Isabell Werth and Satchmo win gold- August 26, 2006 Isabell Werth and Satchmo win gold Isabell Werth (GER) and her 12-year old gelding Satchmo rode the Grand Prix Special of a lifetime. With a result of 79.480, they are World Champions. "It was the best test I've ever ridden," a very emotional Isabell declared. "We made no mistakes; I can't tell you what a feeling that is." This result is all the more rewarding given the impossibly difficulthttp://windsongdressage.com/2006/08/isabell-werth-and-satchmo-win-gold.html Learning how to run Equestrian Games- August 14, 2006 100 KENTUCKIANS GOING TO THIS YEAR'S EVENT IN GERMANY The FEI World Equestrian Games 2006 begin Sunday, and more than 500,000 people are expected to pour into Aachen, Germany, before the competition ends Sept. 3. About 100 of them will be official visitors from Kentucky whose mission will be to learn how to put on the next world games: the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games at the Kentuckyhttp://windsongdressage.com/2006/08/learning-how-to-run-equestrian-games.html Five Out of Top Six at German National Show Show Team Strength for the 2006 World Equestrian Games- August 1, 2006 US Dressage Riders Shine in Elmlohe In their first outing since arriving in Germany several of the US Short listed riders competed at a charming National Show in Elmlohe. American Dressage superstars Debbie McDonald and Brentina were victorious in the Grand Prix with a 76.42, showing their strength in training, and conditioning in the unusual record breaking heat which is sweeping the world. "http://windsongdressage.com/2006/08/five-out-of-top-six-at-german-national.html |