Ingrid Klimke
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Ingrid Klimke (2013) |
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 Germany
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| birthday | April 1, 1968 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Münster , FR Germany
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Ingrid Klimke (born April 1, 1968 in Münster ) is a German dressage and eventing rider . She bears the title of riding master .
Private
Ingrid Klimke is the daughter of Reiner Klimke . She has two brothers, one of whom is the dressage rider Michael Klimke . Ingrid Klimke is married to Andreas Busacker and has two daughters. Her older daughter Greta Busacker also competes in versatility tests and is part of the German junior team 1 U18 eventing.
Career
youth
Klimke had contact with horses from an early age through her father and learned to ride at an early age. She claims that she has never been pushed into a career in equestrian sport. Since her youth she has been riding dressage, jumping and eventing competitions. In addition to her father, Fritz Ligges was her trainer, and she was given the opportunity to stay abroad as a “working student” with Ian Millar .
“I have received consistent training from all of them, which is geared towards developing an intense relationship of trust between horse and rider and never overburdening the horses. As a working student at Ian Millar, I learned everything to do with grooming and course riding and I am very grateful to my father that he made this stay abroad possible. "
After finishing school, she did an apprenticeship as a banker. Subsequently, she began a teacher training course. During the legal clerkship phase, however, she found that this was not compatible with equestrian sport - the tournaments usually start during the week. Then she finally decided to make equestrian sports and horse training her profession.
Sports career
She contested her first international championship in the age group of "riders" in 1991 when she won the bronze medal in individual and team competitions with Pinot at the European championships for rural riders (eventing) in 1991. This was followed by successes at the German championships in both eventing and dressage. Since 2000, she has played all the Summer Olympics so far.
With the horses Sleep Late , Robinson's Concord , Windfall and FRH Butts Abraxxas in particular , Ingrid Klimke was able to achieve numerous successes in national and international versatility tests.
She had a low point in her career in 1999. After her father's death, she tried to distract herself by preparing for the European Championships and also took part in the European Championships. There were two refusals in the cross-country course. Even before the European Championships, she had contracted tendinitis in her ankle. This was operated on after the championship, but complications subsequently arose, so that Klimke had to stay in hospital for three months.
“Today I know that this was a mistake. I was unable to support Sleep Late at all and left him alone in the field. I would never do that again. I was neither mentally nor physically prepared for such a difficult test and so the bad placement was only logical. "
In 2005 Ingrid Klimke achieved her greatest international individual success to date at a championship: At the European Championships in Blenheim , she won individual bronze with Sleep Late .
On August 12, 2008, Klimke became Olympic champion with the team in eventing at the Olympic equestrian competitions in Hong Kong together with Hinrich Romeike , Andreas Dibowski , Peter Thomsen and Frank Ostholt . Two years earlier she was part of the gold team at the 2006 World Equestrian Games .
After the Olympic Games in 2008, the sale of her successful horse Butts Abraxxas was threatened . The main owner (Klimke himself held a 20 percent stake) wanted to sell the horse and forbade Klimke to continue using Abraxxas . The former show jumping and dressage rider Madeleine Winter-Schulze came to her aid - she acquired the remaining shares and continued to provide Klimke Butts Abraxxas .
At the 2011 European Championships in Luhmühlen , she won another team gold medal with FRH Butts Abraxxas . She herself was also on the individual medal course, but Abraxxas again showed problems in the jumping course. She came in eleventh in the final standings and commented on this with the words "Six down - he has never jumped so badly".
At the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, Klimke won the team gold medal in eventing with Butts Abraxxas . Also in 2013 at the European Championships and in 2014 at the World Equestrian Games on FRH Escada and at the European Championships in 2015 on Horseware Hale Bob , she won the team title with the German team.
In 2014/15 she was the first German to win the overall ranking of the FEI Classics . At the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, she and Hale Bob OLD were part of the German eventing team, which won the silver medal. On August 20, 2017, she won her first major international individual title at the European Eventing Championships in Strzegom .
Although the 2018 World Equestrian Games in Tryon in America were less successful for the majority of the German eventing team, Klimke and Hale Bob OLD were able to maintain themselves at the top with only 23.30 minus points until the final day. Only one drop in the jumping test led to a relapse to 3rd place.
Since December 2019 Ingrid Klimke has been in the Olympic team of eventing with SAP Asha P and SAP Hale Bob OLD as well as with Franziskus in the Olympic team of dressage. This means that for the first time she is a member of the championship squad in both disciplines. In April 2020, Klimke was also ranked 32nd on the world rankings of eventing riders and 32nd among dressage riders with her squad horse Franziskus .
