Warendorf (fn-press). Germany's U25 Show Jumping Cup starts the 2022 season in Hagen as part of the international tournament "Horses and Dreams"! It is now clear which talents in show jumping up to the age of 25 will be allowed to compete in the first qualification of the tournament series organized by the German Top Equestrian Foundation and the Müter family.
Germany's U25 Show Jumping Cup, organized by the German Top Horse Sport Foundation and the Müter family, offers young show jumping talents the opportunity to gain experience at top tournaments and to set big goals for the season. Launched in 2013, the jumping cup gives show jumpers up to the age of 25 the opportunity to grow into the senior camp.
The way from Germany's U25 Show Jumping Cup 2022 to the final at the CHIO Aachen leads over four stations. This year, the stations are coming one after the other: The start is the international Horses and Dreams tournament on the Kasselman family farm in Hagen am Teutoburg Forest from April 20th to 24th. This is followed by the international Maimarkt tournament in Mannheim from May 6th to 10th. It continues in Groß Viegeln, when the jumping cup will be a guest at Holger Wulschner's facility for the first time from May 18th to 22nd as part of the international four-star tournament. The final qualification will take place from June 9th to 12th as part of the German Dressage and Show Jumping Championships in Balve.
"We have four top-class stations again and I'm looking forward to both the proven tournaments and Großviegeln with its jumping cup premiere," says Peter Teeuwen, who looks after the jumping cup as the youth national trainer. He says: “This year we have a lot of couples who have switched from the U21 camp to the U25 age group. It will be interesting to see how they gain a foothold across the individual stations. I am very confident that we will have some good vintages and couples in the years to come. We have already seen great talents in the Jumping Cup that have now arrived in the big sport.”
These are the nominees: Niklas Betz (SAL), Teike Carstensen (SH), Josephine Förster (THUE), Edmond Guntz-Malblanc (WEF), Marvin-Carl Haarmann (WEF), Linn Hamann (SH), Philipp Hermelbracht (WEF) , Sven Gero Hünicke (SH), Enno Klaphake (WES), Marie Ligges (WEF), Fynn Müller-Rulfs (HAN), Constanze Nachtsheim (RHL), Zoe Osterhoff (WEF), Josephin-Viktoria Schmidt (WEF), Laura Voigt (WES), Alicia von Daniels (RHL), Christin Wascher (MV), Lara Weber (WEF).
