Equestrian sport - Katharina Hemmer wins Grand Prix Special in Frankfurt
Dressage rider Katharina Hemmer also won the Grand Prix Special at the Frankfurt Festhalle horse show on Saturday. The judges scored her performance on Denoix with 76.659 percent, which was easily enough for victory ahead of Benjamin Werndl (Aubenhausen) with Famoso (75.745) and Svenja Kämper-Meyer (Dülmen) with Amanyara M (71.702). The most successful dressage rider in the world, Isabell Werth from Rheinberg, came fourth with Superb (70.383).
Hemmer had already won the Grand Prix the day before. The 29-year-old works as a rider in Borchen in the stables of Hubertus Schmidt, who was team Olympic champion in 2004. She has been riding Denoix since the beginning of the year. The freestyle will take place on Sunday.
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Katharina Hemmer's victory in Frankfurt's Grand Prix Special was a significant achievement in the international dressage circuit, given her reputation as a German rider. Her performance with Denoix in the Grand Prix Special held in Frankfurt on Saturday was highly valued by the judges, securing her a win with a score of 76.659%. Despite her success, Isabell Werth, the most famous dressage rider from Rheinberg, finished fourth in the competition. Next, Hemmer will participate in the freestyle event on Sunday at the same venue. With her win in both the Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special, Hemmer has shown her promise and dedication in the equestrian sport, which also includes events in cities like Hesse and Frankfurt on the Main.
Source: www.stern.de
