The Bundeschampionat in Warendorf

The Bundeschampionat in Warendorf

Equestrian Sport
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Every year, the best young horses compete here in the disciplines of dressage, show jumping and eventing to show off their skills. Discover how horses aged three to seven qualify and prove themselves on the road to success. Don't miss the chance to find out more about this unique event and discover the stars of tomorrow!

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What is the Bundeschampionat?

The Bundeschampionat (BuCha for short) is an outstanding event in the context of German equestrian sport, which takes place annually in WarendorfGermany. As a national championship, it plays a central role by focusing on young horses in various disciplines, above all dressage, show jumping and eventing. The intention of the Bundeschampionat is to find and present the most promising young horses in Germany.

The event acts as a stage for horses between the ages of three and seven to showcase their talents and skills within their respective specialties. Participants must first pass rigorous qualifying tests at the regional and national level to qualify for the Federal Championships qualify.

The time frame of the Bundeschampionat usually extends over several days in late summer, mostly towards the end of August and after the CHIO Aachen. During this time, the qualified horses enter the arena to compete in different age and performance classes. Not only the sporting performance of the horses is judged, but also their training, their riding qualities, their character as well as their potential for the future.

The Bundeschampionat occupies an important position in the German equestrian sport by serving as an important instance to win future top horses for the international equestrian sport. Many of the horses that perform remarkably at the Bundeschampionat later compete on the stage of top equestrian sport, take part in national and international competitions and make a significant contribution to the reputation of German equestrian sport.

The competitions at the BuCha

The city Warendorf represents the main venue for the most important competitions. When the Bundeschampionaten are mentioned, this refers in most cases to the event in Warendorf. This outstanding event takes place every year on the first weekend of September and is the highlight in the calendar of many riding and equestrian sports fans. On the extensive grounds of the German Olympic Committee for Equestrianism (DOKR), the action unfolds.

Keeping healthy on the way to the Bundeschampionat with Christoph Hess

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The extensive Warendorf program includes a variety of disciplines and categories competing for the Bundeschampionat titles:

  • Young riding horses and ponies aged three and four are judged in two main categories, namely stallions on the one hand and mares and geldings on the other.
  • In the classes for five and six year old dressage horses and ponies, the aim is to select the best talents in this discipline.
  • Likewise, the five- and six-year-old show jumpers will be tested for their abilities and performance.
  • The eventing competitions, which place a special demand on the versatility of the horses, are held in the age categories of five- and six-year-olds.
  • Eventing ponies in the five- and six-year-old age groups are also an essential part of the Bundeschampionate.

In each of these age groups, the federal champions are determined separately for both horses and ponies. The competitions extend over several exciting days, during which the participants demonstrate their skills and face the judgment of the experts. The highlight of this event is undoubtedly the ceremonial honoring of the Bundeschampions, who are the result of hard work and exceptional talent.

Interesting facts about the Bundeschampionat

Originally the Bundeschampionate in Warendorf were organized by Escon Marketing GmbH until 2010. From 2011, the organization of the event was transferred from the German Equestrian Federation to En Garde Marketing. The DKB was the proud main sponsor of this prestigious event for a period of eleven years, namely from 2011 to 2021. HKM took over this role at the start of 2022, paving the way for the HKM National Championships paved the way.

Another venue for the Bundeschampionate is the picturesque Moritzburg in Saxony. Here, on the grounds of the traditional Moritzburg State Stud, the Federal Heavy Warmblood Driving Championships will be held. This discipline provides a stage for four- and five-year-old horses of the breeds (Saxon-Thuringian) Heavy Warmblood, Altoldenburg/East Friesian and Altwürttemberger with German pedigree. In addition to this category, the Bundeschampionat of the German Driving Ponies was also held here from 2002 to 2008. Every year, towards the end of August, enthusiasts and professionals gather here to see the best driving horses in action and admire their skills.

