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10 The Hanoverian 08|2012 Sport riders at the CDIO-Y in Hagen. Moncassado’s dam is a right sister to former state stud sire White Star. Montano Montano by Mont du Cantal AA/Dynamo (breeder: Hinrich Winkelmann, Selsingen) and Suzanne Dunkley Zandvoort received their best international result so far in Vierzon. They placed forth in the Grand Prix Special. Reve en Noir (VA) Kristine Möller won Intermediaire Freestyle on Reve en Noir by Riccione/Lanthan (breeder: Jürgen Niehs, Tülau) after placing second in Intermediaire I in Vierzon. Ronan Keating The judges gave the fifth-highest score of the Prix St. Georges of Pompadour to Fabien Godelle from France and his mount Ronan Keating by Ravallo/Cavalier (breeder: Cord Badenhoop-Clausen, Neddenaverbergen). Salinero Salinero by Salieri/Lungau (breeder: Horst Bünger, Essel) and Anky van Grunsven earned their tickets to London at the CDIO in Rotterdam. The pair placed fifth in the Grand Prix, a result that contributed to the victory of the Nation Prize for the Dutch team. The Hanoverian dual victory in the freestyle was a reason to celebrate: Don Auriello first place, Salinero 2nd place. Santana (VA) Minna Telde and Santana by Sandro Hit/Ru- binstein (breeder: Ingo Pape, Hemmoor) represented Sweden for the first time as a member of the Nation Prize-team that placed second behind the Dutch team. Socrate de Hus (VA) Socrate de Hus by Stedinger/Trajan (breeder: Dr. Thomas Müller, Dangersen) entered Aachen’s dressage ring for the first time. He finished Intermediaire I in fifth place with rider Jessica Michel. Warhol One of the most successful Hanoverians at the CDI in Vierzon was Warhol by Warkant/ Saint Cloud (breeder: Friedrich Sievers, Gifhorn) placing forth in Intermediaire I with rider Francoise Hologne Joux. Whisper (VA) The preparation for the Olympic Games brought Whisper by Wolkenstein II/Grenadier (breeder: Klaus Kamps. Cuxhaven) and Hiroshi Hoketsu to Lipica/Slovenia. The Japanese/ Hanoverian combination finished the Grand Prix and the Special in second place. Wolkenfroh The Swedish Junior Equip finished third in the Nation Prize in Hagen. Mathilde Hannell and her Wolkenfroh by Wolkenstein II/Matcho AA (breeder: Horst Ebeling, Hollnseth) were team members. Wolke Sieben The German Young Riders won gold in the Nation Prize of Hagen. Wolke Sieben by Wol- Embassy II and Hans-Dieter Dreher were sensational second in Monte Carlo and Aachen. kenstein II/Hitchcock (breeder: Kurt Griemsmann, Bülkau) and Sanneke Rothenberger were the combination with the second best result. The pair also finished the final qualification and the freestyle with a second place. Jumping A Crazy Spirit FRH The Hanoverian Association of supporters of Sport Horses and riders proudly presents another FRH-horse: A Crazy Spirit FRH by Acorado/Picard (breeder: ZG Bormann, Hüddesum). He and his rider Friso Bormann traveled to the Derby in Hickstead/Great Britain after his sensational performance in Hamburg’s Derby. The pair placed fifth in the first qualification. HH Ashley Rodrigo Pessoa rode HH Ashley by Acorado/ Chasseur (breeder: Helmut Siefkes, Holtland) to victory in the second qualification for the Grand Prix at the CHIO in Rotterdam/Netherlands. The pair continued on to Monte Carlo/ Monaco where they placed fifth in the qualification for the Grand Prix. Loro Piana Athletica The Polish CSIO took place in Sopot. The Italian team finished second behind Germany in the Nation Prize. Athletica by Achill-Libero H/ Pit (breeder: Arend Kamphorst, Prieros) and rider Giulia Martinengo Marquet did not have to do the second round after a faultless first round. Caipirinha Caipirinha by Chequille/Lacros (breeder: Hubert Knigge, Ahlden) and rider Astrid Wulschner placed fifth in the second jumper class of the Youngster-Cup after a faultless round in Gera/Germany on the first weekend. Campagnarde Campagnarde by Carabas/Cheenook (breeder: Hubert Knigge, Ahlden) and Sebastian Haas finished the Grand Prix of Canteleu/ France in forth place. The pair repeated this placement in the Grand Prix of La Clusaz/ France.
