The second stop of the FUNDIS Youngster Tour made a stop on the hallowed turf of the legendary German Show Jumping and Dressage Derby in Hamburg-Klein Flottbek. Plenty of space for galloping is offered by the magnificent grass arena and the unique atmosphere of the tournament classic, which attracts well over 90,000 visitors to the Derby Park during the tournament week. It was a completely new experience for the up-and-coming show jumping talents under the saddles of the top international riders. Two tests were scheduled for the seven- and eight-year-old show jumpers in Hamburg, from which an overall result was determined that decided on the points awarded for the ranking.

Hamburg - This has not happened since 1975: A woman winning the German Jumping Derby presented by IDEE KAFFEE. Absolutely overwhelmed, overjoyed and also a little stunned, Cassandra Orschel stood in the entry as congratulations poured in from all sides. With the eleven-year-old Holsteiner Dacara E, she only had one jumping fault in the round and had competed with three other riders with four faults in the jump-off.

Hamburg - She is simply a Derby queen. Kathleen Kröncke - better known to many by her surname Keller - has once again secured the blue ribbon of Derby winner after 2011. Her own partner was Hampton Court and the 32-year-old also knew how to set the scene for her competitors' horses. In the final of the Almased 62nd German Dressage Derby, she relegated Frederic Wandres, who brought Dom Perignon along in the horse change, and Hendrik Lochthowe to the places. "I really didn't expect it," Kröncke beamed after her triumph. "Freddy and Hendrik are such good riders. It was incredible, their horses were great to ride and made it very easy for me.

Hamburg - Two Derby winners again celebrated successes in the Anrecht-Investment Dressage Arena at the German Jumping and Dressage Derby. The 2018 Derby winner, Emma Kanerva (FIN) won the Grand Prix Special in the Prize of the Helenenhof, Schwiebert family, with her talented young prospect Feldrose FRH, ahead of Hendrik Lochthowe with Bricco Barone and Felix Kneese with San Simeon. "It was only her second Special and also only her second international show," Kanerva explained. "She did great and was with me the whole time. She's not that experienced yet, but she's a really great horse." On Saturday evening, the Grand Prix Freestyle, sponsored by Freiherr von Jenisch, is traditionally on the Hamburg dressage programme. Kathleen Kröncke won here with San Royal. Incidentally, the pair was also victorious in this competition in 2018 - at that time it was the first freestyle for the impressive dark bay. Although she was beaten in the Grand Prix by Frederic Wandres with Hot Hit OLD, she turned the ranking around in the freestyle to music: "San Royal loves freestyle. The fuller the stadium and the louder the music, the better he gets. He loves it, even when the people clap then," Kröncke beamed. Carina Scholz came third with Du Ciel.

Hamburg - The name already gives it away: When he steps onto the course, great things can happen. And so it was when Dominator 2000 Z and his rider Christian Ahlmann flew to victory in the Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix of Hamburg in what felt like seven-mile boots in the jump-off: "His breeder already gave him the name and it fits. He is very self-confident, I'm sure he already was as a foal," laughed Ahlmann in an interview with NDR, which broadcasts about eight hours of top-level equestrian sport from Klein Flottbek during the Derby week.

amburg - There was a lot going on in the Anrecht-Investment Dressage Arena on Derby Friday. For the U25 riders, the uvex sports prize was the qualification for their Derby final with a change of horses on Saturday. The name said it all for the winner Vivien Koecher, who won the competition with her Rotspon daughter Reine Freude. Second was Alina Schrader with Flavió followed by Lilli Richter with Darino Dackelblick. These three young ladies and their four-legged sport partners will deliver the first Derby decision in the KASA Brandt Prize the U25 Dressage Derby in the final with a change of horses on Saturday.

Hamburg - Five days of equestrian sport at the highest level on one of the most traditional and beautiful show grounds in the world - in the middle of one of the most beautiful cities in the world: The German Show Jumping and Dressage Derby presented by IDEE KAFFEE in Hamburg, only a stone's throw away from the Elbe, is finally back after the break due to the Corona! Visitors, riders and the entire organisation team are literally digging in their heels and looking forward to the Derby week in the magnificent Derby Park in Klein Flottbek.

Hamburg - Toni Haßmann won the German Jumping Derby presented by IDEE KAFFEE three times in a row with the same horse. Collin was his partner's name back then - a horse that seemed to be born for the Derby. There was only one pair that managed to do the same: record Derby winner Nelson Pessoa and his Vivaldi. Toni Haßmann has been looking for a potential Derby horse for a long time, he had to wait 15 years. Now he has one again: the nine-year-old Zangersheider Casimo son Top Gun SR.

Hamburg - The advance ticket sale for the German Jumping and Dressage Derby presented by IDEE KAFFEE via the well-known ticket hotline ends today. However, those who finally want to experience the legendary tournament classic again can get tickets directly at the Derby grounds. This is possible either on site or by telephone reservation.

Hamburg - Emma Kanerva is one of the most successful dressage exports of her Finnish homeland. The likeable dressage rider worked for many years as the first rider in the stable of riding master Hubertus Schmidt and settled near Hamburg a few years ago. In Stade she runs a tournament stable - and with success. Olympic Games, European Championships and Nations' Cups are part of the 36-year-old's show schedule. After her three-year break from the Derby, she was eager to compete again in Klein Flottbek and ride into the Anrecht Investment Dressage Stadium. Emma Kanerva is looking forward to finally having horses in the Derby Park again.

Hamburg - After three years without the German Show Jumping and Dressage Derby presented by IDEE KAFFEE, the longing for the show classic in Hamburg-Klein Flottbek is huge. "Our aim is to seamlessly follow on from 2019 with this year's Derby, the omens for this are very good," Competition Director Volker Wulff is pleased to say. "It is also important for us to keep the Longines Global Champions Tour in Hamburg and the tournament in Hamburg also has a high social value - that also carries responsibility."

Finally, stroll across the Derby course in Klein Flottbek again and experience top international equestrian sport: This will be possible again from May 25 to 29, 2022. The German Show Jumping and Dressage Derby presented by IDEE KAFFEE and the Longines Global Champions Tour of Hamburg are a globally unique overall package that combines tradition and a modern approach at the very highest level of equestrian sport.

The showground in Hamburg Klein Flottbek will host the prestigious and highest-paying show jumping series, the Longines Global Champions Tour and Global Champions League from August 26 to 29, 2021.