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The empire beats back: Isabell Werth wins dressage price of Aachen

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Rider competitors at the Beijing 2008 Summer season Olympics were held from 9 August to 21 August at the Hong Kong Sports Institute as well as Sheung Yue River in Hong Kong. It was the second time that the equestrian occasions were held by a member of the IOC apart from the member holding the primary video games (although this moment the occasions were technically kept in the very same nation as the main games). Unlike 1956, however, the equestrian occasions became part of the main games, as well as were held within the same duration. With a bang, Isabell Werth has returned to the winning podium. In Aachen she won the big dressage award as part of the chio for the 14th time. Quantaz just danced after the award ceremony, he wanted to leave the square somehow no longer. He found himself very great, said Isabell Werth, who won the large dressage award of Aachen with the eleven-year stallion - for a total of the 14th time in their remarkable career. That, said Isabell Werth facilitated ...

After trouble in the morning, Werth radiates with gold around the neck

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At the award ceremony of the home-em beamed Isabell Werth again, the annoying of the morning was almost forgotten. Of course I'm looking forward to now, said the most successful rider in the world about the Gold Hattrick on Wednesday with the German Dressage Team. Nearly four hours earlier, the 52-year-old had still out. So I'm, once it has to get out, then it's good too, said the record rider from Rheinberg Fröhlich grinning her wuit. At the third gold after the EM victories in Gothenburg and Rotterdam, the German quartet had experienced an unexpected shake. The host team in Hagen at Osnabrück had meanwhile even behind and benefited from the competition at the renewed success in the end. With a total of 238.944 percentage points, the victory from Great Britain (232,345) and Denmark (231,165) finally decreased significantly. The renewed success was the 25th German team gold at European Championships. That's ridiculous The fact that it was scarce than expected for a...