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Luhmühlen – Passionate about eventing
Luhmühlen – Passionate about eventing
Press Release, 7 March 2023
After successfully opening the gates to the public again last year, Turniergesellschaft Luhmühlen is looking forward to preparing this year's event, which will take place from 15-18 June 2023.
Event director Julia Otto is excited about potential entries: “Obviously, it’s way too early to predict the rider’s plans this far in advance but quite a few riders have already made it clear that they’d like to come to the Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials. Four German riders are expected to compete in the Longines CCI5*-L, lots of others will try to recommend themselves for the European Championships in Haras du Pin by successfully competing in the Meßmer Trophy / German Championships. We are also very pleased that several international Luhmühlen winners have announced their plans to travel to Luhmühlen again.”
Prize-money increase
The Longines CCI5*-L prize money will be increased from EUR 100,000 to EUR 125,000, complying with the new FEI requirements for the organisation of the highest category of eventing.
Julia Otto is grateful to the sponsors for making this adjustment possible: “Thanks to our reliable partners, Luhmühlen is able to take this big step and thus create further incentives for competing at Luhmühlen.”
Partners at Luhmühlen's side
In addition to Luhmühlen’s title partner Longines, Meßmer and Lotto Niedersachsen are reliably at Luhmühlen's side as main sponsors, complemented by Nord Pool GmbH, which will focus on presenting its new market segment photovoltaics this year. LVM Versicherungsagentur Bernd Bamberger has also extended its sponsorship.
“I’m thankful that we have also have succeeded in finding additional partners and are now supported by the established banking house C.L. Seeliger from Wolfenbüttel and two regional companies: Therapiestation für Pferde Hof Fehmbusch (Eyendorf) and Physiotherapie-SPORT-PHYSIO Egestorf.”
Cross-country changes
“The cross-country courses will be turned!” A short sentence with big consequences: Luhmühlen's course director Mike Etherington-Smith has decided to turn the direction of the cross-country courses again.
“It’s new and exciting, a great way to give variety and interest to the course. I don't want to give too much away, but all the waters have a different look this time. The Longines and Messmer waters have had all the revetting removed and the ground has been landscaped which gives more variety in the future. Changing the direction requires a complete review of the 'package' of the courses to get the balance and the flow and feel good whilst trying to come up with new ideas. The courses need to work together - designing one on its own is much more straightforward than having two courses which have to complement each other. The safety of horse and rider is at all times paramount - our number one priority - which is not only mirrored in the use of frangible devices (MIM systems) but directs all of our planning decisions”, explains Mike Etherington-Smith. This year, Kai-Steffen Meier is involved as assistant course-designer.
Show programme
Eventing is based on the trust between horses and riders. A fact that is reflected in this year's supporting programme.
On Thursday, some riders will make use of Luhmühlen’s set-up to train horses that are not entered but will profit from the experience. The riders and a judge will then comment the ride. On Friday, the Kids Cross-Country Fun will once again show that children and ponies are a perfect match.
On Saturday, LeMieux is going to present a show programme by Lisa Röckener, who impressively combines competing her horses with horsemanship: “I am so happy to be a part of this great event in Luhmühlen. I have evented for a long time and I still love it – so in my new show I’m linking eventing with horsemanship.”
On Sunday, Wildpark Lüneburger Heide’s falconers are going to present their fascinating birds with a bird flight show.
Press Officer:
Dr. Friederike Stüvel
Phone: +49 171 5382900
Mail: media@luhmuehlen.de
TGL Turniergesellschaft Luhmühlen mbH
Bruchweg 3 21376 Salzhausen OT Luhmühlen
Germany
About the event
Luhmühlen has been organising major eventing competitions for over 60 years - including six European Championships in 1975, 1979, 1987, 1999, 2011 and 2019 and the World Equestrian Games in 1982.
The Luhmühlen Horse Trials are one of the world's largest eventing competitions and welcome top international riders and numerous visitors every year.

