Helen Langehanenberg
Helen Langehanenberg (born May 21, 1982 in Münster ) is a German dressage rider .
Career
Helen Langehanenberg completed her training as a horse manager with Ingrid Klimke in Münster . She then did an internship with Klaus Balkenhol .
At the age of 16 Langehanenberg got the then seven-year-old Princeton L , which she trained together with Ingrid Klimke and with which she achieved placements up to the Grand Prix and Grand Prix Spécial for the first time and earned her golden riding badge .
With Damon Hill , who was trained by Ingrid Klimke, she won the 2005 World Championships for young dressage horses. In 2007 she won three titles at the Bundeschampionat with three horses and made her breakthrough in the winter season with Responsible up to the Grand Prix Spécial. She was then appointed to the 2008 championship squad. She was also a reservist for the 2008 Olympic Games . In the same year she won the Nations Cup in Saumur with Responsible and the German team and was also second in the Grand Prix Spécial. In 2010 Langehanenberg took over the stallion Damon Hill from Ingrid Klimke. In winter 2010/2011 she rode her first full World Cup season and qualified for the World Cup finals in Leipzig .
Helen Langehanenberg has been a member of the German dressage riders A-team since May 2011. At the European Dressage Championships in 2011 , she started with Damon Hill in the team competition, where she took second place in the team ranking together with Christoph Koschel ( Donnperignon ), Isabell Werth ( El Santo ) and Matthias Alexander Rath ( Totilas ) . She achieved 71.079% in the Grand Prix and qualified for the Grand Prix Spécial with 14th place in the individual ranking . A result of 75.283% brought her 8th place and thus qualification for the Grand Prix Freestyle . She also finished this test with 8th place (80.446%).
At the 2012 World Cup final , Langehanenberg achieved a freestyle result of 85.143 percent with Damon Hill NRW - that meant second place and was the best result of her career to date. In June 2012 she won both the Grand Prix Spécial and the Freestyle at the German Championships in Balve and achieved a new personal best of 88.400 percent.
After this success she was nominated for the Olympic Games in London . Here she represented the German team together with Damon Hill NRW . With Kristina Sprehe and Dorothee Schneider , she won the silver medal in the dressage team competition. Langehanenberg was also successful in presenting young horses in 2012: Damon's Delorange , ridden by her, won the Bundeschampionat for five-year-old dressage horses, while Damon's Satelite , ridden by her chestnut gelding , became Bundeschampion for 4-year-old mares and geldings.
She started 2013 with the victory of the World Cup final in Gothenburg , with Damon Hill NRW she achieved a result of 88.286 percent. In Balve she was again German champion in both ratings with Damon Hill NRW . In June 2013 she was second in the world rankings with Damon Hill NRW . At the European Championships in Herning in August, she won the team title together with Isabell Werth , Kristina Sprehe and Fabienne Lütkemeier , and won the silver medal behind Charlotte Dujardin both in the Grand Prix Spécial and in the freestyle .
A year later she also won the World Equestrian Games in Normandy with the German team, which had the same line-up as the EM. In the two individual competitions she was again second behind Dujardin. In February of that year Helen Langehanenberg had set her personal record with Damon Hill NRW at the world cup tournament in Neumünster: For the first time ever, she came over 90 percent (90.375%) in the Grand Prix Freestyle.
On November 10, 2014 it was officially announced that Langehanenberg will no longer ride Damon Hill NRW in the future. The horse owners could not come to an agreement with her and the DOKR about the conditions of the riding until 2016. After tests with younger dressage horses were in the foreground in 2015, Langehanenberg received a Grand Prix-trained dressage horse in February 2016, Damsey FRH . After starting at two national tournaments, she competed for the first time at the Maimarkt tournament Mannheim 2016 with Damsey FRH and won the Grand Prix de Dressage and Grand Prix Spécial.
Until it was sold to Steffen Peters ' sponsors, Langehanenberg trained his later championship horse, Soupenkasper, up to Grand Prix level. At the European Championships 2017 she was part of the German team again. In the Grand Prix, in which Germany won the gold medal, Helen Langehanenberg and Damsey FRH achieved the fourth-best individual result. Things didn't go as well in the Grand Prix Spécial, so she missed qualifying for the Grand Prix Freestyle. At the 2019 World Cup final , Langehanenberg and Damsey FRH managed an outstanding freestyle, with 86.571 percent they came in third.
In June 2020 the couple was ranked 8th in the world rankings for dressage riders.
