnings close to $14,000. The Dutch gelding served as the reserve horse for Barisone at the 2008 Olympic Games in Hong Kong last summer. He never got his chance in the ring in China but made an impression on the dressage world today.

“Obviously Steffen and Ashley and Anky, of course, are going to be really strong,”said Barisone after his afternoon ride. “I have several reasons why I did the Special. I had a really incredible time being on the team in Hong Kong. I really want to go to Kentucky for the 2010 Alltech FE I World Equestrian Games next year... That means that your first test has to be the good one. The consistency of riding the Grand Prix, the way it is written on paper, I thought it was more important to ride a set test.”

Barisone was pleased with Neruda’s effort, out of all the tests he’s performed with the 14-year-old gelding, this one ranked about third.
“We never worry about the piaffe and passage with this horse,” said Barisone. “But I'm working really hard on changes to level it out. Credibility is what I need. It worked out great today but even if it hadn't, it would be OK. We are trying to build the sport.”
Behaving like that and saying it, the organisers will have felt that the first place had been rewarded to the right rider, as they are building the sport themselves also and feel the same responsibility.



Michael Barisone and Neruda in the winner’s circle of the Grand Prix Special after giving up their option to compete in the Grand Prix Freestyle of the Exquis World Dressage Masters so that American fans could get to see The Netherlands’Anky van Grunsven ride in the Musical Freestyle at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center Saturday nigh Photo: © 2009 Ilse Schwarz-HorseSport USA

American Arlene ‘Tuny’ Page was third with Wild One and was honoured for her efforts in helping to pull off the very first World Dressage Masters in Wellington.
The night ended with a reining exhibition by Van Grunsven. She considers the second sport to be her hobby but looks very completely at home in a Western saddle.



Anky also already looks at home in a Western saddle…Picture Mary Phelps www.horsesdaily.com

More on the World Dressage Masters in Wellington here


CDI5* Wellington (USA) Grand Prix Special
Results January 31 2009
Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total % Eisenhardt
E Foy
H Ernes
C Clarke
M Fore
B

1 Michael Barisone
Neruda
G-1995: Haarlem x Ladalco USA

KWPN 69.29% 69.17%
1 70.21%
2 71.04%
1 68.13%
2 67.92%
1

2 Anne Van Olst - Koch
Exquis Clearwater
G-1998: Carpaccio x Limebrand DEN

DWB 69.13% 68.75%
2 70.42%
1 70.21%
2 70.42%
1 65.83%
2

3 Arlene Page
Wild One
G-1996: Wanderer x Gutenberg USA

HANN 66.79% 66.88%
3 67.29%
3 68.33%
3 65.83%
3 65.63%
3

4 Tara Stegen
New Tango
G-1995: Contango x Saluut USA

KWPN 65.29% 65.00%
4 65.63%
4 66.25%
4 65.42%
4 64.17%
5

5 Jan Ebeling
Rafalca
M-1997: Argentinus x Rubinstein I USA

OLD 64.29% 62.50%
7 65.42%
5 65.00%
5 65.21%
5 63.33%
7

6 Mikala Gundersen
Leonberg
S-1994: Lonely Boy xx DEN

RHEIN 63.83% 64.17%
5 63.54%
6 63.54%
7 63.75%
7 64.17%
5

7 Marco Bernal
Diamore
M-1996: Diamond COL

DWB 63.75% 63.13%
6 62.08%
8 65.00%
5 64.17%
6 64.38%
4

8 Tina Busse-Irwin
Amicelli
G-1996: Amigo xx x Calypso III CAN

HOLST 61.21% 60.63%
8 62.71%
7 61.67%
8 61.88%
8 59.17%
8

9 Tosca Visser
Moorland Opportunity
G-1996: Kingston x Elan xx NED

KWPN 59.38% 59.58%
9 58.33%
9 60.42%
9 61.88%
8 56.67%
9

Mince alors!!! Chapeau Anky!!

J'ai adoré les commentaires et les explications concernant les problèmes de Painted black le premier jour, et après : elle efface tout les mauvais points de sa tête, elle travaille son cheval sans état d'âme et ...elle gagne l'épreuve suivante.

C'est top! On doit tous s'en inspirer pour nos prochains concours!

Juste une info sur Kyra Kyrklund:

Elle a toujours voulu un lusitanien dans ses écuries et elle a choisi Rico (Champion des champions 2007) de l'élevage Borba qui a maintenant 11 ans et semble prometteur dans son travail, d'après sa cavalière.




Petite curiosité:Rico est un fils de Hostil qui fut monté lors d'une présentation à Lisbonne par Anky (en costume traditionel portugais! ):


Si,si c'est Anky, je vous assure....!!!!

Merci beaucoup, Cris, pour ces infos ! Ça va être très intéressante à suivre !

De la part de Claartje van Andel : www.dressagedirect.com


Dear Pia,

News from the World of Dressage

Beatrice Bürchler-Keller refrains from judging in 2009



Due to various circumstances as well as personal reasons, the Swiss Dressage “O” Judge Beatrice Bürchler-Keller decided not to judge during the 2009 season. Mrs Bürchler-Keller already informed the FEI about her decision at the end of December 2008.





