Rubels wins first round of the five-years-old Second place for Holga Finken with Wildest Dream
and Seth Boschmann with Obrian
Verden,
August 10, 2001 – The first qualifying round for the
World Championship of the five-years-old dressage horses
was well received by the audience. Winner of this round
with a score of 8,4 points was the Oldenburg stallion
Rubels, who was ridden by the Dutch Hans Peter Minderhout.
With the deficit of just one tenth of a point “local
hero” Holga Finken with the Hanoverian Wildest Dream
and Seth Boschmann from the Netherlands with Obrian
came second. Holga Finken also came fourth with the
big moving Wanesco by Weltmeyer. Sandra Deker with Dream
a little Dream and Lisa M. Wilcox from the U.S.A. with
the Oldenburg stallion Dany Wilde reached both the fifth
place.
Verden,
August 10, 2001 – The first qualifying round for the
World Championship of the five-years-old dressage horses
was well received by the audience. Winner of this round
with a score of 8,4 points was the Oldenburg stallion
Rubels, who was ridden by the Dutch Hans Peter Minderhout.
With the deficit of just one tenth of a point “local
hero” Holga Finken with the Hanoverian Wildest Dream
and Seth Boschmann from the Netherlands with Obrian
came second. Holga Finken also came fourth with the
big moving Wanesco by Weltmeyer. Sandra Deker with Dream
a little Dream and Lisa M. Wilcox from the U.S.A. with
the Oldenburg stallion Dany Wilde reached both the fifth
place. 
