The eight year old Light Tour horse from Germany's dressage rider Dorothee Schneider finds himself with a new rider. It's Matthias Bouten who will take over the reins of the Sir Donnerhal son Stanford, who was approved in Germany's Westfalen. The stallion presented himself brilliantly in the Bundeschampionate and the World Cup in Verden.
As a three year old he won a bronze medal with previous rider Stephanie Wolf during the Bundeschampionate. Then in 2014 it was Dorothee Schneider who took place in the saddle, competing him in Warendorf. When he was six year old the combination won a fourth place at the World Cup of Verden.
Last weekend the stallion competed with new rider Bouten with whom he finished with a score of 68.40% in the Young Horses Class.
The eight year old Light Tour horse from Germany's dressage rider Dorothee Schneider finds himself with a new rider. It's Matthias Bouten who will take over the reins of the Sir Donnerhal son Stanford, who was approved in Germany's Westfalen. The stallion presented himself brilliantly in the Bundeschampionate and the World Cup in Verden.
As a three year old he won a bronze medal with previous rider Stephanie Wolf during the Bundeschampionate. Then in 2014 it was Dorothee Schneider who took place in the saddle, competing him in Warendorf. When he was six year old the combination won a fourth place at the World Cup of Verden.
Last weekend the stallion competed with new rider Bouten with whom he finished with a score of 68.40% in the Young Horses Class.