The history of the Bundeschampionat

Since it was first held in 1976, the Bundeschampionat has followed a fascinating path through the world of German equestrian sport. Originally an event that constantly changed location, the competition found a permanent home in Warendorf in 1994, which still serves as a vibrant centerpiece for equestrian sport today. The decision to permanently anchor the Bundeschampionate in Warendorf laid the foundation for the development of an unparalleled event focused on promoting and recognizing emerging equine talent.

The year 2002 was a turning point in the history of the Bundeschampionat, when the Bundeschampionat for heavy warmbloods was moved out of Warendorf for the first time and relocated to Moritzburg. This change provided the opportunity to focus even more specifically on the different horse breeds and disciplines. It marked a step towards a broader and more diverse presentation of horse breeding and equestrian sport in Germany.

An unforgettable event occurred in 2006, when the 6-year-old pony stallion Voyager 2 showed a truly remarkable double performance at the Bundeschampionat in Warendorf. He not only captured the title of Bundeschampion in the eventing pony category, but also shone in the 6-year-old dressage pony division. This triumphant moment not only emphasized the extraordinary versatility of a single horse, but also showed the top-class abilities of the young riders and horses who participated in this event.

A highlight of the Warendorf Bundeschampionate was written between 2008 and 2010, when the outstanding Hanoverian stallion Lissaro van de Helle, accompanied by the talented rider Claudia Rüscher, wrote a unique success story. This duo dominated the age classes of three-year-old, four-year-old and five-year-old dressage horses, creating an impressive sequence of titles that underlined the excellence of German horse breeding and training.

The developments in the Federal Championships continued, and in 2011 there was a renewed expansion of the program. In view of previous low numbers of starters in the Bundeschampionat for driving horses, it was decided to allow six-year-old horses to participate. This expansion added an extra dimension to the competition and made it possible to focus on even more up-and-coming talent.

Since 2013, the Warendorf Youngster Championship has set another milestone in the history of the Bundeschampionat. This special classification for 7-year-old show jumpers, which is not run under the traditional "Bundeschampionat" term, offers a platform for horses that have already been successfully placed in advanced (S*) level show jumping competitions. This innovation reflects the constant development and adaptation of the Bundeschampionat to meet the demands of the dynamic equestrian landscape.

Who can take part in the Bundeschampionat?

Young horses between the ages of three and seven can participate in the Bundeschampionat. Participation is possible in various disciplines, including dressage, show jumping and eventing. The horses must first prove their suitability for the Bundeschampionat through qualification tests at regional and national level. The qualifications may vary depending on the discipline and age group.

The following horses may participate in the Bundeschampionat for show jumping, dressage and eventing horses:

Dressage horses

So that the 5-6 year old dressage horses at the Bundeschamionat in Warendorf, they must first qualify at competitions in qualifying tests.

These competitions are organized by various show organizers, where the dressage horses are first given a running-in test to familiarize them with the course beforehand. This is followed by the qualification test, the horses that are graded with an 8.0 or better then qualify for the final in Warendorf.

Show jumpers

For the Bundeschampionate all 5- and 6-year-old horses that receive a final score of 8.0 or better qualify. In addition, the 6-year-old horses must have placed at least once in a medium (M) level show jumping competition by mid-August at the latest. This additional qualification is documented by means of corresponding result lists, which must be provided by the rider/horse owner by the entry deadline.

The jumping test class M* is for 5-year-old horses. These horses must comply with the Breeding Regulations for German Riding Horses (ZVO) of the FN, Breeding Section. 

Likewise, a jumping test class M** for 6-year-old horses is scheduled. These horses must meet the breeding regulations for German riding horses (ZVO) of the FN, section breeding. 

With regard to the qualifying tests, certain guidelines and requirements are to be observed. It is not allowed to impose handicaps like the exclusion of already qualified horses. Each participating horse must go through a run-in test before the qualification tests. For 5-year old horses, an elementary (L) level show jumping test is recommended, while for 6-year old horses, a medium (M) level show jumping test is required.

