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Written by Administrator Monday, 16 August 2010 05:03
The second day of the 21st European Championship of Quarter Horse decided upon the cattle shows and more halter shows. In Cutting, Malte Doering succeeded in winning all three divisions: riding Kiss My Cat he became European Champion Cutting Amateur, with Smart Einie he won the Senior Open and with Ichin Poisen Oak the Junior Open. Also he rode Kiss My Cat to Silver in Senior Open. All three horses are owned by Malte’s father Juergen. The High Brow Cat-son Kiss My Cat is one oft he most successful cutting horses of Europe and was 2009 European Champion Senior Open and Amateur Cutting (with Juergen Doering in the saddle). Smart Einie has also been part oft he successful Doering stable for years. The 14-year-old mare is by As Smart As The Fox out of a Dry Doc mare. Ichin Poisen Oak was at the EC fort he first time. The 4-year-old stallion by Cat Ichi out of Styled By Oak won three of the four shows and placed second once. His total score: 465.
The Silver medal in Junior Open was earned by Seven Champagnes and Mirko Nuhn (Score 394) with Pablo Pepita Quixote and Styrbjörn Persson (SWE, 365) receiving bronze.
Another highly successful competitor was Austrian Gerold Dautzenberg. With Peppys Lil Ricochet he earned the silver medal in Amateur Cutting and two bronze medals with Roosters Dream (Amateur and Senior Open).
Written by Administrator Sunday, 15 August 2010 06:50
Today started the 21st European Championship of Quarter Horse in Kreuth, Germany. Until Sunday August 22, more than 400 horses from all over Europe compete for the prestigious medals. This first week-end is dedicated to the Hallter and Cattle Shows, and today saw the first European Champions in Halter in altogether 11 classes. The result: four times gold for Germany, three gold medals each for Italy and France, two for Denmark and one for Sweden.
The most successful horses were Richly Designed and Choco Pops, both earning two European Champion titels each. Richly Designed (owner Birgit Udsen, DEN) won the Aged Stallions Open and the Stallions Three and over Amateur, Choco Pops (owner Carine Monnard, FRA) won the Geldings 3 & over Youth and Amateur.
In Cutting, there was the first go round today. Both shows in Junior Cutting Open were won by Ichin Poison Oak shown by Malte Döring, GER. The 4-year-old stallion owned by Malte s father Juergen, is by Cat Ichi out of Styled By Oak and earned a 70 and 71v for his fine presentation. Pablo Pepita Quixote and Styrbjörn Persson (SWE) resp. CD Cat Cruisin and Anton Book placed second
Gerold Dautzenberg (AUT) and Malte D�ring dominate Senior Cutting
The Senior Cutting Open was won by Smart Einie and Malte Döring ( Score 73) resp. und Roosters Dream and Gerold Dautzenberg (AUT) while Kiss My Cat again with Malte Döring resp. Smart Einie placed second.
The winners of the Amateur cutting shows were Gerold Dautzenberg riding Peppys Lil Ricochet (73) resp. Tom T Hallmark and Andrea Pagani (ITA, score 74) with Kiss My Cat and Malte Döring placing second.
Written by Administrator Sunday, 15 August 2010 06:49
Gerold Dautzenberg wins Amateur, Maik Bartmann Junior Open
Senior Cowhorse won by Philipp Martin Haug resp. Gerold Dautzenberg
Three beautiful Working Cowhorse classes with top rides ended the first day oft he European Championship at Kreuth. The Amateur was dominated by Lights R Red and Gerold Dautzenberg (AUT) with Beat This Enterprise and Jeanine Burkart placing second and Smart Rip and Gerold Dautzenberg placing third.
Smart Rip and Gerold Dautzenberg also won the Senior Cowhorse with judge Dave Young. Nic It With Buc and Joakim Petterson placed second, A Smarty Pants and Philipp Martin Haug third. The latter won Show 1 (judge Gary Roberts). Pocos Smartin and Arno Gorgasser placed second, Freckles Miss Olena and Pattrick Sattler third.
