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World Cup young dressage horses: First candidate nominated for second sighting | German equestrian association

Breaking News: Six-Year-Old Impress in Warendorf

June 23, 2025 | 5:50 p.m. | by Uta Helkenberg for FN-Press

In a dazzling display of talent and discipline, six-year-old dressage horses took center stage today in Warendorf. The event served as the first sighting of a series leading up to the World Championships for Young Dressage, scheduled for Verden from August 4 to 10.

Key Highlights

The day saw a strong showing from offspring of highly celebrated stallions. Leading the pack were horses sired by Escolar and his son, Escamillo, who claimed a bronze medal in the 2022 Young World Cup. The impressive performance of these young athletes marks a promisingait for the future rounds of this prestigious championship.

Performance Breakdown

A total of 30 six-year-old horses underwent rigorous training and dressage tests. After the initial screening, 17 horses successfully qualified for the next stage. The standout participants include:

  • DSP Dante’s Sunrise: DSP Wallach by Dante Weltino – Fürstenball (rider: Ines Fleischmann)
  • Emporio Oldenburg: Gelding by Escolar – fider dance (Yvonne von Appen)
  • Endorphin FRHH: Hanoveraner Pferd by Escolar don nobless (Greta Heemsoth)
  • Scannene: Hanoveraner HENGST by Escamillo – Veneno (Lisa Lindner)
  • Felice Frh: Hanoverian mare by Prince Samarant – Riverside (Greta Heemsoth)
  • Füchtels Hailey: Oldenburger Stute by Don Hamillo – Damon Hill (Patricia Seddig)
  • Galleria’s Fancy Fergie: Hanoverian mare by For Romance I – Catoo (Charlotte Tollthopf)
  • Glamdale WP No.: Westphalian stallion by Glamourdale – Millennium (Stefanie Ahlert)
  • Gut Wettlkam’s first cream: Rheinländer stallion by Escamillo – Sir Donnerhall I (Johanna Wade Spanner)
  • Just the Best: DSP (industry) Hengst by Jovian – Quatergold (Carina Scholz)
  • Jolie SW: Oldenburg mare by Escamillo – Londonderry (Carina Scholz)
  • Treasurer MZ: Oldenburger Hengst by Secret-De Niro (Ann-Christin Wienskamp)
  • Secret of Bavaria MZ: DSP Wallach by Secret – Bordeaux (Ann-Christin Wienskamp)
  • Vitali PS: Oldenburg gelding by Vitalis-Sandro Hit (Charlott-Maria Schürmann)
  • Vitamin B: Hanoverian gelding by Valverde-Christ (Charlott-Maria Schürmann)
  • Viva vital: Oldenburg stallion by Vitalis – Prince Romanscier (Lukas Fischer)
  • WinHorses Eleven: Westphalian Hengst by Escamillo – Den Hay (Flory The Winning)

Evergreen Dressage Tips from the Experts

Whether you’re a seasoned horse trainer or a beginner rider eager to learn, these tips can help you refine your skills:

  1. Communication is Key: Establish a strong bond with your horse through constant communication and trust-building exercises.
  2. Consistency Over Intensity: Regular, low-intensity training sessions are more effective than infrequent high-intensity workouts.
  3. Regular Check-ups: Ensure your horse’s health with regular veterinary check-ups to prevent injuries and illnesses.
  4. Positive Reinforcement: Use rewards and praise to encourage positive behaviors and learning.

Upcoming Sightings

The sighting process will continue with the review of five-year-old horses on June 24, and seven-year-old horses on June 25, as Warendorf prepares the ground for the World Championships in Verden.


For more updates and insights, stay tuned to archyde.com, your go-to source for all things equestrian and beyond. Follow the ongoing developments as these young horses gear up to claim glory on an international stage.

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