Eventing horses

Qualification for the Bundeschampionat for 5-year old and 6-year old eventing horses requires the achievement of specific performances and results that demonstrate the horses' abilities and potential in eventing. The qualification requirements are as follows:

‍5-year-oldhorses:

  • The horses must have received a score of at least 8.0 twice in a cross-country horse test class A*/A** or L. These cross-country horse tests should be varied with typical cross-country obstacles and contain at least one ditch, one water obstacle and one narrow jump according to the FN brochure "Der Geländeaufbau".
  • In addition, a placing in an eventing or combined competition class A*/A** (without style jumping/style cross-country) is required.

‍6-year-oldhorses:

  • The horses must have received a score of at least 8.0 twice in a cross-country horse test class L. Here, too, the cross-country horse tests should be varied and contain at least one ditch, one water obstacle and one narrow jump according to the FN brochure "Der Geländeaufbau".
  • In addition, a placement and/or a minimum result in an eventing class L or CCI2*-S/CCI2*-L is required. The maximum number of penalty points in dressage, jumping and cross-country is fixed.

In order to qualify for the Bundeschampionat, horses must meet these requirements in the period from approximately the beginning of January to mid-August. The qualification must be performed at at least three different venues, whereby only one qualification result can be scored from Combined Tests (either Cross-Country Horse Test OR Combined Test).

In addition, a joint qualification will be recognized if there is at least one qualifying result in a qualifying test from the rider who is riding the horse at the Bundeschampionat.

Dressage, jumping and eventing ponies

Only ponies of the breed German Riding Ponies can qualify for the Bundeschampionat in Warendorf, New Forest Pony, Connemara Pony, Welsh Pony or similar German Riding Pony breeds can neither qualify nor participate in the BuCHa.

Dressage ponies: all 5-year-old German riding ponies according to ZVO List I, born 2005 and younger, performance class D 6 and higher, final score 7.5 and better, which have competed in a dressage pony class A test for 4- to 6-year-olds. All 5 and 6 year old German Riding Ponies according to ZVO List I, born 2005 and younger, performance class D 5 and higher, final score 7.5 and better, in a dressage pony class L for 5 to 6 year olds.

‍Springponies: All 5-year-old German jumping ponies that have competed in a jumping pony class A** for 4- to 6-year-olds with a score of 7.5 and better with a rider of LSK 6 and higher. All 6-year-old German riding ponies that compete with riders of LK. 5 and better in a jumping pony test Kl. L for 5- 6-year-olds achieve a score of 7.5 or better.

‍Eventing ponies: A score of at least 7.0 in an A*/A** class cross-country test is required twice. An alternative possibility is to obtain a qualification result in cross-country by placing in an eventing test or a combined test of class A*/A**. In addition, the qualification can be replaced by a dressage horse test of class A with a minimum score of 6.5 or by a show jumping horse test of class A with a minimum score of 7.0.

Which horses have won the Bundeschampionat?

Bundeschampions of the riding ponies

Three year old riding ponies (mares/geldings) 

  • 2007: C major (* 2004) by FS Champion de Luxe x Domingo
  • 2008: Championesse (* 2005) by FS Champion de Luxe x Dominik B
  • 2009: Desert Rose (* 2006) by FS Don't Worry x FS Cocky Dundee
  • 2010: Mac Devinja (* 2007) by FS Don't Worry x Dornik B
  • 2011: Golden Daydream 2 (*2008) by Hesselteich's Golden Dream x FS Golden Moonlight
  • 2012: Don Henley 4 (* 2009) by FS Don't Worry x Notre Beau
  • 2013: Carleo Go WE (* 2010) by Constantin x Weltmeyer
  • 2014: Tropical Sun (* 2011) by Totilas x Top Non Stop II
  • 2015: Ladies' Choice K WE (* 2012) by Dimension AT x FS Champion de Luxe
  • 2016: Camino Royal (* 2013) by FS Cracker Jack x Courage
  • 2017: New Magic 4 (* 2014) by FS Numero Uno x Voyager
  • 2018: HBS Golden Mylight (* 2015) by Golden West x Bavarottie
  • 2019: Fortune Cookie 7 (* 2016) by Golden West x FS Champion de Luxe
  • 2020: Heart Rose D (* 2017) by King of Hearts x Casino Royale K
  • 2021: Sophie's Chanel WE (* 2018) by FS Numero Uno x Dressman I
  • 2022: Highlight's Daily Joy WE (* 2019) by Dallmayr K x Manchester United
  • 2023: Kastanienhof Roxette (*2020) by Crown Notting Hill x Cockney Cracker WE
  • 2024: Goldschatz (*2021) by Genesis B x Dimension AT NRW