Horses
- current:
- Damsey FRH (* 2002), bay Hanoverian stallion, father: Dressage Royal, mother's father : Ritual; Ridden by Steffen Frahm until 2015
- Annabelle 110 (* 2008), bay Holstein mare, father: Conteur, mother's father: Linaro
- Hollywood (* 2008), bay Hanoverian gelding, father: Herzensdieb, mother father: Worldly
- Bryan 12 (* 2006), dark brown KWPN gelding, father: Rubin Royal
- Vayron (* 2011), bay Westphalia stallion, father: Vitalis, mother's father: Gloster
- Frank Sinatra (* 2011), bay Westphalian gelding, father: Fidertanz, mother's father: Louis Le Bon
- former competition horses:
- Damon Hill NRW (* 2000), licensed Westphalia stallion, father: Donnerhall , mother's father: Rubinstein, owner: Christian Becks, ridden by Ingrid Klimke until 2010, ridden by Jil-Marielle Becks since 2015
- Fürst Khevenhüller (* 2002), Rhinelander stallion, father: Florestan, mother's father: Rohdiamant
- Princeton L (* 1992), Hanoverian gelding, father: Prince Thatch xx, mother's father: Watzmann, until spring 2005.
- Responsible OLD (* 1999; † 2014), Oldenburg mare, father: Rohdiamant, mother father: Freudenprinz, retired from sport in 2011
- Suppenkasper (* 2008), bay KWPN gelding, father: Spielberg, mother's father: Krack C, from 2017 under the American Steffen Peters
successes
Championships and World Cup
- 2012, London : with Damon Hill silver medal with the team and 4th place in the individual ranking
- 2014, Normandy : 1st place with the team with Damon Hill , 2nd place in the Grand Prix Spécial, 2nd place in the Grand Prix Freestyle
- 2017, Gothenburg : with Damsey FRH 1st place with the team, 21st place in the Grand Prix Spécial
- 2013, Herning : with Damon Hill 1st place with the team, 2nd place in the Grand Prix Spécial, 2nd place in the Grand Prix Freestyle
- 2008, Balve: 6th place in the women's ranking with Responsible (⌀ 73.104%)
- 2010, Münster / Westf .: with Responsible 6th place in the Grand Prix Spécial (72.042%), 5th place in the Grand Prix Freestyle (76.800%)
- 2011, Balve: with Damon Hill 5th place in the Grand Prix Spécial (75.042%), 5th place in the Grand Prix Freestyle (78.950%)
- 2012, Balve: with Damon Hill 1st place in the Grand Prix Spécial (85.822%), 1st place in the Grand Prix Freestyle (88.400%)
- 2013, Balve: with Damon Hill 1st place in the Grand Prix Spécial (82.167%), 1st place in the Grand Prix Freestyle (87.400%)
- 2017, Balve: with Damsey FRH 5th place in the Grand Prix Spécial (76.549%), 4th place in the Grand Prix Freestyle (81.450%)
- 2019, Balve: with Damsey FRH 5th place in the Grand Prix Spécial (77.078%), 3rd place in the Grand Prix Freestyle (84.275%)
- 2009, Frankfurt / Main (World Cup finals for young riders): with Responsible 5th place (75.100%)
- 2011, Leipzig : 7th place with Damon Hill (74.946%)
- 2012, 's-Hertogenbosch : 2nd place with Damon Hill (85.143%)
- 2013, Gothenburg : with Damon Hill 1st place (88.286%)
- 2014, Lyon : 1st place with Damon Hill (87.339%)
Important placements (in selection)
- 2008:
- 3rd place GP Spécial CDI 4 * Dortmund with Responsible (69.640%)
- 2009:
- 2nd place GP Spécial CDIO 3 * Saumur with Responsible (70.917%)
- 2010:
- 2nd place GP freestyle CDI 4 * Aachen with Responsible (71.500%)
- 2011:
- 3rd place GP Freestyle CDI-W Neumünster with Damon Hill (77.675%)
- 1st place GP Spécial CDI 4 * 's-Hertogenbosch with Damon Hill (76.958%)
- 1st place GP Freestyle CDI 4 * Lingen with Responsible (75.325%)
- 1st place GP Spécial CDI 4 * Aachen with Damon Hill (74.125%)
- 2012:
- 1st place GP Freestyle CDI-W Neumünster with Damon Hill (83.300%)
- 1st place GP Freestyle CDIO 5 * Aachen with Damon Hill (85.150%)
- 1st place GP Freestyle CDI-W Stuttgart with Damon Hill (86.775%)
