2003 P.S.I. Auktion: P.S.I. Impressions

Elke Kampmann Finds Consolation in Lots of Fun

December 8, 2003

One of the dozens bidders on Poetin was Elke Kampmann from Lingen, Germany. Kampmann had her eye on the mare, but wouldn't spend the outrageous amount of 2.5 million, so she found consolation in a purchase of the refined Hanoverian gelding Lots of Fun. Sired by Longchamp out of a Condor M dam, Lots of Fun has three superb gaits and especially a breath-taking canter. Lots of Fun sold for 173,000 €

Elke Kampmann-Arentzen is daughter of horse breeder Albert Arentzen and married Heinrich Kampmann in the ninties. Elke trains dressage horses and runs Gestut Kampmann in Lingen. She competes the Grand Prix horse Livinjo and Watussi, and is trained by Rudolf Zeilinger. Kampmann is a regular auction shopper and recently purchased the Westfalian Farwick in Munster-Handorf.

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