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After their absence from the German Championships in Balve, the setbacks continue for Ingrid Klimke & Vayron with the end of all ambitions for the World Championships. Having made very few appearances since the European Championships last summer (photo), the 15-year-old son of Vitalis is definitely not in top form, as he has now withdrawn from the CDIO in Hagen at the beginning of July; information announced today by the German Federation without any precise explanation being

While Switzerland announced in recent hours the composition of its team for the World Championships in Aachen, it also took the opportunity to officially announce the names of the quartets that will take part in the European Youth Championships: Juniors, Olomouc Mirjam Bachmann & Famora Leana Hofmann & Brando L Malina Schneider & Zaja von Buchmatt CH Sina Willener & Fürst Lauries H Réserves Mica-Ladina Gysau & Mattheo Liah Hefti & Rock Emotion Jeunes cavaliers, Pilisjá

Major event of the summer, 20 years later, the World Championships will return to the legendary Aachen stadium; an event for which the Swiss Federation has already made and officially announced its choice. The Swiss will thus represent the country. Delia Eggenberger & Santa Maria (with Fairtrade as reserve horse ) Charlotte Lenherr & Dettori (with Gentleman as reserve horse) Charlotta Rogerson & Bonheur de la Vie Estelle Wettstein & Quaterboy Head of Team Development and Team

Germany, Denmark, and now Great Britain, one after the other, the national federations are revealing their choices for the European Youth Championships: Juniors, Olomouc Ella Grace Dovey & Escomond Sofia Games & Bovary JBM Oriana McNamara & Active Solaris Isla Sully & Vagabond de Massa (photo) Réserve Abigail Gray & Jack Diamond Jeunes cavaliers, Pilisjászfalu Mette Dahl & Daytona Platinum Myles Graham & Fred Astaire WD Demi Howard-Cartwright & Newton Astro Nascente Ruby

Following Germany, announcements continue about the composition of the various youth teams that will participate to the European Youth Championships. For Denmark, the following riders/horses will be competing: Juniors, Olomouc Ida Bøllingtoft Asmussen & Gozzip Isabella Struntze Torp & Vestervangs Garson Rikke Maria Schoubye Johansen & Baunehøjens Carpaccio DWB Sofia Rosenkilde & Tiger G Réservistes Victoria Bang Zindorff & Pilegaardens Secret Dream Sofie Aagaard Buur

Czech Republic, Hungary, France: this summer, the German youth teams will attempt to win or retain gold with the following pairs: Children, Olomouc Antonia Hansmeyer & Gentle van Wittenstein V Cecilie Marie Hohl & Saluna W OLD Lilly Kasselmann & Vodka Soda Linda Schuchmann & Figo de Halliers Réservistes : Jasper Rasche & Limoncelli Larissa Bruckschen &Little Fame Anna Schmieder & Freispiel Juniors, Olomouc Eve Catherine Bartels &Villeneuve Clara Kohoutek & Dark Dancer (Reserv

Well-known 5* judge, the British Stephen Clarke, passed away on June 13th. Stephen's equestrian story began in his childhood in a small Welsh village. He became a judge in his early twenties, tired, as he himself put it, "of hearing everyone complain about the judging." Also a rider, he trained under Ernst Bachinger at the Spanish Riding School, thanks to the guidance of Jennie Loriston-Clarke and Ferdi Eilberg. With his horse Becket, he was even selected as an alternate for

With the World Championships in Aachen approaching, the Danish Federation has made some adjustments to the composition of its various groups in the discipline: Groupe A seniors Alexander Yde Helgstrand Anna Toosbuy Rasch Anna Zibrandtsen Carina Cassøe Krüth Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour Daniel Bachmann Andersen Karoline Rohmann Nadja Aabo Sloth Groupe B seniors Andreas Helgstrand Camilla Lunderskov Cecilie Dybro Jensen Lone Bang Zindorff Sara Aagaard Hyrm Groupe perspe

Like Germany, Spain will continue its selection process for the World Championships in Aachen with the Nations Cup in Hagen, for which the following riders have been selected: Claudio Castilla Ruiz & Jota das Figueiras José Antonio García Mena & Gladiador do Lis Lucía Gallardo Muñoz & Hip by Jonhson Severo Jurado López & Flaconi W Also in Hagen will be: CDI4* Francisco Benítez Sánchez & Lord Platinum Claudio Castilla Ruiz & Hi Rico do Sobral CDI3* José Antonio García Mena &

Like the Swedes, Germany held its first selection of young horses for the World Championships in Verden in recent days in Warendorf. The following horses are still in contention: 5 yo Belle Amour CN (Bonds x Franziskus) & Merita Hagren Benjamin Franklin (Bon Vivaldi NRW x Royal Blend) & Janina Tietze Delight (Diamond de Luxe x Flatley) & Jana Marie Thamm DSP Lord Löwenherz von Bellin (Lord Europe x United) & Ellen Richter Dynamic Pur (Dynamic Dream x Finest) & Friederike Tebb

