The Hanoverian 09|2012 - the American Hanoverian Society!

Golden Paralympics
Sport
After the Olympics the Paralympics were held in Greenwich Park. Hanoverians won five
Gold medeals in competitions, in which in addition to dressagequality rideability,
temperament and character are important.
Von Britta Züngel
Gentleman and Lee Pearson. Photos: Lafrentz
Most successful German participants in
London were St.Pr.A. Women of the
World (VA) by Walt Disney/Pik Bube (b.: Enno
Knabbe, Loxstedt) and Hannelore Brenner.
They won both indivdiual medals in Grade III
und were part of the German Silver winning
team. Olympic champion in Freestyle Grade
Ib became St.Pr.A. Fine Feeling S (VA) by Fabriano/Trapper
(b.: Heidi Müller, Bad Harzburg)
und Pepo Puch from Austria. They
reached the bronze medal in the individual
ranking as well. In this category Worldwide
PB by Weltbürger/Brentano II (b.: Werner
Heitgreß, Lienen) and Australian Joann Formosa
won gold. Silver went to Gentleman by
Gullit/Weltruhm (Z.: Aenne Luttmann, Vissel-
Waldemar
and Steffen Zeibig.
Worldwide PB and Joann Formosa.
hövede) and Lee Pearson, who also won gold
with the Team from Great Britain. They completed
their medal collection with bronze in
the freestyle competition. Behind the leading
british equipe Germany won the silver medal
in the team competition. Team members
were Ariva-Avanti (Hess.) by Alabaster/Florestan
(b.: ZG Engel, Fulda-Niederrode) with Dr.
Angelika Trabert, Women of the World with
Hannelore Brenner and Waldemar (VA) by
Walt Disney/Lemon xx (b.: Gerhard Finck, Padingbüttel)
with Steffen Zeibig. Geman success
was completed by Ariva-Avanti and Dr.
Angelika Trabert with two bronze medals in
individual and freestyle Grade II. n
Ariva-Avanti
and Dr. Angelika
Trabert.
Women of the World
and Hannelore Brenner.
Fine Feeling S
and Pepo Puch.
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