- 2013:
- 1st place GP Freestyle CDI-W Amsterdam with Damon Hill (86.025%)
- 1st place GP Freestyle CDI-W Neumünster with Damon Hill (87.800%)
- 1st place GP Freestyle CDIO 5 * Aachen with Damon Hill (85.300%)
- 1st place GP Freestyle CDI-W Stuttgart with Damon Hill (89.775%)
- 1st place GP Freestyle CDI 5 * Mechelen with Damon Hill (85.850%)
- 2014:
- 1st place GP Freestyle CDI-W Neumünster with Damon Hill (90.375%)
- 1st place GP Spécial CDI 4 * Dortmund with Damon Hill (85.275%)
- 2nd place GP Freestyle CDIO 5 * Aachen with Damon Hill (86.025%)
- 2016:
- 1st place GP Spécial CDI 3 * Mannheim with Damsey FRH (70.549%)
- 2nd place GP Spécial CDIO 5 * Falsterbo with Damsey FRH (72.706%)
- 2nd place GP Freestyle CDI 4 * Mallorca with Damsey FRH (74.975%)
- 3rd place GP Freestyle CDI 5 * Mallorca with Damsey FRH (76.650%)
- 2017:
- 2nd place GP Freestyle CDI-W Neumünster with Damsey FRH (79.150%)
- 1st place GP Freestyle CDIO 5 * Compiègne with Damsey FRH (79.575%)
- 1st place GP freestyle CDI 4 * Cappeln with soup kasper (75.975%)
- 2nd place GP Spécial CDI 4 * Aachen with Damsey FRH (76.686%)
- 3rd place GP Freestyle CDI-W Stuttgart with Damsey FRH (79.615%)
- 3rd place GP Freestyle CDI 5 * Stockholm with Damsey FRH (82.665%)
- 2018:
- 1st place GP Freestyle CDI-W Neumünster with Damsey FRH (83.880%)
- 2nd place GP Spécial CDIO 5 * Aachen with Damsey FRH (79.021%)
- 2nd place GP Freestyle CDI-W Herning with Damsey FRH (81.405%)
- 2nd place GP Freestyle CDI-W Mechelen with Damsey FRH (82.880%)
- 2019:
- 2nd place GP Freestyle CDI-W Neumünster with Damsey FRH (83.825%)
- 2nd place GP freestyle CDI-W 's-Hertogenbosch with Damsey FRH (84.875%)
- 2020:
- 3rd place GP Freestyle CDI-W Neumünster with Damsey FRH (85.220%)
Best international results (since 2008)
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Grand Prix de Dressage:
- 2008: 69.208% (5th place at CDI 4 * Donaueschingen with Responsible )
- 2009: 70.511% (6th place at CDI-W YR Frankfurt with Responsible )
- 2010: 71.446% (4th place at CDI-W Odense with Responsible )
- 2011: 76.362% (3rd place at CDI 4 * Lingen with Damon Hill )
- 2012: 82.766% (1st place at CDI-W Stuttgart with Damon Hill )
- 2013: 84.377% (2nd place at the European Championships in Herning with Damon Hill )
- 2014: 84.300% (1st place at CDI-W Neumünster with Damon Hill )
- 2015: -
- 2016: 73.740% (1st place at CDI 3 * Mannheim with Damsey FRH )
- 2017: 77.760% (4th place at CDI 5 * Stockholm with Damsey FRH )
- 2018: 78.044% (1st place at CDI-W Neumünster with Damsey FRH )
- 2019: 76.957% (5th place at the 2019 World Cup finals in Gothenburg with Damsey FRH )
- 2020: 76.413% (6th place at CDI-W Amsterdam with Damsey FRH )
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Grand Prix Spécial:
- 2008: 69.640% (3rd place at CDI 4 * Dortmund with Responsible )
- 2009: 70.917% (2nd place at CDIO 3 * Saumur with Responsible )
- 2010: 69.833% (9th place at CDI 4 * Dortmund with Responsible )
- 2011: 76.958% (1st place at the CDI 4 * 's-Hertogenbosch with Damon Hill )
- 2012: 80.622% (2nd place at CDIO 5 * Aachen with Damon Hill )
- 2013: 84.330% (2nd place at the European Championships in Herning with Damon Hill )
- 2014: 85.275% (1st place at CDI 4 * Dortmund with Damon Hill )
- 2015: -
- 2016: 72.882% (5th place at CDI 4 * Roosendaal with Damsey FRH )
- 2017: 76.686% (2nd place at CDI 4 * Aachen with Damsey FRH )
- 2018: 79.021% (2nd place at CDIO 5 * Aachen with Damsey FRH )
- 2019: 75.043% (11th place at CDIO 5 * Aachen with Damsey FRH )
- 2020: 73.149% (4th place at CDI 3 * Hagen aTW with Annabelle )
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Grand Prix Freestyle:
- 2008: 69.900% (7th place at CDI 3 * Wiesbaden with Responsible )
- 2009: 75.100% (5th place at CDI-W YR Frankfurt with Responsible )
- 2010: 75,500% (4th place at CDI-W Odense with Responsible )
- 2011: 80.446% (8th place at the European Championships in Rotterdam with Damon Hill )
- 2012: 85.875% (2nd place at CDI 5 * Mechelen with Damon Hill )
- 2013: 89.775% (1st place at the CDI-W Stuttgart with Damon Hill )
- 2014: 90.375% (1st place at CDI-W Neumünster with Damon Hill )
- 2015: -
- 2016: 76.650% (3rd place at CDI 5 * Mallorca with Damsey FRH )
- 2017: 82.665% (3rd place at CDI 5 * Stockholm with Damsey FRH )
- 2018: 83.880% (1st place at CDI-W Neumünster with Damsey FRH )
- 2019: 86.572% (3rd place at the 2019 World Cup finals in Gothenburg with Damsey FRH )
- 2020: 85.220% (3rd place at CDI-W Neumünster with Damsey FRH )
(Results as of July 19, 2020)
Awards
In November 2012, she and 163 other athletes were awarded the Silver Laurel Leaf .
Private
In 2008 she married Sebastian Langehanenberg (née Heinze), whom she had met in 2000 and with whom she had already started her own business in 2003. The couple broke up. From her second marriage to the veterinarian Dr. David Lichtenberg have two daughters born in 2015 and 2018 respectively.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Damon Hill and Ingrid Klimke no longer a couple , St. Georg, May 19, 2010
- ↑ Damon Hill now at Helen Langehanenberg , equi-news.de
- ^ Dressage squad 2011 ( Memento from December 6, 2011 in the Internet Archive ), German Equestrian Association
- ↑ World Cup Final Dressage: Adelinde Cornelissen defends title , Reiter Revue International , April 21, 2012
- ↑ Balve: Langehanenberg takes second title, Totilas dethroned , Pamela Sladky / pferderevue.at, June 3, 2012
- ↑ German Championships Balve Helen Langehanenberg Champion in Special , St. Georg, June 2, 2012
- ↑ DKB Bundeschampionate: Sensational 9.8 for Damon's Delorange , Susanne Hennig / Deutsche Reiterliche Vereinigung, September 2, 2012
- ↑ World rankings dressage
- ↑ Helen Langehanenberg has to do without Damon Hill , Susanne Hennig / Deutsche Reiterliche Vereinigung, November 10, 2014
- ^ Mannheim: International debut of Langehanenberg and Damsey a complete success , St. Georg, April 30, 2016
- ^ Soup Kasper - good and expensive ... , Dieter Ludwig, July 29, 2017
- ↑ FEI horse database: Damsey FRH
- ↑ Annabelle 110: Stute, Holsteiner, born 2008. Accessed October 26, 2019 .
- ↑ Hollywood 48: Wallach, Hanoverian, born 2008. Retrieved June 30, 2019 .
- ↑ Bryan: Wallach, Koninklijk Warmbloed Paardenstamboek Nederland (KWPN), born 2006. Accessed January 11, 2020 .
- ↑ Vayron, DE 441411394211, stallion | FN success data. Retrieved January 4, 2020 .
- ↑ Frank Sinatra 7: Wallach, Westphalian, born 2011. Accessed June 30, 2019 .
- ↑ Soup kasper from Helen Langehanenberg to US rider Steffen Peters -. July 23, 2017, accessed on April 14, 2020 (German).
- ↑ Star portraits: Helen Langehanenberg ( Memento from August 5, 2012 in the Internet Archive ), German Equestrian Association
- ↑ FEI results database
- ↑ Olympic rider honored by the Federal President , St. Georg, November 9, 2012
- ↑ It's getting tight on the sofa at home , Aachener Zeitung, June 25, 2013
- ↑ Sebastian Langehanenberg has moved , Reiter Revue International , July 6, 2015
- ↑ Helen Langehanenberg's baby is here! , Dominique Wehrmann / St. Georg, June 23, 2018
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Langehanenberg, Helen |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German dressage rider |
| DATE OF BIRTH | May 21, 1982 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Muenster |