Special bracelet for Anky

The 50th edition of Jumping Amsterdam started with a special gala called ‘Join Jumping Gala’. A special auction was organised for the benefit of sports for the disabled, something main sponsor BMC Group is very much in favour of. One of the special items auctioned was a bracelet made with hairs from the tails of Olympic gold medal winners 2000 Bonfire (Van Grunsven) and De Sjiem (Dubbeldam). Wim Zegwaard bought the bracelet and presented it to Anky van Grunsven, an emotional gift. “Those two amazing horses have been in the same flight box on the aircraft from Amsterdam to Sydney. It’s still a remarkable coincidence”, Anky remembered.



Wim Zegwaard presents Anky van Grunsven the special bracelet with plaited brown and grey hair of gold medal winners Bonfire and De Sjiem Picture Claartje van Andel dressagedirect

George Williams best Turnout

Impeccably dressed riders George Williams earned the Best Turnout Awards for his turnout during the Exquis World Dressage Masters Competition jog in Wellington last week. Williams won a beautiful Vespucci halter with an engraved commemorative plate donated by The Paddock Saddlery and World Equestrian Brands.
Williams, the Vice President of the United States Dressage Federation, won the Exquis World Dressage Master CDI***** jog with his beloved Rocher. Williams colorful pastel shirt and tie, along with Rocher’s eye candy appeal, wowed the judges. For his turnout, Williams won a beautiful engraved Vespucci leather halter for Rocher.
For more information on The Paddock Saddlery, visit their website at www.paddocksaddlery.com.




George Williams, the Vice President of the United States Dressage Federation, won the Exquis World Dressage Master CDI***** jog with Rocher. The pair won an engraved leather Vespucci halter from The Paddock Saddlery and World Equestrian Brands. (Left to right) Robin Moore of World Equestrian Brands, Rocher, Williams and Lisa Gorretta of The Paddock Saddlery. (Photo courtesy of JRPR)

Steffen Peters honoured with Whitney Stone Cup

Steffen Peters, 44, of San Diego, California, is the recipient of the Whitney Stone Cup. Peters was presented with the award at the USET Foundation Cocktail Reception on January 30 at The Players Club in Wellington, Florida.
The Whitney Stone Cup is awarded annually to an active competitor who displays consistent excellence in international competition and high standards of sportsmanlike conduct while serving as an ambassador for the United States and equestrian sport.
Peters is the 29th rider to receive the Whitney Stone Cup. Expressing his reaction when he learned he’d been selected for the prestigious award, Peters said, “This was certainly a big honor, especially when I read later on what defines this honor. That was very special, considering all the people that have won this award before me. To be among that group feels very, very special. It certainly means a lot to receive this award.”

Anky van Grunsven Reins Supreme on AQHA in Wellington, Florida

As we have reported, Anky van Grunsven, the world’s top dressage rider, wowed the crowds at the Exquis World Dressage Masters competition by winning the Grand Prix Musical Freestyle on the black stallion IPS Painted Black. The Dutch rider followed her win by showing the crowd she reigns supreme in other equestrian disciplines when she performed a reining exhibition under the lights at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center (PBIEC) in Wellington, Florida.

Dressed in full western regalia, van Grunsven looked just as comfortable in a western saddle executing lead changes, stops and reining patterns as she did in her dressage saddle performing piaffes and passages. It turns out that van Grunsven’s passion for dressage is followed closely by her new passion for reining.
Van Grunsven, one of the most decorated riders in dressage history, now has her sights set on the 2010 World Equestrian Games where she hopes to compete in both dressage and reining. During her stay in Wellington for the World Dressage Masters, van Grunsven secretly trained with reining experts Jon and Seth Ingram at their Ingram Training Stable in Loxahatchee. She trained for two mornings at Ingram’s Training Stable and followed up her lessons with a reining demonstration in front of a packed house at the Exquis World Dressage Masters, riding the champion reining horse Dixie Dynasty owned by Jackson Mitich of Loxahatchee.
Van Grunsven’s performances – both dressage and reining -- turned out to be real crowd pleasers and the perfect ending to one of the most exciting dressage events to take place in Wellington.



Anky van Grunsven practices her reining moves on Dixie Dynasty. The world’s top dressage rider hopes to compete in the 2010 World Equestrian Games in both dressage and reining. (Photo courtesy of JRPR)

British Dressage directors to be elected

Three British Dressage (BD) directors are standing for re-election this year. They are the rules & fixtures director Sara Green, judges director Stephen Clarke and finance director Clare Williamson-Carey.
Any member who would like to stand for election alongside those mentioned above is welcome to do so and needs to return a completed nomination form to the office by 28 February.
It is up to BD members to choose the directors and the elections will be voted on at the next AGM on 6 June. The venue has yet to be confirmed.