Lisa Röckener/ Copyright Yvonne Voß

Kai-Steffen Meier, Mike Etherington-Smith / Copyright TGL - Felicia von Baath
Another Gold Highlight for Michael Jung
Another Gold Highlight for Michael Jung
Michael Jung wins the CCI4*-S Meßmer Trophy with Highlighter and the German Championship. Silver went to Dirk Schrade, bronze to Sandra Auffarth. Michael Jung (GER) was the only rider to finish on his dressage score of 25.6 points. He could even have afforded a rail in the show-jumping phase without jeopardising his lead but Jung kept his cool and finished the competition with an excellent clear round: “I am overjoyed. Highlighter has come a long way. To win the German Championship title with him now means a lot to me. He has been going strong all season and I am so proud of him. He has done so well all week and wasn’t fazed by the enormous crowd at all. He’s so cool.”
The runners-up of the CCI4*-S Meßmer Trophy Dirk Schrade and Casino also had a great week. Schrade could not afford a single time fault, a fact he managed to ignore before he went into the ring: "Casino is simply a great jumper. I was a little worried that he would be impressed by the atmosphere because there were so many spectators on site but he jumped really well, and was absolutely focused on his job.”
Sandra Auffarth was also very pleased with her nine-year-old Rosveel, who was only competing in his second fourstar-season. “I am so happy. His dressage has improved significantly and I had the feeling that he wanted to show what he is made of this week. In the cross country, I can absolutely rely on him. He was fit as a fiddle yesterday and very full of himself in the vet inspection. In the show-jumping he was very attentive and wanted to do everything right. I think he was actually quite proud of himself.”

Birthday Win for Felix Vogg
Birthday Win for Felix Vogg
Colero gave his rider a tremendous birthday present - the first five-star victory of his career! Just like the cross-country course, the show-jumping of the Longines CCI5*-L proved to be very influential. Only the top two riders stayed clear and within the time allowed. With a very fresh and smooth round, Felix Vogg (SUI) and Colero held onto their dressage score of 29.0 points. Kirsty Chabert (GBR) and Jonelle Price (NZL) completed the podium. It was Felix Vogg’s week. He laid the foundation for today's win on Friday with a super dressage, which was rewarded with 29.0 points. Vogg and Colero then mastered the demanding cross-country and show-jumping courses clear within the time. The Swiss rider proved to have nerves of steel: “When I rode into the arena, I just focused on keeping calm and tried to blank out everything else. That took the pressure off me and also off the horse, which was important. Even with a pole, the result would have been a personal highlight. He can jump fantastically and he showed that today." In the award ceremony, the 32-year-old thanked everyone who contributed to his win: "Many thanks to the audience, the horse's breeders and the organisers. This victory is extraordinary for me!”
Kirsty Chabert was the only other rider to finish the Longines CCC5*-L on her dressage score - her biggest achievement so far: “Classic has been fantastic this whole week. She gave me a phenomenal round cross country and she’s a very, very good jumper. It’s a team effort and we go out of our way to keep her in her happy place and then she rewards us by going above and beyond.”
Jonelle Price’s week was off to a rocky start. “I was a little frustrated with our dressage result. Faerie is brilliant but also a right little madam. It’s her fourth time in Luhmühlen and she’s already seventeen, so you’d think she knows her job but the dressage was hard work, we had a few mistakes and during today’s prize giving I couldn’t help but think ‘what if…’. On the other hand, she gave me lovely rides in the crosscountry and show-jumping phases and she’s always trying to do the right thing. She’s an incredible nice little mare and deserved a podium finish. She’s also quite pretentious, so I’m sure she enjoyed the prize giving today and thinks she has won.”

Michael Jung on course for gold
Michael Jung on course for gold
In the CCI4*-S Meßmer Trophy, Michael Jung (GER) and Highlighter are in the lead with 25.6 points after cross-country day. Jérôme Robiné (GER) with Black Ice (29.0) and Dirk Schrade (GER) with Casino (29.6) are currently in second and third place. Michael Jung was one of only three riders who managed to stay clear within the time allowed: "Highlighter did a great job. He is super fit and we were able to keep up our pace before and over the jumps, that’s how we stayed within the time, which was quite difficult today. He’s so fit that the heat didn’t get to him at all. The cross-country course was super, the ground was really well prepared.”
With another fast round and only two added time faults, Jérôme Robiné and Black Ice worked their way up the leaderboard into second place: "The last competitions went very well for us but I still wouldn’t have expected to be in second place after the cross-country. The course was quite intense with a lot of questions and I had to make sure to keep him balanced. Now I’m obviously very pleased."
Dirk Schrade and Casino only added 3.2 points to their dressage score and are currently in third place: "Casino went so well. We had a small misunderstanding at the last show, so I didn’t take any chances today and perhaps put a little too much pressure on him, so the round wasn’t as smooth as it could have been. The temperatures didn’t bother him at all, though. He was fresh right till the finish line."

