Sensational equestrian sport event: Ruf Donaueschingen wins with fairness!

Sensational equestrian sport event: Ruf Donaueschingen wins with fairness!

Herdwangen, Deutschland - The summer tournament of Donaueschingen opened its gates last weekend in bright sunshine. The venue was the idyllic lawn, which presented itself in a impeccable state on both tournament days. The audience could look forward to exciting competitions in which the best riders in the region demonstrated their skills. Bote reports of a successful event that once again showed the enthusiasm for equestrian sport in the region.

In the main examination, Christian Wieber from RV Singen shone with his mare Tassy de la Reselle. He not only achieved the victory in the main jumping, but also demonstrated his skills in the great price of the show jumpers and landed again on the podium. Michel Oeschger, followed by Lara-Sophie Stroh. The dressage riders also had their very special moments, because Nicole Strammer from RC Schoren-Gengen was able to celebrate a grandiose success both in the Grand Prix of the dressage with her horse Semper and in the M dressage on Kandare.

prices and awards

The call of Donaueschingen was awarded the "Key to Fairness" by the youth committee of the Baden-Württemberg equestrian association in a festive setting. This is not only an honor for the association, but also a sign of the valuable work that is done here to promote fairness and camaraderie in equestrian sport.

The best performance of the competitions were also appreciated accordingly. In the large price of the show jumpers, the rider Marcus Irion and Lisa Würth took second and third place behind Wieber. Lisa Würth was even recognized as the best Amazon of the tournament - a great success that will surely be remembered for a long time.

A look at the regional events

The tournament in Donaueschingen was not the only event that took place at the weekend. Around 300 riders showed an impressive performance at the horse performance show of the RV Herdwangen-Oberndorf, where the jumping test class M* formed the climax. Here, too, Christian Wieber was successful and won his horse "Farina for Fire", while Meike Rösch and Leopold Glatz took second and third place. These numerous events visited show that the passion for equestrian sport in the region is deeply rooted and finds more and more followers, as the data of the German Equestrian Association prove: there are a total of 2.32 million rider in Germany.

A look at the current trends shows that the female riders in particular are in the majority: 78 percent of regularly active riders are women who mostly live in smaller cities. The German Equestrian Association also reports that the horse economy in Germany generates a sales of 6.7 billion euros.

With all of these positive developments, it becomes clear: the equestrian sport is booming and the community of riders in Germany is more alive than ever. A big thank you to everyone involved who enable such great events and drive equestrian sport in our region!