Great success for Maik Bartmann in Junior Cowhorse: with Action Please je won both shows. Missis Magic Potion and Christoph Seiler placed second, PS Top Luck and Arno Gorgasser resp. Sheza Freckled Flo and Philipp Martin Haug third.
Written by Administrator Monday, 07 June 2010 09:36
Great Demand for Box stalls – Announcement soon available in the Internet
August 14-22, 2010, 92286 Rieden-Kreuth / Germany
The final announcement of the 21st European Championship of American Quarter Horses in Kreuth (August 14-22, 2010) is not available yet, but the demand for box stalls already exceeds all expectations. According to the show secretary, ‘luxury’ box stalls are all booked.
Placings in Go rounds decide on Finalists
According to latest decisions at the FEQHA meeting, finalists will be determined by their placings during the go rounds, not by their scores. Howevers, it won’t be possible to get into the finals if a competitor is disqualified in one of the go rounds even if he / she receives top placings in the other go rounds.
Separate warm up areas and times for all-arounders and reiners
According to the show secretary, the 21st European Championship will offer separate warm up areas and times in the Ostbayernhalle for all around competitors and reiners in order to offer optimal conditions to competitors of all disciplines. Further details, schedule and announcement will be published via internet in the middle of June.
4 AQHA Shows plus Final and Nations Cup
The first week-end (August 14 and 15, 2010) will be dedicated to the cattle and halter shows. From Monday to Thursday, the go rounds of the other perfomance show will follow, their finals being during the second week-end (August 20 to 22, 2010). During that week-end, there will also be the third Nations Cup. The last two years, the team of Germany won that cup – last year, after tying with the strong Austrian team.
Free entry for visitors
For visitors, the European Championship means two weeks of first class horses and sport – for free! There will be no entry fee for visitors during all days.
Information and box stalls:
Renate Gruber, Pfaffenoederstr. 23, 84137 Seyboldsdorf, Germany call +49.8741-949646, Fax: +49-8741-949656, E-Mail:
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Written by Administrator Wednesday, 28 April 2010 12:42
From August 14 to 22, 2010, the beautiful Kreuth arena will become the centre of European Quarter Horse showing once more. Europe’s best American Quarter Horses of all diciplines will compete in the 21st European Championship of American Quarter Horses. They qualify in two go rounds for the finals. An exception are the cattle and halter shows, as there will be only two go rounds without a final.
The show will be judged by six US judges which will be announced shortly. The FEQHA event is once more organized by the team of Renate Gruber and Rainer Maierhofer, supported by Gesa Meier-Bidmon (official show vet), Karsten Hanebeck (farrier), Art & Light (photographer), AK-Video (video plus livestream) and journalist Ramona Billing (press office).
Order your box stalls now – Prices remain the same
Last year, 478 horss had been nominated for Europe’s premier Quarter Horse Show which meant that there were no more box stalls available. A lot of competitors already started booking their box stalls for this year months ago. “Most of them order them for all four summer events including Bavarian Spring Classic, Bavarian Championship, Bavarian Summer Show and the European Championship,” says show office manager Renate Gruber. “We will have about 50 or 60 more box stalls this year due to the fact that Kreuth built some more stalls in their former feed barns. But it’s still wise to order as soon as possible if you want your favourite box stalls.” Good News for competitors: prices will remain the same as last year, says the show office.
4 AQHA Shows plus Final and Nations Cup
The first week-end (August 14 and 15, 2010) will be dedicated to the cattle and halter shows. From Monday to Thursday, the go rounds of the other perfomance show will follow, their finals being during the second week-end (August 20 to 22, 2010). During that week-end, there will also be the third Nations Cup. The last two years, the team of GB">Germany won that cup – last year, after tying with the strong Austrian team.
Free entry for visitors
For visitors, the European Championship means two weeks of first class horses and sport – for free! There will be no entry fee for visitors during all days.
For further information please refer to www.ecqh.eu .
Information and box stalls:
Renate Gruber, Pfaffenoederstr. 23, 84137 Seyboldsdorf, Germany call +49.8741-949646, Fax: +49-8741-949656, E-Mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
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