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The Markel/USEF Young Horse Dressage Selection Trials concluded the 2007 qualifying season for the FEI World Breeding Championships at the CDI-W/Y/J Raleigh and Capital Dressage Classic, June 1–3 in Raleigh, NC.
Winning both the Preliminary and Final Tests with an overall score of 8.240 secured the Five-Year-Old Selection Trial Championship for Cabana Boy (Contucci x Britania, by Bordeaux; bred in the United States by Doug and Shannon Langer). Cabana Boy is a bay Hanoverian gelding who was ridden by Christopher Hickey for Hilltop Farm, Inc., of Colora, MD. The reserve championship was awarded to the Central Selection Trial Champion, Solaris Hit (Sandro Hit x Great Rubina, by Rubinstein I; bred in Germany by Heinrich Giesselmann), a black Hanoverian mare, ridden by owner Rebecca Knollman of Maineville, OH, to an overall score of 8.088.
Champion of the six-year-Old division with an overall two-test score of 8.268 was Donavan (Diamond Hit x Boheme, by Consul; bred in Germany by Dr. Ursula Mittermayer). The bay Oldenburg stallion was ridden by Cesar Parra for owners Katie Riley and Jackson & Carolyne Morgan. Reserve Champion was Candace Tate’s Donnermuth (Don Bedo x Wonne, by Fichte; bred in Germany), a black Rheinlander gelding ridden by Jessica Jo Tate of Wisconsin to an overall score of 8.008.
hanoverian gelding horse dressage oldenburg stallion
After a 2 year retirement Rainer at the age of 16 has returned to the Grand Prix circuit and remade his debut at the Raleigh CDI-W/Y/J Capital Dressage Classic where he got busy winning ribbons including a blue for his performance in the FEI Grand Prix Musical Freestyle.
Rainer who is now ridden by Katherine Bateson-Chandler started out competition at the Raleigh CDI with a second place in Friday’s FEI Grand Prix “B” competition with a score of 65.958 percent. They finished just behind winners Lars Petersen and Success with their final score of 66.625 percent.
Bateson-Chandler returned to the Grand Prix ring for Saturday evening’s Grand Prix Freestyle where they earned a score of 69.750. Followed closely in second place by Susan Dutta and Gumshoes DC with a score of 68.700.
Katherine believes that Rainier is even better now than two years ago. When asked about here future plans with him she said she didn’t have any. “My goal with him is for him to keep having a good time, enjoying his life. He’s like my pet, the love of my life. I’ll take him to Gladstone, maybe to Devon – some fun stuff. But, it’s up to him.”
Isabell Werth of Germany took first place in the Grand Prix, riding Warum Nicht FRH, in front of a very large audience in Las Vegas of the 2007 World Cup Championships.
It would have been great to see her go up against Andreas Helgstrand riding Blue Hors Matine. Blue Hors Matine was absolutely spectacular during the WEG Freestyle Championships in 2006 (even though they came second, they were certainly the crowds favorite) and was withdrawn due to a possible injury.
Isabell Werth a 6 time Olympic medalist received a standing ovation and were placed first by all 5 judges for their performance with an impressive score of 74.792
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