“Richie” Vogel flies to easy win in the second quali and into the final of the STUTTGART GERMAN MASTER

Stuttgart – Early Friday evening, Germany’s Richard Vogel won the second qualifier for the STUTTGART GERMAN MASTER later on at the 40th International STUTTGART GERMAN MASTERS Horse Show in the Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle. The team world champion in Aachen finished 3.99 seconds ahead of Frenchman Marc Dilasser to win the Prize of Outletcity Metzingen. It secured him 7,500-euro prize money and a berth in the final of the horse show’s second most important jumping class, even though he only came 20th yesterday. Only the 12 top riders from Thursday’s quali, the Prize of XXL-Sicherheit, and the Outletcity prize are eligible for a starting place in the STUTTGART GERMAN MASTER presented by DVAG starting at 10 pm.

Atop the ten-year-old Selle-Français stallion Gangster Montdesir, the reigning European champion left his rivals trailing in his wake after posting a clear round in 64.52 seconds. Marc Dilasser in the saddle on the 16-year-old SF gelding S Arioto du Gevres came second after a faultless round in 67.51 seconds – his performance won him 6,000 euro and he is also in the line-up later in the evening. Team world champion Marcus Ehning (Germany) and the Oldenburg stallion Stargold placed third (0/69.01). It handed them 4,500 euro and a slot in the STUTTGART GERMAN MASTER. Countrywoman Janne Friederike Meyer-Zimmermann has also qualified after coming 12th on her 11-year-old stallion Cellagon Cascais (0/72.43) – like yesterday with her Mecklenburg gelding Van Tastic.

 

In addition to the already mentioned stars, Bas Moerings (NED), Hans-Dieter Dreher (GER), Pieter Devos (BEL), Peder Fredricson (SWE), Steve Guerdat (SUI), Max Kühner (AUT), Martin Fuchs (SUI) and Yuri Mansur (BRA) will also be in the mix later on in the evening.

 


Nur die 12 Besten aus der gestrigen „Quali“, dem Preis der Firma XXL-Sicherheit, und dem Outletcity-Preis sind beim STUTTGART GERMAN MASTER präsentiert von der DVAG ab 22 Uhr startberechtigt.

Auf dem zehnjährigen Selle-Français-Hengst Gangster Montdesir distanzierte der amtierende Europameister die Konkurrenz und kam nach fehlerfreien 64.52 Sekunden ins Ziel. Marc Dilasser im Sattel des 16 Jahre alten SF-Wallachs Arioto du Gevres wurde mit 67.51 Sekunden ohne Abwurf Zweiter und erhielt 6.000 Euro, er ist am späten Abend ebenfalls dabei. Für Team-Weltmeister Marcus Ehning (Borken) und den Oldenburger Hengst Stargold (0/69.01) wurden der dritte Platz und 4.500 Euro notiert. Er erreichte damit ebenso den STUTTGART GERMAN MASTER wie Janne Friederike Meyer-Zimmermann (Hamburg), sie wurde auf dem elfjährigen Hengst Cellagon Cascais Zwölfte (0/72.43) – wie schon gestern mit dem Mecklenburger Wallach Van Tastic.

Außer den bereits erwähnten Sattelcracks sind heute ab 22 Uhr zu sehen: Bas Moerings (NED), Hans-Dieter Dreher (Eimeldingen), Pieter Devos BEL), Peder Fredricson (SWE), Steve Guerdat (SUI), Max Kühner (AUT), Martin Fuchs (SUI) und Yuri Mansur (BRA).


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