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The surprise winners of the 6-year old Dressage Horse division: Sandra Kotter on Farewell III (by Fidermark). The dark bay stallion, known for his rambunctious behaviour, finally had his act together in Warendorf and won the championship. |
World Champions in August and "only" Reserve German Champions in September: Ingrid Klimke with Damon Hill NRW (by Donnerhall x Rubinstein).
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Ingrid Klimke kept her good grace, of course, as always, but she was not happy with her results, which Christoph Hess audibly _hated_ to deliver, and judge Hans-Peter Schmitz had difficulties explaining.
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Oliver Oelrich on Laudabilis |
Ulf Möller on Lord Optimist
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Heiner Schiergen on Rousseau
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Carola Koppelmann on Rom
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Anna Katharina Luttgen on the Holsteiner Lamborghini
Standing ovation for a da capo of last year's comedy on horseback in the break before the prize-giving ceremony of the 6-year old Dressage Horses
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There were three ponies named Daylight in the 5-yr-old dressage pony finals, one stallion, one gelding, one mare |
Champion: HB Daylight (by FS Don't Worry)
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Baumann's Daylight (by FS Don't Worry)
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Daylight MW (by Dornik B)
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Reserve Champion Der schlaue Fuchs
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FS Don't Worry Junior |
HB Daylight and FS Don't Worry Junior
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Louise Luttgen on Pegasus B (by Pan Tau B) |
| After becoming eventing pony champions in 2005, Helena Camp and Voyager
moved on to win the hearts of the dressage judges as well. Voyager
became the first horse in BuCha history to win two titles the same year: He won the eventing division as well as the 6-year old Dressage Pony Division. That's three titles in two years!!
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 Helena Camp on Voyager |
Helena Camp on Voyager
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Voyager
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Voyager
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Moses (by Metteur) |
Silberaster (by Sandro Hit)
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Crocodile Rock with Linda Claren
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