Three year old riding ponies (stallions)

Tanja Fischer presents Cosmo Callidus, the 2018 Bundeschampion of 3-year-old riding pony stallions, in perfect harmony and elegance, an award for quality and talent.
Tanja Fischer with Cosmo Callidus, Bundeschampion of 3-year old riding pony stallions 2018

Four-year-old riding ponies (mares/geldings)

Four-year-old riding ponies (stallions)

Bundeschampions of the riding horses

Jessica Lynn (SWE) and Eivissa, Bundeschampions of 3-year-old riding horses (mares/geldings) 2022, radiate elegance and talent, an impressive performance of harmony and quality.
Jessica Lynn (SWE) and Eivissa, Bundeschampion of 3-year old riding horses (mares/geldings) 2022

Three year old riding horses (mares/geldings)

  • 2007: FS La Noir (*2004) by Lord Loxley x Lucito
  • 2008: Bacchus by Worrenberg (*2005) by Belissimo M x Calypso II
  • 2009: Damon's Divene (*2006) by Damon Hill x Ruby Royal
  • 2010: Doris Day 30 (*2007) by Desperados x Brentano II
  • 2011: Cassiopaya 10 (*2008) by Cassini Boy Junior x Lanciano
  • 2012: Soiree d' Amour (*2009) by San Amour x Latimer
  • 2013: Damon's Dream JHH (*2010) by Damon Hill x Fürst Heinrich
  • 2014: Special Diva OLD (*2011) by Sir Donnerhall I x Diamond Hit
  • 2015: Quizmaster 8 (*2012) by Quasar de Charry x Velten Third
  • 2016: Festina PS (*2013) by Fürstenball x Festrausch
  • 2017: Eternity 75 (*2014) by Escolar x Sir Donnerhall I
  • 2018: Sensitivity (*2015) by Fürstenball x Farewell III
  • 2019: Escorial Q (*2016) by Escolar x Flanagan
  • 2020: Rock Festival (*2017) by Rock Forever I x Prince's Ball
  • 2021: Baroness Bibi 3 (*2018) by Benicio x Don Romantic
  • 2022: Eivissa (*2019) by Escamillo x Wolkentanz I
  • 2023: Brbor BS (*2020) by Bonds x Livaldon
  • 2024: Senorita LaBonita (*2021) by Sir Heinrich x Westernhagen

Three year old riding horses (stallions)

Four year old riding horses (mares/geldings)

  • 2007: Silveraster Old (* 2003) by Sandro Hit x Canaster I
  • 2008: Santorini OLD (* 2004) by Stedinger x Donnerschwee
  • 2009: Preziosa 12 (* 2005) by Belissimo M x Piaster
  • 2010: Damon's Divene (* 2006) by Damon Hill x Ruby Royal
  • 2011: Sungai (* 2007) by Sorento x Londonderry
  • 2012: Damon's Satellite (* 2008) by Damon Hill x Ruby Royal
  • 2013: Cindy OLD (* 2009) by Sir Donnerhall I x Fürst Heinrich
  • 2014: Cicada 5 (* 2010) by Singolo x Tambour
  • 2015: Victoria's Secret 4 (* 2011) by Vitalis x Fidermark
  • 2016: Sisters Act OLD (* 2012) by Sandro Hit x Royal Diamond
  • 2017: Candy OLD (* 2013) by Sir Donnerhall I x Fürst Heinrich
  • 2018: Bitcoin OLD (* 2014) by Bordeaux x Rubinstein I
    Caty OLD (*2014) by Sir Donnerhall I x Fürst Heinrich
  • 2019: Saniola (* 2015) by San Amour x Prince Romancier
  • 2020: Casey 39 (* 2016) by Sir Donnerhall I x Fürst Heinrich
  • 2021: Fine Bella (* 2017) by Fürstenball x Bordeaux (NLD)
  • 2022: Macadamja (* 2018) by Morricone I x San Amour I
  • 2023: Eivissa (*2019) by Escamillo x Wolkentanz I
  • 2024: London Eye 6 (*2020) by La Vie x De Kooning

