McLain Ward and Callas enjoyed great success at the four-star competition in Fort Worth (Texas City, USA): The Casall-Coriano daughter (Jürgen Böge, Bunsoh), line 7492, and her American rider finished second in the 1.60-metre Grand Prix – securing $50,000 in prize money.
In addition, Dreamgirl by Clarimo-Corrado I (Peter Böge, Schönhorst), line 4705, and Ava Myers (USA) were victorious in a 1.40-metre class at this competition. Second place went to Daring Queen by Cassini I–Quidam de Revel (Ryszard Kosicki, Poland), line 730B, and Avery Griffin (USA).
Barbara Schnieper (SUI) rode Toronto Raptor by Totilas-Corofino I (Reimer Nagel, Marne), line 18B1, and won a 1.45-metre show jumping competition in Kronenberg (NED) with the bay, who entered the sport under Michael Ziems.
In Poland (Poznań), Quidam’s Star Melloni by Quidam de Revel–Chello I (Josef Fischer, Bad Grießbach), line 2554, and Sabrina Berger (GER) finished fourth in a 1.45-metre show jumping class.
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Annabelle by Conteur-Linaro (Günther Fielmann, Schierensee), line 776, and Helen Langehanenberg competed at the World Cup competition in London and returned home with two fourth places and a new personal best of over 82 per cent.
In the Grand Prix at the Festhalle Competition in Frankfurt, Aperol by Ampère-Aljano (Heidi Blohm, Hamburg), line 8797, and Juliane Brunkhorst (GER) took fifth place. In the freestyle, the pair improved to an outstanding bronze medal position. “Api was really fresh and highly motivated – it was such fun,” said the rider happily.
Further results for Holsteiners from around the world can be found here:
Photo by Stefan Lafrentz: Toronto Raptor and Barbara Schnieper
