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Sunday, 8 April 2007

Lady Weingart’s trophies of the previous weekend

Those rosettes attach such a great value because the “Gut Neuhaus Indoors 2007” have just been Lady Weingart’s second indoor tournament.


The special scenery in front of nearly 4000 spectators has still been unknown terrain for her. Under those circumstances, it has an even higher status to:


Have three participations at zero faults on one weekend – that is a very impressive achievement.


Overwhelm an Olympic Champion and a World Champion repeatedly in the course of one tournament – that is a masterstroke.


Frederic Tillman now prepares Lady Weingart, habitual gentle, for the participation in the “Berufsreiter Championat”. We hope that Lady Weingart can represent herself successfully in the course of this tournament, too.


Facing the announced attendants there are more than enough thrilling challenges: Ludger Beerbaum, Marcus Ehning, Franke Sloothaak, Otto Becker und Franz-Josef Dahlmann – the “Who’s Who” of the German equestrian-elite.


However, nobody out of Lady Weingart’s team is expecting three faultless courses again. If Lady enjoys this tournament, she will show it to the experts.

Lady Weingart wins the Youngster Tour.


At today’s show jumping class S Frederic Tillmann and Lady Weingart shone again coming in second.


Even on the third day of the Youngster Tour in the course of the “Gut Neuhaus Indoors 2007” Frederick Tillmann and Lady Weingart could enthuse the audience with a faultless ride through the show-jumping course.


Again, they placed second only having to surrender Stefan Frühen on “Night Fever 6” this course.


Olympic Champion Otto Becker, who once again took part with two horses, came in third together with his horse “Romulus 105”.


All in all, Lady Weingart, having achieved two second and one sixth place, won the “Youngster Tour 2007”.


Even Olympic Champion Otto Becker, otherwise rather tight-lipped, let himself carried away to a relatively voluminous statement: “That was a very good horse!”


As true as this sentence might be, there is more to be successful at the highest state for a whole weekend.


Other than the succeeding equestrian Frederic Tillmann, there are some others such as the tireless stablehand Sonja, whose thoughts are permanently circulating around Lady’s well-being, or Kim who undertakes the towelling of Lady.


This weekend was a team profit.