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Jérôme Robiné
Jérôme is a successful German eventing rider, sports soldier and trainer. As a multiple medal winner at European Junior Championships and an experienced participant in international competitions up to 5* level, he has firmly established himself at the top of eventing. His expertise ranges from training young horses to competing confidently at the highest level.
In 2023, Jérôme was nominated for the European Championships in Le Pin-au-Haras, where he attracted attention with an impressive seventh place in the individual classification. He also gained valuable experience when he competed in the renowned CCI5* tournament in Badminton – one of the most important eventing events worldwide.
Since the beginning of 2025, Jérôme Robiné has been supporting junior national coach Andreas Dibowski in his work with the U25 age group and the prospect group.
As a dedicated coach, Jérôme passionately passes on his knowledge to the next generation. He is also an indispensable partner in our collaboration: we value his in-depth expertise, benefit from his honest feedback in product development and trust his practical product testing in daily use.
Lara Weber
Lara Weber has been stationed at the Bundeswehr Sports School in Warendorf as a sports soldier since 2016. In the same year, she celebrated 2nd place in the Grand Prix (S***) at the Salutfestival in Aachen with Chocolate Daisy and thus third place in the overall standings of the German Indoor Championships.
In 2017, she won the silver medal at the Westphalian Young Rider Championships, celebrated her greatest success to date with Christdorn and was also accepted into the show jumping perspective group in the same year.
In her first year in the “senior” camp in 2019, Lara became Westphalian Champion and received her Golden Riding Badge. At the K+K Cup at the beginning of 2020, she placed in the S**** jumping competition with her top horse Bien Aimee de la Lionne.
Successes:
- 2021: Westphalian Senior Championships 2nd place, won S** several times, placed S** and S***, placed internationally up to CSI2*
Libussa Lübbeke
Libussa is a successful German eventing rider who discovered her passion for equestrian sports at an early age and enjoyed great riding success even as a youngster. In 2016, she won the gold medal with the German team at the European Pony Eventing Championships.
After switching to large horses, she continued her success story: in 2020, she won bronze at the German Youth Championships and came third in the U25 Förderpreis in Strzegom. In 2023, she competed in the renowned CHIO Aachen with her home-bred mare Caramia. In 2024, she was awarded the Golden Riding Badge for her outstanding sporting achievements.
Today, Libussa lives and trains as a sports soldier in the German Armed Forces in Warendorf and is one of the most talented young riders in German eventing.
Gianna Regenbrecht
Gianna’s spinal cord was severely injured in a riding accident 8 years ago (2014), resulting in paraplegia from the second lumbar vertebra.
However, the accident did not change her love of horses and equestrian sports, so it was clear to Gianna from the outset that she wanted to ride again. Starting with hippotherapy, a form of therapy on horseback, she gradually found her way back into the saddle.
A year later, Selma & Gianna entered para-dressage sport and were runners-up at the German Championships in 2019. This was followed by inclusion in the national junior squad and their first international competitions.
Selma and Gianna were successful at national and international competitions last year (2021) and are therefore in the national para-dressage squad for the third year in a row this year. Gianna has also had a young hopeful under the saddle since this year. She is lucky that her trainer Claudia Mense has made one of her home-bred horses available to Gianna. The now 6-year-old Ben is set to follow in Selma’s footsteps one day. Gianna’s greatest success so far has been to become German runner-up. In 2021, Selma & Gianna finished fourth internationally, but were able to win almost all competitions nationally. Gianna’s biggest goal: the Paralympics in Paris 2024!
Alina Schrader
Born in Hamburg, Alina has been riding for most of her life and has remained involved in equestrian sport thanks to her horse-loving mother.
