Successful weekend at the Mannheimer Maimarkt

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Laura and Laurens impressed at the renowned Maimarkt-Turnier in Mannheim with strong performances in the challenging and highly competitive jumping classes. With exemplary riding and fantastic performances from their horses, they held their own in a top-class international field.
A particular highlight: Laura secured her ticket to the prestigious final of Germany’s U25 Springpokal, held during the CHIO in Aachen!

The Mannheim Maimarkt-Turnier is one of Germany’s most prestigious equestrian events and has been held since 1964 as part of the traditional Mannheim Maimarkt. It combines international show jumping and dressage competitions with classes for amateurs and young riders. Thanks to its unique mix of top-level sport, a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and strong volunteer support, the event has become a beloved fixture in the international equestrian calendar – and a yearly highlight for horse sport enthusiasts from around the world.

Highlights from the weekend:

  • Angel D’Or (13-year-old by Askari) and Laura once again demonstrated their class. After finishing sixth in the 1.45m qualifier of Germany’s U25 Springpokal presented by the German Equestrian Sports Foundation, they delivered a great round in the 1.50m final to take fifth place – securing their spot for the grand final in Aachen.

  • CSF Whipper Snapper VDL (9-year-old by Zirocco Blue) and Laurens produced a fantastic clear round in the 1.45m Championat of Mannheim

  • Dior (7-year-old by Diamant de Semilly) impressed with three clear rounds in the demanding 1.35m/1.40m Youngster Tour for 7- and 8-year-old horses and was rewarded with a placing

  • Flaubert du Busson (10-year-old by Eldorado de Hus) finished fourth in the 1.45m Springpokal class of Germany’s U25 Springpokal

  • Maggie Mae (8-year-old by Casall) and Laura delivered a promising clear round in the Youngster Tour.

  • Verdi’s Adel (11-year-old by Verdi) showcased his talent on the impressive showground. After placing ninth in a challenging CSIO3* class, he remained faultless again in the 1.50m class.

And best of all: All horses and team members returned home safely and in great spirits last night.
A heartfelt congratulations to the proud owners of these fantastic horses – and, of course, to our entire team!

 

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