Drama at the Grand Prix: Vogel narrowly fails, Thieme and Ward shine

Drama at the Grand Prix: Vogel narrowly fails, Thieme and Ward shine

thieme steals the show

The Grand Prize at the Chio in Aachen caused drama and emotions when Andre Thieme stole the show with an impressive performance. While Richard Vogel had to give up, Thieme surprised with a historical victory.

The unexpected triumph by Andre Thieme

Thieme, who had previously disappointed at the Nations Prize, fought for a place as a pair of pairing for the Olympics. But after an inspiring news from his wife, he found his rhythm and rode with Chakaria to an error -free appearance that delighted the audience. His triumph not only surprised the competition, but also Thieme himself, who described his success as incredibly.

bird has to be satisfied with third place

In contrast, Richard Vogel experienced a bitter end in the jump -off of the Grand Price. Despite an impressive performance with his horse United Touch, a fallen obstacle rod had sealed the ruin of the young rider. Vogel was still caught and emphasized that he would learn from this experience.

more exciting placements in the Grand Prix

The second -placed McLain was from the USA and Swiss Martin Fuchs took strong placements in top -class competition. Marcus Ehning narrowly missed the jump -off, but was satisfied with the performance of his relatively new horse Coolio.

Another highlight was the nomination of Jana Wargers and Dorette as a reserve couple for the Olympic team. The two were able to convince with a strong performance in the Nations Prize and can now look forward to the trip to Paris.

Overall, the great price at the Chio in Aachen offered the audience exciting competitions, emotional moments and the deserved victory of Andre Thieme, who impressively demonstrated his class as a rider.

- Nag