The Verden flower girls |
Elena Zhayvoronskaya on the Hanoverian mare Wildrose. Bred by Weltmeyer's breeder Mr. Meyer, Wildrose is by Weltmeyer. The mare does not have the prettiest topline but is a powerhouse mover. They finished fourth in the consolation finals. |
Why so serious? German Holga Finken and U.S. Young Horse coach Scott Hassler |
The Finnish delegation rooting for Stella Hagelstam |
President of the American Hanoverian Society, Doug Leatherdale, watching his Hanoverian stallion Damsey (by Dressage Royal x Ritual) compete |
Sponsored by the Leatherdales, American Grand Prix rider Sue Blinks is in Europe training and competing her Grand Prix horses Robin Hood and Mark. |
Difficult training a combination: German Hans Heinrich Meyer zu Strohen is training French Jessica Michel through an interpreter. |
Danish Dorthe Sjobeck Hoeck and partner watching the class. |
Belgian 6-year old WCYH finallist Vicky Smits-Vanderhasselt on her boyfriend Christoph Vanderhasselt's show jumping horse. Christoph is a Belgian international show jumper and the recently married couple travels to horse shows together. |
St. Georg reporter Jan Tönjes, trainer Wolfram Wittig and rider Markus Gribbe |
Quite an arty shot of Emmelie Scholtens on Westpoint |
An example or a really bad weave. No matching colours! |
Tony Pidgley and wife Sarah were at the show watching the 6-year old classes. Their stable rider Markus Gribbe was supposed to show Diamonit in the World Championships but was refused an entry by the organization! |
Bundeschampion Dorothee Schneider and partner |
The sponsors of the show: Harley World Stables's Hans Miedema (left) and IPS Horse Group (right |
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German rider Kira Wulferding (left), who rides several of Sissy Max-Theurer's young horses (right). |
Former Pferdewelt editor (left) and the world's best equestrian photographer Jacques Toffi (right) |