(Source www.britishdressage.co.uk)

Clarke awarded top judging job at 2009 European Championships

Britain’s Stephen Clarke has been appointed president of the dressage ground jury at the Alltech FEI Jumping and Dressage Championships, which take place in the private grounds of Windsor Castle, 25-30 August 2009.
Clarke was a successful rider competing up to international level before becoming a highly-respected trainer and judge. He was only the second British dressage judge to officiate at an Olympic Games – Athens in 2004 – and is currently Britain’s only ‘O’ level judge. He has judged at World Equestrian Games, Senior, Junior and Young Rider European Championships and World Cup finals.
“I’m flattered to have been appointed, but all the other members of the judging panel are equally qualified,” said Clarke. The other in the panel are Francis Verbeek-van Rooy (The Netherlands), Isabel Judet (France), Wojtek Markowski (Poland), Eric Lette (Sweden), Anne Gribbons (USA) and Katrina Wuest (Germany and actual member of the FEI Dressage Task Force).

For further information about the Europeans please visit www.windsoreuropeans09.com.

FEI Clean Sport Commission have begun their work

The focus groups formed by FEI Anti Doping and Medication Commission members, selected experts and FEI staff have begun their work. Four working groups were created: Lab Group; Legal Group; List Group; and Communications and Education Group. Three groups – Lab, Legal and List – met on 29 and 30 January and 4 February respectively. The remaining group - Communications and Education – will meet on 9 February. The main task of the Communications and Education Group is to propose ways to effectively educate riders, grooms and veterinarians and improve the general public and media understanding of the system in place. The commission is composed by Kristin Kloster Aasen (NOR), President of the Norwegian Equestrian Federation, Wayne Channon (GBR), Dressage rider, and the experts Richard Johnson, FEI Communications Director and Harald Müller, FEI Executive Director Development.
The findings of the working groups will be sent to the FEI Anti-Doping and Medication Commission in time for its first meeting on 6 March. The Commission, chaired by IOC Medical Commission Chairman and WADA Vice President Arne Ljungqvist, comprises representatives of the Olympic disciplines riders, owners, NFs, Veterinarians, Court of Arbitration for Sport, and FEI Tribunal. The Commission’s initial report will be made to the FEI Bureau during its meeting on 31 March.

(Source: www.fei.org)

MSEDA Inaugural Gala benefits Kentucky Horse Park

The fundraising Gala Celebration of the Mid South Eventing & Dressage Association on January 31, 2009 in Lexington was an overwhelming success fetching more than $40,000 from the live and silent auctions for the Kentucky Horse Park. Over two hundred guests attended this new event at the Hyatt, Regency in downtown Lexington with Guest of Honor David O’Connor accompanied by prominent figures from the horse world. Proceeds from the evening sponsored by Fort Dodge Animal Health are being donated to the horse park s barn renovations and a new dressage complex.
“We were thrilled with the weekend,” said Mary Fike, incoming President of the MSEDA. We really appreciate the support from sponsors, the horse community and MSEDA members - all of whom were integral to the success of the weekend.”

(Source: Chris E. Stafford chrisstafford.shutterfly.com/)



Breeding and dressage

2009 Stallion Selection in Den Bosch started with KWPN College

Especially for all foreign visitors the first day of the KWPN Stallion Selection presented a KWPN College in English. There was a lecture on functionality and conformation of horses from the KWPN’s four breeding directions, illustrated by several demonstration horses presented in-hand and under the saddle in the ring. Next, several Stallion Selection Committee members discussed the role of the performance test in the selection process. The performance test training and evaluation process was also demonstrated. Stallion Selection Committee members Pieter Kersten and Daan Nanning discussed the jumping bred horses; and Wim Ernes, and former Committee member Frenk Jespers discussed the dressage horses. In addition, Olympic medal winner Rolf Goran Bengtsson talked about his mount Ninja, an outstanding example of what KWPN horses can achieve! Olympic rider Hans-Peter Minderhoud explained the qualities of his outstanding mare Nadine. The KWPN College moderator was Maria Henneman, providing the link between the experts in the ring and the audience.
Interested in the KWPN stallion competition dressage? Simply follow it at home through live-stream internet at www.kwpn.nl/

Moderator Maria Henneman presenting the KWPN College Picture library Claartje van Andel dressagedirect

Lingh and Edward Gal united for once

Edward Gal who brought the renown KWPN-approved Lingh to great results and popularity will be united for once to ride in Sweden for the Swedish selectors for the Studbook February 13. The present owner of Lingh, American Karin Offield, has asked Edward Gal this favour. He said the favour was his! Lingh is stationed at Flyinge in Sweden and is prepared by Mattias Janson who trained with Anky van Grunsven. Edward Gal can’t wait to have one more given chance to show Lingh, the Dutch rider said.

Hanoverian Studbook welcomed in Finland

The international Hanoverian family has grown by a member in the north of Europe. On the last day of January about 25 friends of the Hanoverian met at the stud farm of Helena Niiranen near the riders village Ypäjä and established a Finnish Hanoverian breeding club, the Finnish Hanoverian Society.