Four year old riding horses (stallions)

  • 2007: Birkhof's Denario (* 2003) by Denaro x Fair Play
  • 2008: Laetare 9 (* 2004) by Lord Loxley x Lancer II
  • 2009: Lissaro van de Helle (* 2005) by Lisbon x Matcho AA
  • 2010: Prince Fugger (* 2006) by Prince Heinrich x Weltmeyer
  • 2011: Catoo (* 2007) by Con Air x Caletto
  • 2012: Francis 15 (* 2008) by Fidertanz 2 x Alabaster 29
  • 2013: Escolar (* 2009) by Estobar NRW x Prince Piccolo
  • 2014: Equitaris (* 2010) by Estobar NRW x Rubiloh
  • 2015: Prince Look (* 2011) by Prince Ball x Londonderry
  • 2016: Don Martillo (* 2012) by Don Juan de Hus x Benetton Dream FRH
  • 2017: Devonport (* 2013) by Dancier x Ravallo
  • 2018: Dante Quando (*2014) by Dante Weltino x Fidertanz
  • 2019: Destello OLD (* 2015) by Dimaggio x Fürst Fugger
  • 2020: Fynch Hatton OLD (* 2016) by Formula One x Sir Donnerhall I
  • 2021: Vitalos (* 2017) by Vitalis x De Niro
  • 2022: Segantini 6 (* 2018) by Secret x Fidermark
  • 2023: Escanto PS OLD ( *2019) by Escamillo x Fürstenball
  • 2024: Lindenberg (*2020) by Libertad x Destano

Bundeschampions of the dressage ponies

Zoe Gilbers and Daddy Moon, 2016 Bundeschampions of the 6-year-old dressage ponies, impressed with their impressive harmony and precise performance at the highest level
Zoe Gilbers with Daddy Moon, Bundeschampion of the 6-year-old dressage ponies 2016

Five year old dressage ponies

Six year old dressage ponies

Bundeschampions of the dressage horses

Kira Goerens-Ripphoff and Final Dream, champions of the 5-year-old dressage horses 2022, impressed with an outstanding performance full of elegance, precision and harmony.
Kira Goerens-Ripphoff with Final Dream, Champion of 5-year-old dressage horses 2022

Five year old dressage horses

Six year old dressage horses

  • 2007: Samira 181 (* 2001) by Sandro Hit x Rockwell
  • 2008: Waioni (* 2002) by Waikiki I x Fabriano
  • 2009: Birkhof's Denario (* 2003) by Denaro x Fair Play
  • 2010: Viewpoint 3 (* 2004) by Belissimo M x Weltmeyer
  • 2011: Callaho's Benicio (* 2005) by Belissimo M x Velten Third
  • 2012: Prince Fugger (* 2006) by Prince Heinrich x Weltmeyer
  • 2013: Lord Carnaby (* 2007) by Lord Loxley I x Rocket Star
  • 2014: Sir Heinrich OLD (* 2008) by Sir Donnerhall I x Fürst Heinrich
  • 2015: Fasine (* 2009) by Fürst Romancier x Sir Donnerhall I
  • 2016: Deluxe 23 (* 2010) by Don Primus x Wolkentanz II
  • 2017: Fior 2 (* 2011) by Fürstenball x Sandro Hit
  • 2018: Revenant (* 2012) by Rock Forever I x Sir Donnerhall I
  • 2019: Luck OLD (* 2013) by Glock's Zonik x Florestan I
  • 2020: Secret 13 (* 2014) by Sezuan x St. Moritz
  • 2021: Forever Valentine (* 2015) by Francis x Laurentio
  • 2022: Maxi Kraft's Barcelo OLD (* 2016) by Bon Coeur x Caprimond
  • 2023: Blue 114 (* 2017) by Buckingham x Locksley II
  • 2024: Be Sure (* 2018) by Benico x Scuderia

