Jessica from Bredow-Werndl wins Grand Prix Special with Diallo!

Jessica from Bredow-Werndl wins Grand Prix Special with Diallo!

Jessica from Bredow-Werndl was able to look forward to a successful day in the Grand Prix Special in Hagen. Together with the ten -year -old gelding Diallo, who is a son of the stallion dancier, she won the victory in this exam. Diallo, who has been ridden by Bredow-Werndl since February 2023, was motivated and concentrated despite his first international appearance. In the previous Grand Prix exam they took fourth place, which increased the tension for the Grand Prix Special.

In his first international exam, Bredow-Werndl and Diallo achieved a score of 72.447 percent and thus exceeded the second placed Semmieke Rothenberger with her horse Farrington, which reached 71.341 percent. Isabell Werth followed with her new horse Special Blend in third place with 71.149 percent. Rothenberger, who also celebrated her Grand Prix Special Premiere, was surprised by her success and placement.

strong performances under difficult conditions

The impressive riders took place on a rainy weekend, which only reinforced the challenge. Drivers such as Bredow-Werndl, Rothenberger and Werth convinced despite the adverse conditions. In fact, Diallo brought some small mistakes in the first international Grand Prix, but the horse's positive overall rating did not fail.

Jessica from Bredow-Werndl proudly spoke about the quick development she made with Diallo and emphasized the quality of the training of the stallion. Isabell Werth also praised her gelding Special Blend, who had continuously improved in the exam and is considered an honest and sporty partner.

further placements

The placements in the Grand Prix Special were supplemented by Patrik Kittel with Dante’s hearts in fourth place (70.681 percent) and Annabella Pidgley with Vamos Amigos in fifth place (69.638 percent). These results illustrate the high level that prevailed in the competition in Hagen and confirm the promising careers of the participating riders and horses.

for Diallo, who now receives his first international yellow loop with this victory, the Grand Prix Special in Hagen was an important step on his way as a sports horse. The increase in performance was not only shown in the results, but also in the positive response of the riders on the performance of their animals. st. Georg also reports of the highs and lows associated with such a competition and the incessant struts of the athletes to Excellence.

The future looks promising for the riders and their horses, while they continue to work on their skills and will prove themselves in future competitions. rider horses emphasizes how important these successes are for the individual couples and underlines the strength of education and preparation that are invested in this sport. Successful performances in the Grand Prix Special not only shape the competition, but also the development of the riders and horses in dressage.

For more information on results in similar disciplines, interested parties can follow the festival in Frankfurt, where high-ranking horses and riders also showed impressive performances, as can be read on Horse-gate .