The committed Hanoverian breeder Miia Ojala from Tammela was elected president. She had already been a driving force in the working group who had prepared the foundation of the society. Vice-president became Helena Niiranen. Pia Karhu, Vampulla, presented the goals of the society which are f.i. an annual Hanoverian Show, breeders’s trips to Germany as well as the creation of a Finnish website.
Dr. Ludwig Christmann, in charge of Hanoverian breeding abroad at Hannoveraner Verband, had already got an impression of the commitment of Finnish breeders on occasion of a seminar he held at Ypäjä last September.
There is great enthusiasm for horses in this Scandinavian country, he said. “The positive development of horse sport and breeding is a trend we also see in other northern countries. Very impressive is the Finnish interest in the developments in Germany and the detailed knowledge about the offer of stallions.”



Finnish friends of the Hanoverian united at the stud farm of Helena Niiranen


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Coming soon: X-Factor at national stallion show Herning Denmark

Any visitor can become one of the fortunate few, who will get in the saddle on one of Andreas Helgstrand’s or Andreas Schou’s Grand Prix prospects! The two reigning National Dressage and Jumping Champions have joined forces to deliver tremendous entertainment in a special event Thursday night March 5th at the Danish Warmblood Stallion Show in Herning.
The two leading riders of the equestrian disciplines dressage and show jumping will perform a different and quite entertaining programme for the audience. “Not less as four persons in the audience will be given the opportunity of riding our horses”, explains Andreas Helgstrand with enthusiasm. He continues by saying that he and colleague Andreas Schou believe this to become very challenging and entertaining.
The selected spectators, who are fortunate to get this opportunity will at the same time receive help and guidance riding the horses, just like a regular jumping or dressage lesson.
Spectators have to register at the entrance and also wear riding clothes.


Andreas Helgstrand will lend a horse and his knowledge to some fortunate visitors wearing riding clothes at the Danish Stallion show at March 8 Picture Dansk Warmblood Association



Education and clinics

Record crowd at 11th Trainer seminar Ermelo around Hinnemann and Hamminga

At the 11th KNHS Trainer Seminar held January 17th at the center of the Royal Dutch Equestrian Federation in Ermelo The Netherlands a record crowd of 550 was attracted by the appealing program showing German Ridemaster Johann Hinnemann and the Dutch chief instructor Johan Hamminga. Theme of the day was ‘Schakelen in harmony’.
“The Dutch have this nice word ‘schakelen’, which means something like ‘flexible switching in transitions to improve everything else, like the contact, impulsion and throughness’”, Johann Hinnemann explained. A lot of horses and riders showed the theme, all with their own specific strength and weaknesses. “Some weaknesses are in the exterior or interior of the horse and will play their role until schooling to Grand Prix. The more important it is to stuck to the schooling plan and always go back to the basic steps like the ability to stretch, and not only losing yourself in the high abilities for more demanding lectures”, Johan Hamminga said, who became internationally known by his pupil Adelinde Cornelissen and Parzival.
Johann Hinnemann said in the end that education only just starts when horses are brought into the position and attitude to be able to receive their education. That’s the first step. And than the ‘schakelen’ can begin!



Johann Hinnemann, Johan Hamminga sitting at 8 year old Krack C x Gribaldi-descendant Un Ami and moderator Claartje van Andel at the start of the 11th KNHS Trainer Seminar January 17th. Picture Wilma Frentz

Wellington Classic Dressage/DressageClinic.com a Huge Hit

The Professional Riders Clinic and Symposium, held Jan. 16-17 at the Jim Brandon Equestrian Center in Florida USA, brought together many of world’s leading riders for two educational days in an elegant setting. And one thing’s for sure, the riders lucky enough to receive an invitation to the clinic weren’t disappointed.
The event featured Hubertus Schmidt as the lead clinician, but also included educational sessions with Steffen Peters, Bo Jena and Laura King. Among the demo riders were many of America’s top competitors and trainers, including Betsey Steiner and Charlotte Bredahl. It was a unique symposium. Held in the evening under the covered arena, it was an elegant affair complete with table clothes, wine and scrumptious food.
Around 300 people attended the symposium hosted by Wellington Classic Dressage and DressageClinic.com. Noreen O’Sullivan said the symposium met the two-fold goal behind its creation, to be both educational and entertaining.
O’Sullivan and Flanagan said the symposium fit a mission of Wellington Classic Dressage to support the sport of dressage by making it more accessible and appealing.
Schmidt has a reputation for being not only an excellent trainer and rider, but also a great teacher and demo rider Shannon Dueck said that reputation certainly proved to be true. “Hubertus is an excellent communicator and one of the best trainers in the world. I was thrilled to be able to ride with him. I had a great lesson and got a lot out of it because he is very good at getting his point across.” What she liked best of all, however, was watching Schmidt ride. ”It was so educational to watch his reactions and what he asked of the horse and how. It was a good way to see how I want to ride.” Shannon Dueck shares the opinion of all European visitors of the Global Dressage Forum 2008 who chose to invite Hubertus Schmidt back again and especially got enthusiast because of his riding skills.