Bundeschampions of the jumping ponies

Madita Bruhn and Little Star, Bundeschampions of the 5-year-old jumping ponies 2020, impressed with a powerful and precise performance on the course.
Madita Bruhn with Little Star, Bundeschampion of the 5-year old jumping ponies 2020

Five year old jumping ponies

  • 2007: Campino WE (* 2002) by Constantin x Grannox
  • 2008: FS Companiero (* 2003) by FS Champion de Luxe x FS Pavarotti
  • 2009: Haribo 40 (* 2004) by Halifax x Condor II
  • 2010: Toffyfee 2 (* 2005) by Top Karetino x Bavarottie
  • 2011: Crack-P WE (* 2006) by Charivari x Gracieux
  • 2012: Nuno 6 (* 2007) by Nabucco R x Van Gogh R
  • 2013: Magic Cornflakes (* 2008) by Getafix x Nibelungenheld
  • 2014: High Noon 48 (* 2009) by Halifax x Chico
  • 2015: Cha Cha 10 (* 2010) by Campino x Losander
  • 2016: Top Medusa (* 2011) by Top Montreal x Cornet Obolensky
  • 2017: Da Capo 226 (* 2012) by Duncan x Coosheen Finnegan
  • 2018: Hankifax H (* 2013) by Halifax x Lordanos
  • 2019: Mescal 15 (* 2014) by Machno Carwyn x Mangold
  • 2020: Little Star 28 (* 2015) by A new Star x FS Champion de Luxe
  • 2021: Vin-Lee (* 2016) by Vedet van de Vondelhoeve x Valido's Boy
  • 2022: Robby Lee LOH (* 2017) by Rob Roy van het Klavertje x Los Angeles
  • 2023: Top Melody (* 2018) by Maverick x Top Christobel
  • 2024: Zeralina (* 2019) by Nilantshoeve's Zippo x Napels

Six year old jumping ponies

  • 2007: Handsome Boy WE (* 2001) by Hasko x Nevado
  • 2008: Campino WE (* 2002) by Constantin x Grannox
  • 2009: FS Companiero (* 2003) by FS Champion de Luxe x FS Pavarotti
  • 2010: Mirrio H (* 2004) by Mentos x Poseidon
  • 2011: Pico 212 (* 2005) by Principal Boy x Night-Star I
  • 2012: Just Forever WE (* 2006) by Just do it x Firethorn
  • 2013: Nuno 6 (* 2007) by Nabucco R x Van Gogh R
  • 2014: Magic Cornflakes (* 2008) by Getafix x Nibelungenheld
  • 2015: High Noon 48 (* 2009) by Halifax x Chico
  • 2016: Cha Cha 10 (* 2010) by Campino x Losander
  • 2017: Top Medusa (* 2011) by Top Montreal x Cornet Obolensky
  • 2018: Miss Mc Fly D (* 2012) by Mc Fly High x Leuns Veld's Lord
  • 2019: Chicke Deern (* 2013) by Top Christobell x Nantano
  • 2020: Mescal 15 (* 2014) by Machno Carwyn x Mangold
  • 2021: Little Milton 12 (* 2015) by Del Piero x Hondsrug Don Gregory
  • 2022: Speedy 469 (* 2016) by Del Piero x Calido I
  • 2023: Del Toro K (* 2017) by Del Piero x Aljano
  • 2024: Mister Poppins SG (*2018) by Monopoly SG x Mentos

Bundeschampions of the show jumpers

Richard Vogel and Dax, Bundeschampion of 6-year-old show jumpers 2022, impressed with an outstanding performance on the course, characterized by precision and dynamism.
Richard Vogel with Dax, Bundeschampion of 6-year old show jumpers 2022

