Michael Jung triumphed at the Grand Prix of Bavaria in Munich Riem!

Michael Jung triumphed at the Grand Prix of Bavaria in Munich Riem!

In Munich-Riem there is great enthusiasm, because the renowned "Horse International" tournament started with a brilliant start. The first day of the four -day event was all about Michael Jung, who again demonstrated his extraordinary talent. The two-time Olympic champion and multiple world and European champions were able to win the Grand Prix of Bavaria, supported by the Bavarian State Ministry of Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Tourism, and with remarkable superiority.

In an exciting final round, in which 48 starters in CSI3*jumping started, Jung showed an impressive performance on the Dutch gelding Fischerduopower: error-free and with a time of 54.37 seconds he was the fastest in the jump-off. The distance to the second -placed Anna Dryden from the USA with her Belgian gelding Night van de Kwakkelhoek was two seconds (0/56.51 seconds). Sören Pedersen from Denmark secured third place with TailorMade Casallorette (0/56.89 seconds) bayernspfferde.de reports that only six of the 48 riders came through the course without errors and thus qualified.

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Olaf Herrmann from Hückelhoven was responsible as a course chief and set up a demanding route that was challenging for the audience and the participants. Young, who had won another jump with the same horse just two days earlier, once again proved that his feeling for the right moment and the perfect technique is unsurpassed. A success that obviously gave him pleasure and made him the star of the evening.

But also the Bavarian riders were impressive. Michael Eichler from the Reiter-Academy Munich won tithe with Clooney, while Emile Baurand and Hans Günther Blum landed eleven and twelve. The successes testify to the strong competitiveness of the domestic riders in a national comparison.

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The tournament also offered numerous opportunities for the youngsters, for example in the CSIYH*two-time test for seven-year-old horses. Here Maximilian Lill triumphed from Lastrup with his horse Nabadu and demonstrated a good hand for the young talents. Maximilian Ziegler from Augsburg was second with Candy Song, followed by Hans Günther Blum, who was with Caja the sixth place.

The Logis Amateur Tour also brought impressive results: Victoria Katharina Kempen won the Small Tour with Despacito. In the Medium Tour, Leticia Hirmer with Teck de Riverland demonstrated her skills and won first place. At the Large Tour, Jolie Marie Kühner triumphed with Quebec and prevailed over strong competition.

The event in Munich-Riem also promises further exciting competitions in the coming days, and the anticipation for the next exams can already be felt. About the progress and success of the riders: Inside, it will certainly also be reported in the next editions of our magazine - stay tuned! You can read more about the Grand Price on [horses-aktuell.de] (https://www.pferd-aktuell.de/news/aktuelle-meldungen/pratt/muenchen-michael-jung-gewinnt-grossen-grossen-grossen-grossen-grossen-grossen-grossen-grossen