Longines CCI5*-L: Felix Vogg (SUI) in the lead after an exciting cross-country day
Longines CCI5*-L: Felix Vogg (SUI) in the lead after an exciting cross-country day
Due to a fast and clear round, Switzerland's Felix Vogg will go into tomorrow's final jumping competition with his dressage score of 29.0 points. With 29.1 points, Tim Price (NZL) and Vitali are hot on his heels in second place. Followed by Oliver Townend and Dreamliner with 29.6 points. Mike Etherington-Smith's demanding crosscountry course shook up the leaderboard. In total, nine horse-rider combinations managed to stay clear and within the time allowed. Felix Vogg, was over the moon after his round: “He went really well. He’s not a thoroughbred so he sometimes needs to be reminded that we need to keep going. He listened to me all the way round and I couldn’t have asked for a better effort. My goal for the season was to be among the top five here in Luhmühlen – and now I’d obviously really like to win."
Tim Price was also full of praise for his horse's round: “Vitali was super. He’s so talented and even though he does notice the crowd and can be a little impressed by the atmosphere, he’s still focused on the questions and always alert and attentive, which is exactly what I’m looking for in a horse.” The 12-year-old Holsteiner is competing at five-star level for the first time, so Price didn’t rush him: “He’s a first-timer so that’s where the time faults come because it’s my policy to start them in a way that they can find themselves at the bigger fences and questions. At this stage of the career I’ll happily accept a few seconds over the maximum time. He’s highly strung but he settled really well when we started and tried really hard all the way around.”
Oliver Townend and Dreamliner had the the fastest cross-country round of the day (10:48) and completed the podium ahead of the final day: "Dreamliner is maybe not the most athletic horse, but has a really great attitude, he’s so genuine and always wants to stay inside the flags. I’m so fortunate to be riding him.”

Bubby Upton (GBR) keeps the lead in the Longines CCI5*-L
Bubby Upton (GBR) keeps the lead in the Longines CCI5*-L
Lauren Nicholson (USA) and Vermiculus are currently in second place (26.7) closely followed by Tim Price (NZL) and Vitali (27.1). The value of Bubby Upton's dressage score became apparent at the end of the second dressage day. None of the other competitors were able to overtrump yesterday's performance. Tim Price (NZL) and his 12-year-old Holsteiner gelding Vitali are now in third place: “I’m happy with our test. He was a bit of a juvenile last year and it’s been all about building him to a five-star horse that knows the job. He’s very special and he’s in good shape. He can be a little neurotic and over the top, so it’s important to keep him relaxed and with me, then he’s s a super cool horse, so talented.” The only German five-star competitor, Sophie Leube is currently in seventh place of the Longines CCI5*-L with her horse J'adore Moi ( 30.6): "My horse felt great. She was super focused and with me the whole time." Tom McEwen (GBR) and Braveheart B will be the first competitors to tackle Mike-Etherington Smith's 6,270m cross-country course tomorrow morning at 9.30am.
Thoughts about the cross-country course
Sophie Leube: "The tasks are all clear to see and we have a plan. I have to pay particular attention to the first water. That comes relatively early and I have to make sure I have her well with me beforehand because she's often a bit more brisk at the start."
Elisabeth Halliday-Sharp: “I think the course will suit my horse well, that's why I brought him here to Luhmühlen. I always thought this horse is a Luhmühlen horse. It is a challenging course, a true five-star with challenging questions right until the end. But this is his third fiver star and I’m hoping for a good round.”
Tim Price: “The course requires stamina. The jumps and questions are obvious with a proper five-star stamp. It requires concentration and focused riding.”

