Bavaria rides to the top: Jörne Sprehe triumphs in Vienna!

Bavaria rides to the top: Jörne Sprehe triumphs in Vienna!

In the Wiener Neustadt, the Bavarian show jumpers bloom and cause impressive results. This tradition continues this year, as the latest reports show. So Jörne Sprehe, the Nations Prize rider from Fürth, has proven to be a true dominator. After her successful appearance at the Chio in Aachen, where she won the two most important jumping, she is at the top of the rider's ranking. In the first jumping over 1.45 meters, she won with her stud stallion Hickstead White and finished fifth with the mare Starlinda. These successes make Verhe the most successful rider of the international tournament in Vienna, where she has also triumphed in the Championat with Starlinda, as bayernsSpferde.de

Not only sparkling causes a sensation. Marcel Marschall from Baden-Württemberg also shows great talent and ties in with the international elite. He finished fifth in the first jump with the Italian mare Kassandra del Butsella. Maximilian Schmid from Uttingen also demonstrated his skills with his eight -year -old gelding Chupa Chup from his own breeding and ended up in second place. The Bavarian riders show that they have a good knack for equestrian sport.

competition and team change

In the middle of all the exciting competitions, however, there were also changes in the German jumping team. Kendra Claricia Brinkop will replace Jörne Sprehe in the Mercedes-Benz Nations Prize after Sprehe cannot compete due to a hoof ulcer of her mare Hot Easy. National coach Otto Becker announced this change just two days before the event, which could influence the opportunities for the German riders. Brinkop, which was already in use this year with Tabasco de Toxandria Z with successful nation tests in Rome and La Baule, will demonstrate their skills on Thursday evening at the jumping rider on Thursday evening, according to Springreiter.de .

But not only the Germans show a strong performance. Hans-Dieter Dreher from Eimeldingen was able to convince Elysium with his mold, even if he failed on the last obstacle of the first round. But nothing could spoil his good mood, and in the second circulation he rode confidently. For Sophie Hinners, things went less optimal because her debut with the horse Combella was characterized by setbacks. However, Jana Wargers with Dorette showed that she has not grown a lesser challenge by making both rounds without errors. Their joy of the successful idea was clearly felt, as the WDR reports.

Overall, the competition in the Wiener Neustadt is hard, but the Bavarian show jumpers and their colleagues from all over Germany show that they can really turn up. The region can look forward to exciting competitions and is excited to see how the talents will develop in the coming days.