Starting with the riding competition with her first own pony, through participation in the German Young Rider Championships as part of the DJM in Zeiskam with her first large horse, to the German Champion title in 2022 in the U25 Grand Prix class. Over the years, Alina and her successful mare Paola OLD have won bronze in the Young Riders class at the 2018 State Championships HH/SH, as well as several placings in the advanced class and a 3rd place at the Youth Challenge in Verden. On their way into the Grand Prix sport, the pair were able to collect placings and victories at advanced (S*) level for the first time in 2020 and thus take part in the selection course for the 2021 Piaff Förderpreis for Schleswig-Holstein. Thanks to their successful qualification, the pair were allowed to compete in the stages of the Piaff Förderpreis, where they achieved further placings at advanced (S*) level. Thanks to their performance, they were allowed to take part in the final of the Piaff-Förderpreis in Kronberg in December 2021. There they were able to celebrate their greatest success with 3rd place in the final. In 2022, they achieved two 4th places in Mannheim as part of the Piaff-Förderpreis, before winning gold and silver at the German Championships in Balve in the U25 Grand Prix and the U25 Grand Prix Freestyle. But Alina was also able to win the U25 Derby with horse change in Hamburg in 2022 with her just 7-year-old young horse Flavio. Thanks to her success with Paola OLD, Alina was called up to the prospective national squad for the first time in 2022.
Maike Morbach
Maike Morbach feels equally at home as a sports judge and on horseback. Since her youth, the master horse trainer has devoted herself to training Icelandic horses. Today, she works as a self-employed IPZV trainer A and squad trainer, training horses and riders up to the highest levels. Her main concern is providing versatile and thorough training in every respect.
Raphaelle Borgmann
Raphaelle is an experienced dressage rider with Swiss roots and international expertise. Her career began in Swiss dressage, where she attracted attention for many years with placings up to advanced level. In 2011, she moved to Germany to further develop her riding career.
She completed a classical training programme to become a riding instructor and gained valuable experience under renowned trainers such as Thomas Wagner, Stefanie Lugge-Kerner and Sebastian Heinze. She is currently being trained by Lena Hassmann. She was awarded the Golden Riding Badge for her consistently successful performances in competitive sport.
Over the years, Raphaëlle has achieved numerous placings and victories up to advanced level (S**) – proof of her skill, perseverance and partnership with her horse.
Today, she works as a freelance instructor and trainer in the Münsterland region. Her horses are housed in a modern riding facility that offers ideal conditions for professional training and individual development. With great sensitivity, experience and high quality standards, Raphaëlle accompanies both young horses and ambitious riders on their journey in dressage.
Elmar Lesch
Elmar Lesch’s training and show stable in Bavendorf, Lower Saxony, is renowned far beyond the borders of Germany for the purchase and sale of thoroughbred eventing horses from all German breeding areas as well as the sporting promotion of riders and horses to the highest level. Elmar Lesch launched an auction exclusively for German elite eventing horses, the only one of its kind in Germany to date, which gave decisive impetus to the marketing of German eventing horses between 2005 and 2016. In 2010, a sales day for eventing horses was held for the first time at Elmar Lesch’s riding facility, which has been a fixture in the calendar every spring ever since.
As a successful rider, trainer and coach, Elmar Lesch has been present on the international show jumping scene for over 30 years and is professionally involved in the marketing of sport horses. As one of the first professional riders in Germany, he successfully focused on eventing back in the early 1990s: he twice represented the German colors at European Championships, became German runner-up and recorded victories in international sport up to CCI3*. At the Bundeschampionat, he rode young horses to the title several times.
Florian Wanner
Florian Grimm stands for continuous and targeted training of young horses. Florian competes at international level with horses he has bred and trained himself and can boast major successes such as a victory at the championships in Babenhausen.
Florian trains at his own ultra-modern riding facility in idyllic Spraitbach and therefore has ideal conditions for the training and further education of young and experienced sport horses (www.pferde-erholungszentrum.com).
True to the motto “a sensible training of every horse is the be-all and end-all of every success”, Florian gives his horses enough time for training and also allows every young show jumper to complete dressage training.