For more information please visit www.wellingtonclassicdressage.com and www.globaldressageforum.com

2009 National Canadian Dressage Symposium with Ellen Bontje and Christoph Hess

The Dressage Canada Coaching Committee is pleased to offer the Canadian dressage community two fantastic educational opportunities with international clinicians Ellen Bontje and Christoph Hess. The locations and dates for the symposiums are:
Agriplex, Cloverdale, BC, October 22–24, 2009
Royal Canadian Riding Academy, Cedar Valley, ON, October 26–28, 2009
Bontje will bring her competitive skills and classical training techniques together for these three-day traveling symposiums. She will ride, coach, train and lecture. Hess will address the philosophy and psychology of training horses with the goal of producing upper level dressage horses. Horses at various stages of their training and development will be presented and discussed. Auditors will be encouraged to participate during the symposiums.
Early in her career, Bontje began her apprenticeship with German Olympic rider Joseph Neckermann and has made her home in Germany for the past 24 years where she is a manager and senior trainer for Schumacher at the Neuhof. She has trained many German advanced level riders who have achieved top placings and championships at national competitions in Germany.
Hess is a world renowned FEI and German dressage judge and trainer. He has worked for the German Equestrian Federation’s training department since 1978 and is presently the director of training & education at the German Olympic Committee. Horse/riders combinations will be accepted into the symposium in the following order of priority. A waiting list will be established, if necessary, based on the same priority as outlined below

Find more at www.dressagecanada.ca

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VR-CLASSICS NEUMUNSTER

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CDI-W Neumünster (Germany) Grand Prix Freestyle
Results February 15 2009
Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total % Zang
E Ernes
H Withages
C Wüst
M Riexinger
B

1 Isabell Werth
Satchmo 78
G-1994: Sao Paulo x Legat GER

HANN 84.55% 80.00%
89.00%
1 78.00%
90.00%
1 78.50%
87.00%
1 81.50%
96.00%
1 77.50%
88.00%
1

2 Alexandra Korelova
Balagur
S-1990: Rasskat x Kolchan RUS

ORLOV 78.00% 75.50%
80.00%
3 73.50%
84.00%
2 73.50%
79.00%
2 78.00%
88.00%
2 70.50%
78.00%
3

3 Monica Theodorescu
Whisper
G-1998: Welt Hit x Weltstar GER

BAD-Wü 77.80% 77.00%
84.00%
2 71.00%
81.00%
5 73.00%
78.00%
3 77.00%
89.00%
2 69.00%
79.00%
4

4 Laura Bechtolsheimer
Mistral Hojris
G-1995: Michellino x Ibsen GBR

DWB 76.50% 74.00%
78.00%
4 72.50%
83.00%
3 69.50%
74.00%
9 76.50%
86.00%
4 72.50%
79.00%
2

5 Ellen Schulten-Baumer
Donatha S
M-1994: Donnerhall x Pik Bube I GER

HANN 75.25% 71.50%
79.00%
7 70.50%
83.00%
4 68.00%
77.00%
7 71.50%
84.00%
5 70.00%
78.00%
4

6 Hayley Beresford
Relampago do Retiro
S-1997: Luar x Argonauta AUS

LUS 74.50% 74.00%
77.00%
5 70.00%
79.00%
7 70.00%
77.00%
4 70.50%
81.00%
6 70.50%
76.00%
7

7 Catherine Haddad
Maximus JSS
G-1994: May Sherif x Höjvangs Lukas USA

DWB 73.80% 74.00%
77.00%
5 68.00%
75.00%
10 69.50%
76.00%
6 70.50%
80.00%
9 72.00%
76.00%
4

8 Carola Koppelmann
Le Bo
G-1993: Lauries Crusador xx x Eisenherz I GER

HANN 73.70% 70.00%
75.00%
11 70.50%
79.00%
6 70.00%
76.00%
5 70.00%
80.00%
10 69.50%
77.00%
7

9 Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein
Digby
S-1997: Donnerhall x Sandro DEN

DWB 72.85% 71.00%
76.00%
9 68.00%
75.00%
10 70.00%
75.00%
7 72.00%
79.00%
7 68.50%
74.00%
11

10 Heike Kemmer
Royal Rubin
S-1998: Rubinstein x Brandenburger GER

SACHS 72.75% 72.00%
78.00%
8 65.50%
75.00%
12 68.50%
74.00%
10 69.00%
82.00%
7 67.50%
76.00%
10

10 Sander Marijnissen
Moedwil
G-1994: Goodwill x Beaujolais NED

KWPN 72.75% 71.00%
75.00%
10 69.50%
77.00%
9 67.50%
73.00%
11 68.00%
80.00%
12 71.50%
75.00%
7

12 Katarzyna Milczarek Jasinka
Ekwador
S-2000: Heraldik x Corofino POL

71.70% 68.00%
72.00%
12 70.00%
78.00%
8 66.50%
71.00%
12 70.00%
80.00%
10 70.50%
71.00%
12