Canberra With “Stars and Stripes” on her saddle pad, Canberra by Carismo/Acord II (breeder: Karl Wuestefeld, Duderstadt) competed successfully in week one at the CSI in Gera. Erin Characklis rode the eleven-year old in an S-level class of the Silver Tour and placed third. Cantara (Hess.) Cantara by Cristo/Cassone was one of the successful horses in the Youngster-Cup on the first weekend in Gera. She won the introductory jumper class for six-year olds with her rider and breeder Thomas Brandt from Winsen. Casigo The five-year olds competed at the international level in Gera. Thomas Brandt rode the self-bred Casigo by Cassus/Escudo into second place in the first qualification during the first week. The pair finished the final in third place. Classic V (Hess.) Classic V by Calido/Landgraf (breeder: Ralf Litz, Eiterfeld) and rider Claudia Gisler from Switzerland placed fifth in the first jumper class against the clock at the CHIO in Rotterdam. Chambertino Lipica/Slovenia was the host for the jumper riders one week after the CDI. Only three riders made it into the jump-off for the Grand Prix. Although Chambertino by Contendro/ Dynamo (breeder: Rolf Blohm, Landesbrück) and rider Vladimir Beletsky had the fastest time they finished in second place because of one jumping fault. Checker (VA) Checker by Contendro/Glorieux (breeder: Rolf Eggerking, Brinkum) was already impressive on the foal auction in 2005. He placed third in the first jumper class and in the final of the Youngster-Cup with his rider Philipp Schober seven years later in Gera. Checkmate Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum tackled up her proven Checkmate by Contender/Pik Bube II (breeder: Renate Gerlach, Sulingen) in Spangenberg placing second in a jumper class under the lights. Chico Chico by Cordalme/Sandro (breeder: Dietrich Schulze, Wedemark) appeared completely unimpressed by the majestic backdrop at his first competition in Aachen’s riding stadium. The seven-year old finished the final of the Youngster-Cup in second position with his rider Philipp Weishaupt after placing fifth in the first qualifying class. Codex One (VA) Codex One by Contendro/Glückspilz (breeder: Wilhelm Berghorn, Stolzenau) and rider Christian Ahlmann placed fifth in the Grand Prix of Spangenberg/Germany. The pair had reason to celebrate in Aachen two weeks later. The pair not only finished in second place with the German team after two faultless rounds in the Nation Prize but also qualified for the Olympic Games in London. L. B. Con Amore (VA) We saw numerous winning Hanoverians including Con Amore by Contender/Voltaire (breeder: Heiko Oltmanns, Neuengland) at the CSI in Spangenberg. Angelica Augustsson won the first qualification for the Grand Prix with her. Contessa We do not want to forget mentioning another success story from Hamburg’s Derby: Contessa by Conteur/Acorado (breeder: Heide and Helmut Peters, Hammah) won the second division of the opening jumper class with rider Oskar Murawski from Poland. HH Ashley and Rodrigo Pessoa were successful in Rotterdam and Monte Carlo. Photo: Frieler Sport Corvin The Equestrian Days at Steinhagen took place on an international level for the first time. Corvin by Contendro/Athletico (breeder: Katja Ahlemann-Wobbe, Hellwege) and rider Tim Rieskamp-Gödeking entered the list of the best as the first winners of the Grand Prix after placing third in the first qualification. Crossing Jordan A faultless round in the Grand Prix of Bosserheide/The Netherlands meant fifth place for Crossing Jordan by Champion du Lys/Calypso II (breeder: Jürgen Ernst, Essel) and his rider Nicolas Pizzaro. AD Ashleigh Drossel Dan Drossel Dan by Drosselklang II/Ashleigh Brigadier (breeder: Colin Gronn, Australia) and rider Alvaro de Miranda finished an S-level jumper class with victory round in fifth place with the fastest 4-penalty result in Aachen. Embassy II Embassy II by Escudo/ Calypso II (breeder: Dr. Bonny-Jasmin Jacobs, Bierbergen) and his rider Hans-Dieter Dreher placed forth in the first qualification for the Grand Prix of Pforzheim. The pair did very well on the Global Champions Tour in Monte Carlo placing fifth in a two-phase jumper class, forth in a jumper class with jump-off and second in the Grand Prix earning prize money in the amount of 57000 Euros. Only two pairs remained faultless in the jump-off. The European champion from 2009, Kevin Staut, was victorious. Embassy II placed second after an exciting jump-off for the Prize of North Rhine-Westphalia at Aachen’s Soers. He had already finished the opening jumper class in second place. The grand finale for both was a forth place in the Grand Prix. Emilie de Ravin Emilie de Ravin by Escudo/Calypso II (breeder: Carsten Meyer-Nordhorn, Raddestorf) and Dieter Smitz finished the first jumper class of the Youngster-Tour in second place in Spangenberg. The mare has been ridden by the breeder in competition until now. Enigma (VA) Enigma by Escudo/Drosselklang II (breeder: Sophie Fangmann, Brockum) and Sandra Piwowarcyk-Baluk placed fifth in the Youngster-Tour of Sopot. The rider had bought the black-bay on the foal auction in 2006. The Hanoverian 08|2012 11
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