Five year old show jumpers

  • 2007: Monte Bellini (* 2002) by Montender x Ramiro
  • 2008: Cornet's star (* 2003) by Cornet Obolensky x Pilot
  • 2009: Quaid 2 (* 2004) by Quidam's Rubin x Voltaire
  • 2010: Con Chello (* 2005) by Chello I x Come On
  • 2011: Cornet's Balou (* 2006) by Cornet Obolensky x Continue
  • 2012: Captain Sparrow 5 (* 2007) by Cormint I x Barnaul xx
  • 2013: Sandokan 290 (* 2008) by Stakkato x Landor S
  • 2014: Caroly (* 2009) by Calido I x Contendro I
  • 2015: Caressini 2 (* 2010) by Carento x Cassini I
  • 2016: Lissino (* 2011) by Limbus x Cassini I
  • 2017: Diarado 2 (* 2012) by Diarado x Come On
  • 2018: Chao Lee (* 2013) by Comme il faut x Chacco-Blue
  • 2019: Charisma HS (* 2014) by Uriko (Clooney NLD) x Cassito
  • 2020: Charly 1701 (* 2015) by Chaman x Stakkato
  • 2021: Corolando 3 (* 2016) by Cornet Obolensky (ex: Windows) x Orlando
  • 2022: Kalifa 9 (* 2016) by Million Dollar x Caretino 2
  • 2023: Vendigo (* 2017) by Van Gogh x Kannan
  • 2024: Birkhof's Arezzo Man FBW (* 2018) by Arezzo (NLD) VDL x Last Man Standing

Six year old show jumpers

  • 2007: Chessman (* 2001) by Carry x Alcatraz
  • 2008: Monte Bellini (* 2002) by Montender x Ramiro Z
  • 2009: Con Air 19 (* 2003) by Contendro I x Lancer III
  • 2010: Balsandra (* 2004) by Baloubet du Rouet x Sandro
  • 2011: Toulouse 66 (* 2005) by Toulon x Ganymede I
  • 2012: Crespo PKZ (* 2006) by Cornet Obolensky x Landadel
  • 2013: Qinghai (* 2007) by Quidam de Revel x Cordalme Z
  • 2014: Coco Berlini (* 2008) by Caspar M x Quidam de Revel
  • 2015: Cooper 149 (* 2009) by Cornado I x Cordobes I
  • 2016: Quin 13 (* 2010) by Verdi x Corrado I
  • 2017: Cocominka EST (* 2011) by Cassini Boy Junior x Sandro Boy Junior
  • 2018: Diarado 2 (* 2012) by Diarado x Come On
  • 2019: Catch me 67 (* 2013) by Cellestial x Balou du Rouet
  • 2020: Lyjanair (* 2014) by Lyjanero x Coriano
  • 2021: Crack 43 (* 2015) by Cornet Obolensky (ex: Windows) x Candillo
  • 2022: Dax 68 (* 2016) by Dinken x Corrado I
  • 2023: Viva Fly (*2017) by Vivant van de Heffinck x Starpower
  • 2024: Chacoona Cat Hann (*2018) by Chacoon Blue x Stanley

Seven year old show jumpers

  • 2013: Lannaro (* 2006) by Larino x Kannan
  • 2014: Conquest 15 (* 2007) by Caretino M. x Quidam de Revel
  • 2015: A la Carte NRW (* 2008) by Abke x Lux Z
  • 2016: Cornada 4 (* 2009) by Cornado I x Lados
  • 2021: Cepano Baloubet (* 2014) by Chaman x Stakkato's Highlight
  • 2022: Caillan (* 2015) by Casall Ask x Carry
  • 2023: Con Quality (* 2016) by CHin Champ x Quality
  • 2024: Chaqueen (* 2017( by Chacoon Blue x Quicksilber

Bundeschampions of the eventing ponies

Laura Lilienthal and Springdelight, the 2017 national eventing pony champions, impressed with an impressive performance full of skill and stamina in all disciplines.
Laura Lilienthal with Springdelight Bundeschampion of VS ponies 2017

The eventing ponies are not divided according to the different sexes.