13 Aat van Essen
Premier
G-1997: Jazz x Ulft NED

KWPN 68.55% 64.50%
69.00%
13 68.50%
72.00%
12 65.50%
68.00%
13 68.50%
76.00%
13 63.50%
70.00%
13

14 Bianca Kasselmann
Forum Zwei
S-1993: Full Speed x Parcours GER

OLD 64.85% 62.00%
64.00%
14 62.00%
68.00%
14 63.00%
66.00%
14 63.50%
74.00%
14 60.00%
66.00%
15

15 Miriam Henschke
Famous Boy
G-1996: Feiner Stern x Landadel GER

OLD 61.55% 60.00%
65.00%
15 59.00%
63.00%
15 58.50%
61.00%
15 59.50%
62.00%
15 61.50%
66.00%
14


Best Freestyle-score so far Werth and Satchmo

By Claartje van Andel dressagedirect

The seventh WC™ event in the Holstenhalle in Neumünster marked real brilliance in the winning test of Isabell Werth on Satchmo. It brought excitement for a record score of the World Cup™ Season so far. “I have never seen Satchmo this good before”, said the chair of the judges Mariette Withages-Dieltjens. The Olympic individual silver medallist Isabell Werth agreed with that. She said: “I already was happy with the behaviour of Satchie in Grand Prix yesterday while he showed relaxation and happiness in the arena. The Holstenhalle in Neumünster is small and has a special atmosphere. It’s never a certainty how the reaction of your horse will be. Today in the Freestyle the atmosphere with all horse loving people from the region again was top and so was Satchmo. He really enjoyed himself while performing and simply did his job without one single mistake or wrong reaction!”.
Chair Mariette Withages rewarded Satchmo for one of the half passes in canter with the ultimate ten and she gave a lot of eights and nines.



Isabell Werth and Satchmo were rewarded with nines and the ultimate ten for their half passes and did their best Freestyle performance ever according to Mariette Withages and Wim Ernes Picture Karl Heinz Frieler www.reitsportfoto.de

Another ultimate ten was given for the piaffe of the 19 year old grey Balagur showed by Russian Alexandra Korelova. The willingness and eagerness of the former police horse Balagur to perform is amazing! Not a single mistake occurred in doing so, taking the runner up position. Alexandra Korelova and Balagur even bet their trainer Monica Theodorescu aboard Whisper. Whisper is getting stronger and it seems his piaffe is improving too. The pleasant test was rewarded with third position.



Another ultimate ten was given for the piaffe of the 19 year old grey Balagur showed by Russian Alexandra Korelova Picture Ken Braddick

Bad luck
British Laura Bechtolsheimer did a wonderful test with her talented Mistral Hojris but mistakes in the one tempi changes and two tempi changes and a lack of relaxation in the final halt cost her some points.
Nathalie zu Sayn Wittgenstein had made her mistakes in Grand Prix yet, thus receiving one of the first starting positions. It was her turn to improve in the Freestyle. She rode the Freestyle test without mistakes although it could have been a bit more powerful. She improved her Amsterdam-results and was rewarded with some valuable points for the standings.
Jeannette Haazen had to withdraw from competing as family circumstances left her home.

Tension is building up towards the Final
A very harmonious test was showed by American Catherine Haddad on Maximus. She was the second competitor to come in. The crowd really went crazy, understanding the theme and clapping and yelling for Maximus. He now performed his movements without mistakes on the filmic music of the Gladiator about emperor Maximus. She improved her results from Mechelen and Amsterdam and therefore took some valuable World Cup™ points as well. It was the more remarkable as in Neumünster Haddad also won the other Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special on Cadillac. “This is one of my bigger weekends in Europe!”, the American rider said who made the German Vechta to her home. Catherine Haddad recently has signed with Schockemöhle Sports to extend their sponsoring contract for 2009. Schockemöhle Sports has sponsored Haddad since 2007 and produces its own line of riding clothes, bridles, saddles, rugs and much more. In her turn Haddad will assist in the development of new products through intensive testing and will offer feedback on the developing product line.
Franz Schockemöhle, manager of Schockemöhle sports, is the nephew of Paul Schockemöhle. This year Schockemöhle and his part6ner Ullrich Kassellmann also took over the reigns from the Neumünster organisers. The new commitments coming nicely together hardly can be a coincidence.
“I’m hoping a big future with all my horses and it’s a great honour for me to have the support of Schockemöhle Sports as a sponsor and immediately doing so well”, Haddad said. She has set her heart on competing in the final in Las Vegas. Her schedule includes this week’s Gothenburg Horseshow where she will show Cadillac in the World Cup™ qualifier.

To meet the criteria of the reglement which include two WC starts Anky van Grunsven and IPS Salinero will travel to Gothenburg as well to ride this show, as well as the last European Qualifier in s’-Hertogenbosch in March. Isabell Werth has chosen to compete in Bremen, Dortmund and the last qualifier in ‘s-Hertogenbosch, after which she will make the decision which horse to bring to Las Vegas. The gambling metropolis is the host of the World Cup Finals Show Jumping and Dressage in April.
Werth gave her World Cup Final 2007 winning mount, Warum Nicht FRH, the weekend free: “I have ridden Satchmo at the World Cup shows where the arenas are smaller, such as Frankfurt and here, because the arena in Las Vegas is also small”, she explained. Plenty of sport also brought plenty of spectators to the VR Classics in the Holstenhalle. Alone during the day there were 4,100 visitors for the competitions in Neumunster and in the evening there were approximately 5,000 who strolled through the Holstenhalle and adjacent exhibition and warm-up areas. “I have to add, after Neumünster today Satchie is already half boarded!”, Isabell smiled.

