Diederik van Silfhout wins CDI4* Small Tour Prix St. Georges

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Dressage at top level, that showed the CDI4 * Small Tour Prix St. Georges. The opinions of the jury members were scattered and the top performed evenly. Afterwards, Diederik van Silfhout appeared to have left the strongest impression. Van Silfhout won with Impression (Don Schufro) with 72.588% yesterday.

Two of the five jury members placed the duo in the lead. The pair scored sevens and eights and only showed a weak moment in the points. There was strong driving in this PSG with Tommie Visser in second place with Genesis Begijnhoeve (Jazz). Visser scored 71.824% and showed from the start that he was keen on a strong performance.

Dominique Filion followed with 71.412% in third place with the 8-year-old Fidertanz offspring, Frida K. The couple stayed at home, Jorinde Verwimp with Golddream vd Kempenhoeve (Caprilli van de Kempenhoeve). Verwimp rode a constant test which resulted in 70.853%.

Thalia Rockx followed with Gerda Nova (Romanov) in fifth place with 70.676% for Larissa Pauluis with Firs-Step Valentin (Vitalis), accounting for 70.559%.

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Due to the extensive program and clinic of Tineke Bartels on Saturday and the clinic with Stephan Buitenbos on Sunday, admission costs 10 euros per person, which is charged at the entrance.
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Veerle van Hof with Don Diablo strongest combination during Children

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The country trial for Children on CDI Lier had an extremely strong top three. Veerle van Hof, third in the introductory test, sent Don Diablo (Westpoint) to 77.222% and was thus awarded the first prize. Maura Knipscheer followed with Amaretto (Krack C x Jazz) in second place with 77.107% and was therefore just ahead of the German Clara Paschertz.

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Helen Erbe wins Young Rider test

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Helen Erbe has continued her success series today. In the Young Rider individual test the German rode with Fürst Kaspar (Fürst Picollo) to a unanimous victory with 73.529%. The combination convinced with a technical implementation that again included. the flying changes in the taste were appreciated by the jury.

The only combination remained above 73%. With over one and a half percent the Dutch Thalia Rockx followed with Golden Dancer de la Fazenda (Bretton Woods). The combination drove to 72.059% after a strong regular performance where it only went wrong in the collected trot.

Thalia Rockx followed in a nice second place with 71.175%. Linda Erbe completed the podium with DSP Fierro (Fürst Wettin) with 71.853%.

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Helen Erbe wint Young Rider Team Test

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They drove late last night. The program of the first day concluded with the CDI Young Riders Team Test, sponsored by Henders & Häzel. In this test Helen Erbe drove to the overall victory by being the only one to score above 70%.

The German rider won 71.324% in the saddle of Fürst Kaspar (Fürst Piccolo). The pair went astray at the turnout every three, but managed to excel with a clever version of the flying turnouts and half pirouette.

Together with her 10-year-old Dear Friend 2 (Danone 1), the Belgian rider, Suraya Hendrikx, rode in second place with 69.853%. Hendrikx showed a nice test but struggled with a miscommunication in the half pirouette. Hendrikx had to share her second place with the Dutch rider Zoe Kuintjes.

In the saddle of the 10-year-old Cupid (Tuschinski), the Dutch rider placed in shared second place with also 69.853%. The Dutch was placed on one by one of the three jury members. The couple showed a steadfast performance.

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Frederikke Gram Jacobsen wins with Ryvangs Zafina during Team Test

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The Belgian participants did good business in the Team Test for Juniors. Test profit was won by Frederikke Gram Jacobsen with Ryvangs Zafina (Blue Hors Zack).

The Danish rider rode to 72.172% and was one percent ahead of the Dutch Shanna Baars with Farzana G (Ampère). Baars’ test was 71.111% good for second place and nice for fellow countryman Micky Schelstraete who followed in third place with Grand-Charmeur (Apache).

Katelijne Maes took Ibou van de Kapelhoef (Lord Loxley) to fourth place with a total of 70.555% for his own audience. Two jury members placed the Belgian in second place. Pem Verbeek scored with Fernando Torres (Florencio) also above 70%.

The Belgian Karoline Sofie Vestergaard followed in sixth place with her Junior Hit.

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Sophia Boje Obel Jørgensen successful with Adriano B

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The Danish rider, Sophia Boje Obel Jorgensen (photo) has just won the international pony competition with Adriano B. The Danish kept Evi van Rooij from the overall victory. The Dutch raced for a win in the KNHS-Felix Equestrian Cup last week and continues her strong performance with King Stayerhof’s Jango (Kosmo van Orchids).

The Danish rider won with Helgstrand Dressage’s Adriano B (Angelo B) under saddle. The pair scored 74.238% which earned them first place. The trial of Evi van Rooij had many highlights. The Dutch rider scored a total of 73,000%.