Bundeschampions of the eventing horses

Marina Köhncke with Costbar, Bundeschampion of the 6-year-old eventing horses 2017
Marina Köhncke with Costbar, Bundeschampion of the 6-year-old eventing horses 2017

Five year old eventing horses

  • 2007: Lilli Pop K (* 2002) by Le Primeur x Natiello xx
  • 2008: FRH Butts Avedon (* 2003) by Heraldik xx x Crown Crane x
  • 2009: Composer (* 2004) by Conello x Lancetto
  • 2010: Royal Sun 7 (* 2005) by Rocket Star x Espri
  • 2011: Priemus 3 (* 2006) by Primeur's As x Foxiland
  • 2012: Corona 94 (* 2007) by Contendro I x Garibaldi II
  • 2013: Chipmunk 5 (* 2008) by Contendro I x Heraldik
  • 2014: Corrida 20 (* 2009) by Contendro I x Espri
  • 2015: Michel 233 (* 2010) by Mighty Magic x Federweisser
  • 2016: Amazing Prince (* 2011) by Prince Patmos x Heraldik
  • 2017: Gentleman 251 (* 2012) by Grey Top x Fabriano
  • 2018: Clara Bö (* 2013) by Concours Complet x Carismo
  • 2019: Isselhook's First Sight (* 2014) by Lossow x Hibiscus
  • 2020: Dark Gambler (* 2015) by Diacontinus x Stalypso
  • 2021: Lillet 3 (* 2016) by Livello x Calido I
  • 2022: Cascoblanco (* 2017) by Cascadello I x Sir Shostakovich
  • 2023: Booze Buddy (* 2018) by Balou Peggio x Valentino
  • 2024: Casanova 584 (*2019) by Cascadello I x Contender

Six year old eventing horses

  • 2007: Edino 15 (* 2001) by Esteban xx x Loutano
  • 2008: Seed unions le Carre (* 2002) by Landor S x Raphael
  • 2009: Duke 65 (* 2003) by Tambour x Incognito
  • 2010: Songline 2 (* 2004) by Summertime x Exclusiv
  • 2011: Rocana (* 2005) by Ituango xx x Carismo
  • 2012: Sunny Row W (* 2006) by Sandro Classic x Painter's Row xx
  • 2013: Calle 44 (* 2007) by Cristo x Quebec
  • 2014: Carlson B 2 (* 2008) by Chambertin x Akitos xx 
  • 2015: Nobleman C (* 2009) by Nekton x Candillo 
  • 2016: Königssee 4 (* 2010) by Interconti x Tambour
  • 2017: Costbar 2 (* 2011) by Clarimo x Contender
  • 2018: Gentleman FRH (* 2012) by Grey Top x Fabriano 
  • 2019: Dorotheental's Canela (* 2013) by Cormint x Cassini I 
  • 2020: Camisa Negra 3 (* 2014) by Cascadello II x Contender
  • 2021: Miss Inge (* 2015) by Don Index x Rotspon
  • 2022: Dinathia (* 2016) by Diacontinus x Natiello xx
  • 2023: Cascoblanco (* 2017) by Cascadello I x Sir Shostakovic
  • 2024: Kasparow 12 (*2018) by Karajan x Diacontinus

HKM Bundeschampionate 2024 live stream

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of equestrian sport at this year's HKM Bundeschampionat in Warendorf! From September 4 to September 8, 2023, you can expect a top-class livestream experience on ClipMyHorse.TV, the leading platform in equestrian sport.

Experience first-hand the excitement as young horses demonstrate their skills in the disciplines of dressage, show jumping and eventing. From the first elegant stride to the breathtaking jump - these competitions are the ultimate test for aspiring talents. Be there when the future champions are crowned live in each discipline!

The HKM National Championship Livestream brings the magic of equestrian sport directly to your screen. Don't miss a moment of the action, the exciting rides and the honors of the Bundeschampions. Whether you are an avid equestrian fan, breeder or simply curious about the rising stars of the scene, this livestream will captivate you.

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