Standings after seven of nine competitions in the Western European League:

1. Isabell WERTH GER 80
2. Hans Peter MINDERHOUD NED 68
3. Adelinde CORNELISSEN NED 60
4. Monica THEODORESCU GER 57
5. Jeannette HAAZEN NED 54
6. Christa LAARAKKERS NED 42
7. Catherine HADDAD USA 41
8. Stefan VAN INGELGEM BEL 39
8. Nathalie ZU SAYN WITTGENSTEIN DEN 39
10. Laura BECHTOLSHEIMER GBR 38
10. Heike KEMMER GER 38
12. Jan BRINK SWE 37




In the week before CDI-W Neumünster American Catherine Haddad signed a new sponsor contract with Schockemöhle Sports. She proved her value immediately by winning the Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special on Cadillac Picture Julia Wentscher


Insa Hansen shared the GP Special win with Catherine Haddad



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CDI-W Neumünster (Germany) Grand Prix Special
Results February 15 2009
Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total % Ernes
E Wüst
H Zang
C Riexinger
M Withages
B

1 Insa Hansen
Weissager
G-1999: Welthit I x Onyx GER

RHLD 67.71% 66.25%
1 68.75%
1 68.13%
1 67.29%
2 68.13%
2

1 Catherine Haddad
Cadillac
G-1997: Solos Carex x Ragtime USA

DWB 67.71% 65.83%
3 66.88%
2 65.63%
5 70.83%
1 69.38%
1

3 Wieger De Boer
Kupfermann
G-1998: Lucky Champ x Donnerhall GER

HOLST 66.58% 66.04%
2 66.04%
4 66.67%
2 67.08%
3 67.08%
4

4 Carola Koppelmann
Hinnerk TSF
G-1999: Rubinstein x Weltmeyer GER

HANN 66.17% 65.00%
5 66.67%
3 65.21%
6 65.83%
5 68.13%
2

5 Martin Christensen
Anatol 66
G-1997: A Jungle Prince x Raphael DEN

HANN 65.71% 65.63%
4 65.00%
6 66.04%
3 66.25%
4 65.63%
6

6 Miriam Henschke
Lord Sinclair
-1994: Lanciano x Raueck GER

65.29% 64.79%
6 66.04%
4 65.83%
4 62.71%
7 67.08%
4

7 Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein
Master Mind
G-1999: Master x Sandro DEN

64.25% 64.17%
7 64.58%
7 63.13%
7 63.96%
6 65.42%
7

8 Julia Mestern
Ludwig Löwenherz
G-1996: Leandro x Caletto I GER

HOLST 61.88% 60.63%
8 61.46%
8 63.13%
7 60.63%
8 63.54%
8

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La suite :

CDI-W Neumünster (Germany) Grand Prix for Freestyle
Results February 14 2009
Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total % Riexinger
E Zang
H Wüst
C Withages
M Ernes
B

1 Isabell Werth
Satchmo 78
G-1994: Sao Paulo x Legat GER

HANN 76.72% 76.17%
1 77.87%
1 76.38%
1 75.96%
1 77.23%
1

2 Ellen Schulten-Baumer
Donatha S
M-1994: Donnerhall x Pik Bube I GER

HANN 71.83% 72.34%
2 72.77%
2 72.34%
2 70.21%
2 71.49%
2

3 Monica Theodorescu
Whisper
G-1998: Welt Hit x Weltstar GER

BAD-Wü 70.81% 71.28%
3 71.28%
4 71.70%
3 70.00%
3 69.79%
4

3 Laura Bechtolsheimer
Mistral Hojris
G-1995: Michellino x Ibsen GBR

DWB 70.81% 69.36%
5 72.13%
3 71.70%
3 70.00%
3 70.85%
3

5 Alexandra Korelova
Balagur
S-1990: Rasskat x Kolchan RUS

ORLOV 69.62% 70.85%
4 69.57%
6 70.43%
6 69.57%
5 67.66%
6

6 Carola Koppelmann
Le Bo
G-1993: Lauries Crusador xx x Eisenherz I GER

HANN 69.45% 69.36%
5 70.43%
5 70.64%
5 67.23%
6 69.57%
5

7 Hayley Beresford
Relampago do Retiro
S-1997: Luar x Argonauta AUS

LUS 68.13% 69.15%
7 67.87%
8 70.00%
7 66.81%
7 66.81%
7

8 Heike Kemmer
Royal Rubin
S-1998: Rubinstein x Brandenburger GER

SACHS 66.85% 67.87%
9 68.51%
7 67.45%
10 65.96%
8 64.47%
13

9 Sander Marijnissen
Moedwil
G-1994: Goodwill x Beaujolais NED

KWPN 66.68% 67.02%
12 65.53%
12 68.94%
8 65.32%
9 66.60%
8

10 Aat van Essen
Premier
G-1997: Jazz x Ulft NED

KWPN 66.34% 68.30%
8 65.96%
11 66.38%
11 64.68%
10 66.38%
10

11 Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein
Digby
S-1997: Donnerhall x Sandro DEN

