The siblings Jessica and Benjamin Werndl train talented horses to Grand Prix level together with their team of trainers. Their basic philosophy is to allow plenty of time to train horse and rider. Jessica and Benjamin have both been European Junior Champions a number of times, as well as being members of the German national B squad. And they are now, once again, heading for the elite levels of German sport with their young horses.  >> to website

The team at Jens Baackmann carefully trains young and talented horses. The jumping, hunter and equitation horses all have extensive jumping experience and have also debuted at competitions. Jens Baackmann, a rider and a >>trainer, is highly successful in show jumping at national and international levels. 

Klaus Balkenhol, multiple Olympic and World Champion in dressage, as well as an international trainer, runs a dressage and training stable. His daughter Anabel is also a >>trainer. Their philosophy is to train without pressure and coercion, to foster and promote the natural disposition of horses in traditional dressage training, and to always give priority to the needs of the horse. >> to website

For Birkhof stud and the offspring of the Birkhof stallions, 2008 was internationally the most successful year ever, with 3 Olympic champions, 1 national champion and a 7th place in the World Championships. The private stud farm was founded more than 45 years ago and has spawned numerous champion horses  >> to website

A whole host of national and international competition successes have made the Gilbert Böckmann training stables a prime address in European jumping circles. Together with his ten-person team, Gilbert Böckmann – trainer of the Australian show jumping team – trains jumping, hunter and equitation horses for their upcoming tasks. >> to website

The Charlottenhof stud is considered to be a leading and highly successful stud farm for dressage and jumping horses, both in regards to the breeding of stallions as well as sports horses. Considerable focus is placed on providing the correct breeding and upbringing for the horses, as well as careful yet varied training.  >> to website

The sale of horses of all ages and abilities has been a great strength of the organization for more than 50 years. The name Klatte is a prime international address. Top riders across the world ride horses from these stables, ranging from talented young horses to highly-experienced sporting horses that are successful in the advanced class >> to website

Helen and Sebastian Langehanenberg, who can both be booked as >>trainers, train their horses from the beginning to the advanced class. The young trainers are renowned for their fine riding style and have learned their trade from experts such as Klaus Balkenhol, Ingrid Klimke and Heike Kemmer. Their horses participate successfully at national and international dressage competitions.  >> to website

National and international show jumping riders and horses have been trained up to the advanced level here with great success for over 20 years. Particular emphasis is placed on providing training in line with the type of horse. Horses trained at the Luther Stables, such as Caresino, Optibeurs Freestyle, Cöster, Chanel M und C Chap, have participated successfully in top events, including the Olympic Games. The facilities provide optimal training conditions for domestic and international riders, including competition support. >> to website

The breeding of true to type and healthy horses with strong characters, outstanding movement potential, top jumping skills and optimal riding qualities is the ultimate goal of the work at the stud farm. This includes focusing on a healthy rearing environment and early life combined with classical training. Horses from this center feature quite often in positive headlines about top sport up to Olympic level. The successful stallions from here include His Highness, Herzensdieb and Damsey.  >> to website

Rainhard Nielsen was an apprentice of Herbert Rehbein and worked with him for 26 years at the Grönwohldhof stud farm and dressage stables. As a dressage Grand Prix trainer he has had numerous successes, such as German Team Championship runner-up and runner-up in the state championship many times. Rainhard Nielsen places particular importance on providing training in accordance with traditional principles and on giving horses plenty of time to develop optimally.

The Schmid family have bred and reared horses in Urspring since 1799. The business has modern rearing conditions with its 40 hectares of pastures providing ideal surroundings for keeping herds of horses. The training focuses primarily on eventing - the horses are introduced to the open country as soon as possible in order to provide optimal training conditions for calm and well-balanced sporting partners. Horses from the Schmid family qualify every year for the Southern German Championships and the National Championships. Many of the horses bred and reared by Schmid are succesful in international show jumping and eventing competitions. >> to website

In 2008, Hof Rabeler was honored by the Fédération Equestre Nationale (FN) and awarded 5 stars for breeding, rearing and training. The success of their horses such as 3 sons of the mare Cortina were successful at the National Championships, and the mare Ronda-Ra was a highly placed finalist at the German Championships and successful up to Intermediaire I, gold and bronze medal levels at the German Foal Championships. Many licensed stallions, elite auction horses and foals from this center have already been sold worldwide. >> to website

In 2006, this center was awarded a special prize for the best stable management. This successful breeding center, which has been operating for over 25 years, is always well represented at the Verden auctions. Horses from the center are sold worldwide, and these include animals that have qualified for the National Championships and which participate in top events. Horses from Butjadingen are and have been ridden by riders such as Isabelle Werth, Eva Bitter, Daniel Deusser and Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum. >> to website