Fourty-one
year old Ulla Salzgeber seems to have a ready tongue,
but when it comes to the point modesty flatters the
Reserve European Champion from Berlin, Germany. "I will
only compete on the international turf as long as I
have medal chances and quality Grand Prix horses; If
not, you won't see me at any show." Only competing when
she is and has the best, Ulla Salzgeber is not destined
to stay home with her second Grand Prix talent Wallstreet.
Grand winner of the Grand Prix and Special at the 1999
Parkfestival Dressur in Bad Honnef was Salzgeber with
the Russian Wallstreet of unknown origin. Wallstreet
is only eight years old and has the potential to "outdo"
his stable mate Rusty. "He's gorgeous, has three excellent
basic gaits and is gifted in all GP movements," Salzgeber
said. With two Russian 'Tsars' at her disposal Salzgeber
is virtually guaranteed of a dominating presence on
the dressage scene for the upcoming years.
Fourty-one
year old Ulla Salzgeber seems to have a ready tongue,
but when it comes to the point modesty flatters the
Reserve European Champion from Berlin, Germany. "I will
only compete on the international turf as long as I
have medal chances and quality Grand Prix horses; If
not, you won't see me at any show." Only competing when
she is and has the best, Ulla Salzgeber is not destined
to stay home with her second Grand Prix talent Wallstreet.