William Coleman (USA) goes into the lead in the CCI4*-S Meßmer Trophy
William Coleman (USA) goes into the lead in the CCI4*-S Meßmer Trophy
With an expressive dressage performance, William Coleman and Chin Tonic HS takes the lead with a score of just 24.6 points. The two German riders Michael Jung with Highlighter (25.6) and Dirk Schrade with Casino (26.4) are currently in second and third place respectively. The second dressage day of the CCI4*-S Meßmer Trophy promised exciting sport. William Coleman succeeded best in convincing the jury with his 10-year-old Holsteiner Chin Tonic HS. The audience agreed and celebrated Coleman with thunderous applause. Coleman was very pleased with the result: "My horse went in the ring and gave me a really honest effort. He’s still a little green and can be affected by the atmosphere. That’s why we brought him here, it’s all part of the education. He was very attentive and kept listening that way he was able to show his quality.” Multi-champion Michael Jung once again managed to secure an excellent starting position before cross-country day. He is close on Coleman's heels by just one point: "That was not our best dressage but I am still very happy. My horse is getting better and better overall, so I am still pleased with our test. I set myself a target of 25 points and we just about managed that." The dressage podium of the CCI4*-S Meßmer Trophy was completed by Dirk Schrade and Casino: "Casino was super. I could have ridden a bit more correctly in the arena. My horse usually keeps his nerve but he surprised me once in Avenches last year. Today I was fortunately able to use his energy to our advantage." Currently in third place in the German Championships, which are held as part of the CCI4*-S Meßmer Trophy, is local up-and coming rider Alina Dibowski with Barbados. The CCI4*-S cross-country will start tomorrow at 1.06 pm with pathfinder William Coleman and his Irish horse Off The Record.
Thoughts about the cross-country course:
William Coleman: “It looks great. There are some intense but fair questions. My horse is very brave and honest but still a bit inexperienced, so he can be a bit spooky at times. The atmosphere here with all the spectators might be the biggest challenge for him.”
Nicolai Aldinger: "It’s a super nice course. In my opinion the spectators might be challenging for a lot of horses.” Dirk Schrade: “I think it’s is a very nice course: the questions are clear and fair.”
Michael Jung: "It’s very nicely built. You obviously have to be on your guard. The narrow jump at the second water requires a lot of focus. But it was similar last year and I think everyone will be concentrated there so as not to risk a run-out.”

Bubby Upton Overnight Leader in the Longines CCI5*-L
Bubby Upton Overnight Leader in the Longines CCI5*-L
A brilliant dressage test put British rider Bubby Upton with Cannavaro in the lead (24.9). Currently in second and third place are Lauren Nicholson (USA) with Vermiculus and Lea Siegl (AUT) with Cupido (30.8). The 23-year old British rider was over the moon with Cannavaro’s performance: “I’m so proud of him, he has struggled so much with the dressage but he has the biggest heart and tries ever so hard. He is the gift that keeps on giving.” At the end of the first dressage day the women were a step ahead. Up until the last two riders went into the ring, Tim Price was still in third place. Lauren Nicholson and Kirsty Chabert (GBR) with Classic VI (31.1) pushed him down the leader board. Nevertheless, Tim Price (NZL) was full of praise for his horse Spartaco: “He’s so cool. I’ve always believed in him and he’s really coming out of his shell. In the dressage, he has learnt to stay with me. Jonelle and I believe in him and we’ve wanted to get him to five-star level. So, I hope we can demonstrate what a good horse he is this weekend.”
Thoughts about the cross-country course:
Tom McEwen: “I think the course is pretty intense but all the questions are more than jumpable. It’s not just the fences, you’ve got to look for the smoothest line. I really like to be pathfinder”
Tim Price: “I really like the course. The questions are obvious. The waters always require good intuitive and reactive riding. And it’s a five-star so you’ve got to focus all the way round and make sure your horse is with you all the way.”
Bubby Upton: “It looks like a really god track. It’s my first time here so it’s really exciting. Everything looks beautiful. I’m really excited to go out there and give it a crack.”
Chris Bartle: “It’s a true five-star. The course is beautifully built and presented with classic cross-country lines and questions.”