Like other countries, Sweden's selection process for the World Young Horse Championships is in full swing; a nation that will be able to field 4 horses per age category, among which, perhaps, is Severucci HT, bronze medalist in the 5-year-old category in 2024: 5 yo Buskhagas Sanjay & Linnéa Holmgren Ebbot F & Lovisa Jendland Fonzie & Ida-Linn Lundholm Mackmyras Amorino & Lina Dolk Majestic Justice & Johan Svensson Nådhammars Hera & Jeanna Högberg Springcesse II VH & Ronja Kar

After its national championship won by Isabell Werth, the German Federation took the opportunity to update its groups for the discipline and make new integrations. Previously composed of Katharina Hemmer & Denoix PCH, Ingrid Klimke & Vayron, Frederic Wandres & Bluetooth Old, Isabell Werth & Wendy de Fontaine, DSP Quantaz and Viva Gold Old, the Olympic group is now enriched by Charlotte-Maria Schürmann & Dante’s Pearl. Are also joining the prospect group: Jessica de Bredow-Wer

But where will Isabell Werth stop? Competing in the German Championships in Balve, the 56-year-old rider fielded her two top horses: Wendy de Fontaine and the young Viva Gold Old. After three days of competition, she not only dominated all three events but also both titles up for grabs. Nothing less. From Wednesday, the icon of German dressage took the lead with Bolette Wandt's daughter, Sezuan. Awarded 81.240%, including a perfect 10 for the piaffe and piaffe/passage transit

After Balve, from July 2nd to 5th, Germany will continue its selection process for the World Championships in Aachen with the Nations Cup in Hagen, for which the following riders have been selected: Semmieke Rothenberger & Farrington Charlotte-Maria Schürmann & Dante's Pearl Old Frederic Wandres & Bluetooth Old Isabell Werth & Wendy de Fontaine (Réserve: Viva Gold Old) Première réserve pour l'équipe: Raphael Netz avec Great Escape Camelot source : dressursport kim / crédit ph

At the conclusion of the German Championships in Balve, the German Federation announced the composition of its team for the European Championships, organized from July 7 to 12 in Budapest Pilisjászfalu, Hungary: Lucie-Anouk Baumgürtel (photo) & Zinq First Vienna FRH Rose Oatley & Alive and Kicking Pia-Carlotta Gagel & Riccio Katharina Schuster & Qence L Prior to that, the U25 team will meet in Warendorf for a final training camp with Hans-Heinrich Meyer zu Strohen. source : d

A major setback for American dressage: two months before the World Championships in Aachen, the USA will have to do without their best pair, Christian Simonson and Indian Rock. Zen Elite Stables announced last few hours : "After much discussion with the team, we have decided not to include Indian Rock in our plans for the summer championships this year. Rocky has given us an incredible season, and we are extremely proud of everything he has accomplished. He has exceeded all o

Just over two months before the World Championships in Aachen, Denmark unveiled in recent hours the list of its likely pairs: Anna Zibrandtsen & Quel Filou Carina Cassøe Krüth & Heiline's Dancier Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour & MSJ Freestyle Daniel Bachmann Andersen & Flash Gordon 42 Karoline Rohmann & Jakas Don Louvre Nadja Aabo Sloth & Favor Gersdorf Denmark has also chosen the Falsterbo Nations Cup to test its pairs. The competition will take place from July 8th to 12th. Anna Zi

Just few weeks before the selections for the World Championships they will host in Aachen, our German neighbors are facing some unexpected twists. Traditionally considered essential in the year's selection process, the German Championships, held this week in Balve, will ultimately take place without Katharina Hemmer & Denoix; a leading pair for the formidable German national team. Member of the German team at the European Championships in Crozet (photo) where he was 4th in th

Having been crowned Dutch Champion last weekend at the preparatory level for the Small Tour with her young stallion New Dreams, Adelinde Cornelissen then had to deal with the sudden loss of her other horse, Luqiedo, which she had just started competing in the Grand Prix. Bred by Aris van Manen, Luqiedo was a son of his former Grand Prix horse Aqiedo, out of a Stedinger mare. Trained since his young horse years by the former leader of Dutch dressage, Luqiedo finished 16th in t

Still with a substantial string of horses, the Swede Patrik Kittel benefits from a "new" Grand Prix horse, not entirely unknown: the Oldenburg stallion Zum Glück; information relayed in recent hours by Eurodressage. Bred by Ullrich Kasselmann, this son of Zonik & Florestan began his competitive career ridden by German Frederic Wandres in 2017; a year he was the top-priced horse at the PSI sales, for €850,000 from RS2 Dressage stables in the Netherlands. He then joined Robin v