German triple victory: Dominance of the German dressage rider inspires the nation

German triple victory: Dominance of the German dressage rider inspires the nation

New focus: The importance of the nation price for the German dressage community

The Nations Prize in Aachen was a true triumph for the German dressage rider. Isabell Werth, Ingrid Klimke and Frederic Wandres performed impressive achievements and achieved places one to three in the individual classification. This challenge was not only a duty, but also an honor for the riders who made Germany proud. The national coach Monica Theodorescu beams with pride over German triple success and emphasizes that such a performance does not occur often. This success shows the strength and talent of the German dressage community.

The challenge at the Grand Prix Spécial

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preparation for Paris

The Grand Prix was a sign of the upcoming challenge of the Grand Prix Spécial in Paris. Theodorescu has to award two tickets for Paris and opt for the best riders to represent Germany. The comparability of the appearances is crucial to select the right rider that Germany can best represent.

the stars and their horses

Isabell Werth has to struggle with the ten-year-old Wendy des Fontaine, while Ingrid Klimke relies on her 16-year-old Francis. Both riders are talented and have the potential to represent Germany. Frederic Wandres with Bluetooth has to prove itself after an "expensive" mistake in the Grand Prix, but shows consistently good performances and also has the potential to win the nation price.

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The Nations Prize and the upcoming Grand Prix Spécial in Paris are crucial moments for the German dressage community. The riders not only fight for victory, but also represent the talent and strength of the German dressage scene. It remains exciting who will ultimately win.

- Nag