Hanna Knüppel Leads Overnight
Hanna Knüppel Leads Overnight
The German rider takes the lead after the first dressage day in the CCI4*-S Meßmer Trophy. William Coleman (USA) and Vanessa Bölting (GER) are currently in second and third place. Hanna Knüppel’s performance with the nine-year-old GEKE Equigrip's Levinio was rewarded with strong applause. The 25-year-old scored 27.0 points and thus leads the starting field after the first dressage day. Hanna Knüppel was very happy with her horse’s performance: "He presented himself so well today and really seemed to soak up the atmosphere here in the big arena." Chef d’Equipe Peter Thomsen was very pleased with the performances of his protégés: "I am thrilled that three up-andcoming German riders did so well today. They made perfect use of the stage that was set for them today." For a long time, it looked as if no one would come close to the excellent performance of the first starters of the day, William Coleman (USA) and OFF The Record. With 28.2 points, the pair currently range in second place. In third place with 28.6 points is another German rider. Vanessa Bölting and Ready to go W thus secured a super starting position for the coming days.
Thoughts about the cross-country courses:
Peter Thomsen: "The four-star course is great! It’s beautiful course, very fair and inviting – absolutely worthy of a German Championship. The five-star also looks wonderful. A big compliment to the course designer and everyone involved."

And They’re Off!
And They’re Off!
The stars of the international eventing scene have arrived in Luhmühlen. All 36 horses that were presented in today's Longines CCI5*-L trot-up looked stunning and are "fit to compete".
The dressage competition of the Longines CCI5*-L starts tomorrow, Thursday, at 2.30 p.m. with the British Team Olympic Champion Tom McEwen and Braveheart B. Boekelo winner Sophie Leube and J'adore Moi represent the German colours in the five-star competition. They will enter the dressage arena on Friday at 2.30 pm. Tomorrow's dressage day will start with the CCI4*-S Meßmer Trophy. At 10.00 a.m. William Coleman (USA) and Off The Record will open the four-star competition. The first German rider to saddle up will be Sandra Auffarth with her longtime mount Viamant du Matz at 10.45 am.

List of entries
List of entries
Press Release, 16 May 2022
List of Entries
The Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials entries have closed and promise exciting sport. A strong international field, with a total of 21 nations represented, is headed by reigning World Champion and Badminton 2022 runner-up Ros Canter from Great Britain.
Many top stars of the international eventing scene will be competing in the Longines
CCI5*-L and the CCI4*-S Meßmer Trophy (German Championships), aiming not only to take home a win but hoping to impress the selectors to secure one of the coveted starting places for the World Championships, which will be held in Pratoni, Italy, in September. “In just a few weeks we will be welcoming some of the best international horses and riders. We are very much looking forward to seeing these exceptional athletes shine again in front of an audience on a big stage”, says event director Julia Otto.
As announced by Germany’s Chef d’Equipe Peter Thomsen, almost the entire German Olympic squad has entered: Sandra Auffarth, Andreas Dibowski, Michael Jung, Ingrid Klimke, Dirk Schrade, Anna Siemer and Christoph Wahler. Michael Jung is planning to compete Highlighter in the CCI4*-S Meßmer Trophy: “Luhmühlen is a special event for me because I have so many great memories of competing here. I am really looking forward to coming back this year!”
Eventing icon and Olympic legend Andrew Hoy (AUS) is also planning to compete as well as Ireland's Cathal Daniels, who has entered two horses, one of which is his mare Rioghan Rua, with whom he won bronze at the 2019 European Championships in Luhmühlen. British rider Tom McEwen, 2020 Olympic team gold and individual silver medallist has entered two horses. “Super Couple”
Jonelle and Tim Price (NZL) plan to compete four horses, including Jonelle’s Luhmühlen
2018 winner Faerie Dianimo and Tim’s Olympic mount Vitali. The American contingent
includes Lauren Nicholson and William Coleman.
Remember when…
… 40 years ago, the World Championships were held in Luhmühlen. To mark the occasion of the anniversary, British rider Lucinda Green, Luhmühlen's World Champion from 1982, will be a guest. In an exclusive training session with four riders, she will present her renowned training methods to the
audience on Friday. The show programme is presented by the equestrian brand LeMieux. With Robert Lemieux, the 1989 Luhmühlen winner returns as sponsoring partner. Ulla Kimmig's “mobile gallery” will display pictures which were originally printed in Luhmühlen’s World Championship book, published in 1982 by Ed Minhoff and Just-Andreas Rogge (†). Kimmig and sports photographer Enno Friedrich reprinted the photographs which will be exhibited in Kimmig’s mobile gallery during the Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials from 16 - 19 June 2022.
The constantly updated list of entries and the accreditation form are online.
Please note the accreditation deadline!
The provisional timetable is expected to follow on 18 May.
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About the event
Luhmühlen has been organising major eventing competitions for over 60 years - including six European Championships in 1975, 1979, 1987, 1999, 2011 and 2019 and the World Equestrian Games in 1982. The Luhmühlen Horse Trials are one of the world's largest eventing competitions and welcome top international riders and numerous visitors every year.
Due to the pandemic, the event took take place without visitors in 2021.