DWB 66.30% 67.45%
10 66.17%
10 67.87%
9 64.26%
12 65.75%
12

12 Katarzyna Milczarek Jasinka
Ekwador
S-2000: Heraldik x Corofino POL

65.75% 66.17%
13 66.81%
9 65.53%
12 64.05%
13 66.17%
11

13 Catherine Haddad
Maximus JSS
G-1994: May Sherif x Höjvangs Lukas USA

DWB 65.66% 67.45%
10 64.68%
13 64.89%
13 64.68%
10 66.60%
8

14 Bianca Kasselmann
Forum Zwei
S-1993: Full Speed x Parcours GER

OLD 62.81% 62.34%
14 62.13%
14 63.62%
14 62.77%
14 63.19%
14

15 Miriam Henschke
Famous Boy
G-1996: Feiner Stern x Landadel GER

OLD 61.06% 60.85%
15 60.21%
15 61.28%
15 62.34%
15 60.64%
15

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CDI-W Neumünster (Germany) Grand Prix for Special
Results February 13 2009
Rk Name Rider
Name horse
sex-birthyear: sire x sire dam Country

Studbook Total % Ernes
E Wüst
H Zang
C Withages
M Riexinger
B

1 Catherine Haddad
Cadillac
G-1997: Solos Carex x Ragtime USA

DWB 69.66% 70.64%
1 70.63%
1 69.15%
1 67.87%
1 70.00%
1

2 Carola Koppelmann
Hinnerk TSF
G-1999: Rubinstein x Weltmeyer GER

HANN 65.23% 65.11%
2 64.89%
3 65.32%
2 64.89%
2 65.96%
3

3 Insa Hansen
Weissager
G-1999: Welthit I x Onyx GER

RHLD 64.72% 64.26%
6 65.96%
2 63.61%
3 63.62%
5 66.17%
2

4 Wieger De Boer
Kupfermann
G-1998: Lucky Champ x Donnerhall GER

HOLST 63.92% 64.89%
3 64.68%
4 62.77%
6 62.98%
8 64.26%
4

5 Julia Mestern
Ludwig Löwenherz
G-1996: Leandro x Caletto I GER

HOLST 63.87% 64.68%
4 64.68%
4 63.40%
4 63.19%
6 63.40%
5

6 Miriam Henschke
Lord Sinclair
-1994: Lanciano x Raueck GER

62.94% 62.13%
11 62.34%
10 63.19%
5 64.05%
4 62.98%
6

7 Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein
Master Mind
G-1999: Master x Sandro DEN

62.89% 63.19%
9 62.77%
7 62.34%
7 63.19%
6 62.98%
6

8 Martin Christensen
Anatol 66
G-1997: A Jungle Prince x Raphael DEN

HANN 62.64% 64.47%
5 60.85%
13 61.70%
12 64.26%
3 61.92%
10

9 Petra Wilm
King Arthur TSF
S-1998: Buddenbrock x Consul GER

Trakehner 62.60% 63.83%
8 62.98%
6 61.92%
9 62.13%
11 62.13%
9

10 Jochen Huntenburg
Don Giovanni
-1996: Donnerslag x Weinberg GER

WESTF 62.55% 64.04%
7 62.77%
7 61.92%
9 62.55%
9 61.49%
12

11 Bianca Kasselmann
Forum Zwei
S-1993: Full Speed x Parcours GER

OLD 61.75% 62.34%
10 62.34%
10 62.13%
8 62.34%
10 59.58%
15

12 Karin Rehbein
Aventino
-1994: Aalborg x Grenadier GER

HANN 61.66% 61.92%
12 60.43%
14 61.92%
9 61.70%
12 62.31%
8

13 Peter Koch
Degas 7
G-1998: De Niro x Rubinstein GER

OLD 61.02% 60.43%
13 59.57%
15 61.70%
12 61.70%
12 61.70%
11

14 Wolfgang Schade
Dolany 7
S-1997: Donnerhall x Cor de la Bryere GER

HOLST 60.34% 60.21%
14 61.49%
12 58.72%
15 59.79%
15 61.49%
12

15 Hans Peter Mohr
Lento
-2000: Lorentin x Caletto GER

HOLST 60.30% 59.79%
15 62.55%
9 58.94%
14 59.15%
16 61.06%
14

16 Anja Hermelink
Dionysos 12
-1994: Dream of Glory x Busconi GER

HANN 58.72% 57.66%
16 58.94%
16 57.87%
16 60.43%
14 58.72%
16

17 Claudia Schröder
Cassis
S-1996: CalettoI x Landgraf GER

HOLST 56.13% 56.60%
17 57.02%
17 55.53%
17 56.17%
17 55.32%
17

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