Diana Wader: Surprising EM gold in beef work!

Diana Wader: Surprising EM gold in beef work!

Oboriste, Tschechien - Diana Wader, a 39-year-old rider from Monheim, recently caused a sensation at the European Championship in the “Working Equitation” riding discipline in the Czech Republic. Wader, who only started this sport five years ago, celebrated her EM debut and was able to secure the gold medal in the royal discipline of beef work. She also won bronze in dressage with the German team. These successes are particularly remarkable because she had to compete in a top -class competition in which 13 nations were represented.

When asked how she got this impressive success, Wader explained that it was a big surprise for her to be accepted in the federal squad so quickly. Her horse, the Lusitano-Wallach "Encantador da Caniceira", called "Toni" by everyone, accompanies her in training, which she completes in the riding center "Monte da Lua". A challenge arose shortly before the European Championship, as Wader was not allowed to train with her trainer Nicola Danner for a few months due to regulations. This was a real hurdle, but Wader successfully mastered by looking for other training opportunities.

superior performance in beef thesis

The European Championship showed Waders impressive progress. In dressage, she surprisingly had to compete as the first participant in the German team, which increased the nervousness. Despite this challenge, she was able to conclude with a respectable result of 69.198 percent, which contributed to the total number of points of the team, which won the bronze medal behind Portugal and France.

But the real highlight of the event was the beef work in which teamwork was in demand. Together with Katja Lauer, Mirjam Gall and Mitja Hinzpeter, she formed a powerful team that was characterized by precision and skill. Waders team got the gold medal with a narrow lead of two points on Portugal and thus an unexpected victory, which had the entire team cheered.

Diana Waders Way to the European Championship

Diana Waders way to the European Championship is as remarkable as it is inspiring. After a long riding break of 15 years due to work and studies, she found the way back and discovered the fascination of the "working equitation". This discipline not only requires skill in the saddle, but also a perfect harmony between rider and horse. The basic elements of sport are based on traditional work riding methods and include disciplines such as dressage, style trail and beef work.

With "Toni" Wader celebrated success quickly, which finally secured her place in the national squad in 2022. Your tireless effort and the meticulous preparation testify to your great commitment to this sport. Wader is now optimistic about the next major international events, including the 2026 World Cup in Jerez, Spain, and is determined to get a place there too.

The "Working Equitation", a young equestrian discipline with deep historical roots in southern European riding, is becoming increasingly popular. It remains exciting how this discipline develops and which new talents and stories will develop in the near future. In any case, Wader's fate is a great example of the success that can be achieved through commitment and passion, even in demanding sport.

For more details on this remarkable story and further information about Diana Wader and the "Working Equitation", see the report on www.merkur.de .