Third place went to Martha Raupach and Mad Max WE who with 71.096% left the German rider Jill Bogers behind First Hummer (70.953%). Dutch jury member Jeannette Wolfs placed her in the lead, but her German colleague at E placed Bogers in ninth place and French jury member at M rated Bogers’ test with a fifth place.

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Kebie Raaijmakers and Happy Feet open CDI winch with over 78%

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The Dutch Kebie Raaijmakers has made a strong start on the international CDI winch. In the first section, a section for Children, the Dutch held back the competition with Happy Feet (Tuschinski x Animo). The pair scored more than 78% with 78.637%. In addition to the victory, that score was good for a new international personal record.

The big jury difference of eight percent is striking in the score. The Belgian jury member Jacques van Daele found the trial of Kebie Raaijmakers and Happy Feet worth 85,000%. The German jury member Thomas Kessler came to 72.273% and a third place.

The second place was for the German rider Clara Paschertz. She rode Danubio (Dante Weltino OLD) to 77.500%. Veerle Van Hof completed the podium with Don Diablo. The Dutch couple collected 73.637%.

Amber Schelstraete followed with Burberry for Maura Knipscheer with Amaretto. In front of his own audience, Brittany Clabots rode Fluegel to sixth place with 67.841%.

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Due to the extensive program and clinic of Tineke Bartels on Saturdays and Sundays, admission costs 10 euros per person, which is charged at the entrance.
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The start lists CDI4* Lier are online

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After the earlier announcement of the program during CDI4 * Lier, the starting lists are now also online. The event will kick off on March 26 at 11:00 AM with the CDI Children section sponsored by Kingsley Saddles. Thanks to the live stream of ClipMyHorse.TV it is possible to follow the headings live during the event.

Varied program
The program of CDI4 * Lier is a nice mix of the different categories that are the upcoming days. On 29 March, for example, both the Pony, Juniors, Young Riders and U25 participants will ride the Freestyle. During the Freestyle the harmony between horse and rider comes up even more than usual, which gives goose bumps to many visitors. In addition, a clinic is also provided by Tineke Bartels with the theme “from international pony rider to Grand Prix rider”.

Do you want to encourage your favorite participant? View here on the starts list when you can see your idiole riding in real life. It is of course also possible to follow everything via this live stream.

CDI4 * Lier is a dressage event that you don’t want to miss! Admission is free on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Due to the extensive program on Saturdays and Sundays, admission costs 10 euros per person, which is charged at the entrance.

Experience CDI4* Lier as VIP

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During CDI4 * Lier it is also possible to enjoy the dressage sport while enjoying extra luxury. With VIP arrangements, visitors are provided with a VIP table with the best view of the ring where all the spectacle takes place.

VIP lodge
The VIP lodge of CDI4 * Lier is the perfect location for networking as a visitor. In addition, this space is also regularly used to invite guests for a special experience. The VIP lodge has an excellent restaurant. Because what could be better than enjoying the highest level of dressage while enjoying a snack and drink while working on a social network?

More information about the VIP options can be found here.

Clinic with Tineke Bartels during CDI4* Lier

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Apart from the great competition program that CDI4 * Lier has to offer from 26 February to 1 March, there is also a clinic with no one less than Tineke Bartels on the program. Tineke’s clinics are not only known for her professional vision, but also for her dose of humor. With the theme “from international pony rider to Grand Prix rider” it promises to be a clinic that both younger and older horse lovers should not miss.

Learn to ride a horse more consciously
The exclusive clinic of Tineke Bartels will take place on Saturday 29 February from 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM. During this hour, four riders will appear in the track, each of which will deal with a different part of the training of a sport horse for 15 minutes with Tineke. Despite the different levels that are on offer, the red line of the clinic will be how you can learn to ride more consciously as a rider and how a horse learns.

Start at the basics
The clinic will start with a pony rider. Focused on awareness, we look at how better communication can arise between the pony and rider and how you can sit as independently as possible. Then the pony rider is alternated by a Junior rider who is already one step further in the training of the horse. This combination will work on one of the most important steps aimed at top sport, namely the basis of the horse.

On to the higher work
The last half hour of the clinic, Tineke starts working with both a Young Rider rider and a GP / U25 rider. With the Young Rider the focus will be on how you can ride to a better collection and creation. When this is done, work can be done on, for example, riding a work pirouette and apartments. The GP / U25 rider will go a step further into the collection and work towards the piaffe and passage.

In short, a clinic where visitors receive a wealth of information in an hour that is relevant to everyone and indispensable when training a horse.

CDI4 * Lier is a dressage event that you don’t want to miss! Admission is free on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Due to the extensive program on Saturdays and Sundays, admission costs 10 euros per person, which is charged at the entrance.