The rider René Tebbel has won 3 German Showjumping Championships. In the future however the rider has found a new challenge as the new coach of the Turkish jumping riders. Tebbel hopes to combine this new function with his own riding carreer and the training of his children.
At the moment Tebbel is already busy training the Turkish team for the upcoming Mediterranean Games. These Games are organised once each four years. As many as 28 different sports will be performed by 24 countries out of Europe, Asia and Africa.
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The rider René Tebbel has won 3 German Showjumping Championships. In the future however the rider has found a new challenge as the new coach of the Turkish jumping riders. Tebbel hopes to combine this new function with his own riding carreer and the training of his children.
At the moment Tebbel is already busy training the Turkish team for the upcoming Mediterranean Games. These Games are organised once each four years. As many as 28 different sports will be performed by 24 countries out of Europe, Asia and Africa.
Bron: equnews.be / Reittersite
