Exciting decisions for yellow and white winning sashes

Coreal B, Diarello, Diabolo and Clinton’s Edelbiene FRH are the winners of the Hannoveraner Show Jumper Masters. At the sporting highlight of the Verden licensing of show jumping stallions, Hannover’s show jumping talents impressed with outstanding performances. The yellow and white winners’ sashes were awarded in four age groups.

21 four-year-olds competed in an show jumping test for young horses. Someone who knows the Hannoveraner Show Jumping Masters inside out led the field: Roman Duchac, renowned trainer and Verden auction rider, took victory with the Chacfly PS/El Bundy son Coreal B (breeder: Georg Bräuer, Elze). The pair had already been the best in the qualifier. Last year, the powerful jumper came fourth in the free jumping competition of the Hannoveraner Jumper Breeding Programme, and this year the judges awarded him an even 9.0. Second place went to the licensed Rhineland stallion Geoffrey by George Z/Cornado (breeder: Heinrich Burmester, Warmsen) with Birgit Gärtner-Döller. The Austrian thus relegated her husband Patrick Döller to third place. He was in the saddle on the privately owned stallion and Stakkato prize winner Argento Conte by Argento Vivo/Contendro (breeder: Norbert Bramlage, Dinklage).

The 33 five-year-olds decided the Hannoveraner Show Jumping Masters in an 1.25 metre show jumping competition with jump-off for victory. Diarello by Diamant de Semilly/Cascadello (breeder: Stefan Aust, Armstorf) and Tim-Uwe Hoffmann took the victory to the cheers of the crowd. It was the icing on the cake of an extremely successful season for the dark bay. He had won the Geestland Championships in Elmlohe in July and in October he was part of the winning Hannoveraner team at the WBFSH Studbooks Jumping Global Champions Trophy in Valkenswaard/NED. It is less than four months since Diarello’s half-sister Hann.Pr.A. Donna Bella by Don VHP Z was the champion mare at the Herwart von der Decken show in Verden. Tim-Uwe Hoffmann has a very special relationship with Diarello, as he was already successful with his dam Flair Welcome in 1.50 metre show jumping competitions. After winning the four-year-old class, Roman Duchac sat in the saddle of the runner-up in the five-year-old class, Brandy Jo PJ by Balou du Rouet/Cassus (breeder: Pferdezucht Dr. Jacobs GbR, Bierbergen). The Hannoveraer premium mare, whose granddam is the full sister of the stallions Embassy I and II, is also no stranger to Verden. After finishing fourth in the free jumping competition for four-year-olds, she had already come third in the Show Jumping Masters last year. Third place went to Carlantus by Carlo/Adlantus As (breeder: Henning Müller-Rulfs, Ritterhude) and breeder’s son Eric Müller-Rulfs, who improved by one place compared to last year.

The six-year-olds competed in an 1.35 metre show jumping competition. The jump-off was exciting right to the end. Diabolo by Don Diarado/Grey Top (breeder: Eduard Voss, Eydelstedt) and Dieter Smitz led the 30-strong field. The pair had also competed in Valkenswaard/NED as fourth in the Bundeschampionat. Last year’s winners, Crumble Cheesecake K FRH by Crumble/Chasseur (breeder: Martin Klintworth, Ohrensen) and Ole Klintworth, who had been frenetically cheered on by the crowd, came second. Josch Löhden piloted his Hofsommerkamp’s Cockpit by Cornet Obolensky/Balou du Rouet (breeder: Marcell Müller, Hustedt) to third place. The bay stallion’s dam, Baloubeska, can point to two S-successful half-brothers in Qurinus by Quality Time and Qantas Airways by Quintender.

The 17 seven- and eight-year-olds made the rousing finale in the captivating jump-off. With vociferous support, Clinton’s Edelbiene FRH by. Clinton’s Heart/Zacharias (breeder: Dietrich Brünjes, Alfstedt) and Melissa Fricke won the 1,40 metre show jumping competition with an outstanding round. The pair had already been right at the front two years ago. Back then, they came third in the five-year-old class. The last starters staked everything on one card, but ultimately they were around four seconds short of victory. Nevertheless, the Casallco/Chacco Blue daughter Cosima FRH and Harm Wiebusch, who also bred the bay himself, finished second in the high-calibre field. He had also competed at the Masters two years ago and finished second in the six-year-old class back then. So Gaga by Stakkato/Lord Pezi (breeder: Johannes zur Lage, Bersenbrück) and Mynou Diederichsmeier finished in bronze. The dark bay Hannoveraner premium mare is none other than the half-sister of Martin Fuchs’ Nations Cup horse Commissar Pezi and Shane Breen’s Cato Boy.

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