Sport and Backdrop
Sport and Backdrop
The Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials are planning to run with spectators
“Due to the current development of the COVID pandemic and the resulting positive prospects we are looking forward to the upcoming event”, explains event director Julia Otto. “The advance ticket sales are mirroring the spectators’ anticipation and we hope that, in coordination with the authorities and taking everyone's health into consideration, we will be able to run Luhmühlen as we did in 2019. An event like the Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials thrives on the atmosphere of the spectators. The backdrop is also so important for the athletes - riders and horses - to perform at their best.”
Germany’s new Chef d’Equipe, Peter Thomsen, has a similar view: “Luhmühlen is the annual meeting point for the eventing family: top riders, fans, horse owners, sponsors and course designers. It always feels like coming home. In 1982, I watched the World Championships in Luhmühlen and on the same day I decided to ride there as well. Since the end of the 1980s I have ridden in Luhmühlen almost every year, including many championships and will always remember the individual and team medals at German and European Championships. Now I have the opportunity to take over from Hans Melzer and I am looking forward to the challenge. My goal is to find a team for the World Championships in Pratoni del Vivaro, Italy, via the selection of our top German riders in Luhmühlen 2022.” According to Peter Thomsen, many top German riders will try to win a medal at the German Championships, which will be part of the CCI4*-S Me mer Trophy. Likely starters in the Longines CCI5*-L will include Andreas Dibowski, Dirk Schrade and Sophie Leube.
Dibowski confirms Thomsen’s plans: “I’m definitely planning to ride Brennus. Depending on the upcoming events, I would prefer to compete him in the Longines CCI5*-L. Alternatively, I am planning to take part in the German Championships.” Luhmühlen could become a family event for the Dibowski’s this year. “My daughter Alina would love to take the next step and compete in the German Championships in Luhmühlen," said Dibowski.
Valuable partners
The success of the Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials is largely due to the commitment of the sponsors. “We are very grateful to be able to rely on sponsors and partners who have supported us for many years and have made the Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials what it is today: one of the six biggest eventing competitions in the world”, explains Julia Otto. The list of partners is headed by Longines as title partner, followed by the main sponsors Me mer, LVM Versicherung Bernd Bamberger and Lotto Niedersachsen. Additional support is ensured by local companies. “It’s marvellous that quite a few businesses from our area are interested in supporting us. Now we’re pleased to be backed by the Nord-Pool GmbH, Salzhausen as another main sponsor”, says Julia Otto. Nord-Pool GmbH is the official Artesian Spas trade partner in Germany and will use the tournament to present a selection of their high-quality pools on site. “We at Nord Pool are delighted to support the wonderful eventing venue Luhmühlen with our sponsorship. As the official distributor of Artesian Spas products throughout Germany, the highly acclaimed Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials are an ideal opportunity to present our company. On site, we can welcome our customers in a special atmosphere and present our SwimSpas, whirlpools and saunas to the visitors. We would like to thank Julia Otto and her team and wish all participants good luck for this year's Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials!”
40 years of World Championship history
In addition to sporting highlights, Luhmühlen's history will also be in the spotlight in 2022 as 40 years ago, in 1982, the eventing World Championships were hosted here. To celebrate this special anniversary special activities are planned - some involving special guest Lucinda Green, who won the World Championship title with Regal Realm in 1982.


Photo Gallery
Siegerehrung Deutsche Meisterschaften 2022
Abschlussspringen & Siegerehrung CCI4*-S 2022
Abschlussspringen & Siegerehrung CCI5*-L 2022
Horse Inspection CCI4*-S 2022
2nd Horse Inspection CCI5*-L 2022
Cross Country Day CCI4*-S 2022
Cross Country Day CCI5*-L 2022
Dressage Day 2 CCI5*-L 2022
Dressage Day 2 CCI4*-S 2022
Dressage Day 1 CCI5*-L 2022
Dressage Day 1 CCI4*-S 2022
1rst Horse Inspection CCI5*-L 2022
Cross Walk / Geländestrecke 2022
Vorbereitung Training 2022
Preparations