Instructor
In addition to the "big sport", she devotes herself to training young horses with whom she successfully takes part in the Bundeschampionat and the Nuremberg Castle Cup. One example of this is Damon Hill NRW , who was later ridden with great success by her former student Helen Langehanenberg .
In addition, she was a base trainer for the Westphalian young dressage riders for several years and worked as a trainer for master courses at the Westphalian riding and driving school. She is a board member of the German Rider and Driver Association and the Westphalian Horse Museum. Ingrid Klimke gives numerous courses at home and abroad and is a speaker at seminars.
She attaches great importance to training her horses according to the classic riding theory and to building a good relationship of trust with them. She is a member of the Xenophon e. V. - Society for the preservation and promotion of classic riding culture .
Awards
Klimke was named Sportswoman of the Year by the City of Münster's Sports Association at the Ball des Sports in 1999 and subsequently from 2004 to 2008.
Klimke, who is now equestrian master craftsman , was the second woman ever to be awarded the title of riding master at the major horse show in her hometown of Münster in early 2012 . This is awarded for outstanding results over many years as a trainer of top riders and horses as well as commitment to equestrian sport that is worth emulating.
In November 2012, she and 163 other athletes were awarded the Silver Laurel Leaf .
In 2016 she received the Order of Merit of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia .
Greatest successes
- 2000, Sydney : 4th place with the team with Sleep Late (participants in the team ranking do not count towards the individual ranking)
- 2004, Athens : with Sleep Late 4th place with the team, in the individual evaluation without evaluation
- 2008, Hong Kong : with FRH Butts Abraxxas Gold with the team, 5th place in the individual ranking
- 2012, London : with FRH Butts Abraxxas Gold with the team, 25th place in the individual ranking
- 2016, Rio de Janeiro : with Hale Bob OLD silver with the team, 14th place in the individual ranking
- 2006, Aachen : with FRH Butts Abraxxas gold with the team and 34th place in the individual ranking
- 2010, Lexington KY : with FRH Butts Abraxxas 5th place with the team and 13th place in the individual ranking
- 2014, Normandy : with FRH Escada Gold with the team and 14th place in the individual ranking
- 2018, Tryon : 5th place with the team and bronze in the individual ranking with Hale Bob OLD
- 1999, Luhmühlen: with Sleep Late 39th place in the individual ranking
- 2005, Blenheim: 12th place in the team ranking with Sleep Late , bronze in the individual ranking
- 2007, Pratoni del Vivaro: with FRH Butts Abraxxas 7th place in the team ranking and 10th place in the individual ranking
- 2009, Fontainebleau: 8th place in the team classification with FRH Butts Abraxxas , eliminated in the individual classification
- 2011, Luhmühlen : with FRH Butts Abraxxas gold in the team ranking and 11th place in the individual ranking
- 2013, Malmö : with FRH Escada gold in the team classification and silver in the individual classification
- 2015, Blair Castle : with Hale Bob Gold in the team ranking and 5th place in the individual ranking
- 2017, Strzegom : with Hale Bob OLD Gold in the individual ranking
- 2019, Luhmühlen: with Hale Bob OLD Gold in the team and individual evaluation
- German championships
- Versatility:
- Gold: 1999 and 2000 with Sleep Late , 2001 with Robinson's Concord , 2009 with FRH Butts Abraxxas
- Silver: 2012 with Tabasco ; 2013, 2015, 2016 and 2018 with Hale Bob ; 2019 with Asha P
- Bronze: 1993 with Grand Prix , 2004 with Robinson's Concord , 2010 with FRH Butts Abraxxas
- 4th place: 2017 with Hale Bob
- 5th place: 1992 with Grand Prix
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Dressage :
- 4th place: 2013 (GP freestyle) with Dresden Mann
- 5th place: 2001 (women) with Nector van het Carelshof , 2013 (GP Spécial) with Dresden Mann
- CCI 5 * exams (until 2018 CCI 4 *)
- 2nd place CCI4 * Badminton 2006 with Sleep Late
- 2nd place CCI4 * Luhmühlen 2010 with FRH Butts Abraxxas
- 1st place CCI4 * Pau 2014 with Hale Bob
- 2nd place CCI4 * Badminton 2015 with Hale Bob
- 1st place CCI4 * Luhmühlen 2015 with FRH Escada
- Further
- 1st place World Championship for 7-year-old eventing horses in 1998 with Sleep Late
- 7th place World Cup final dressage 2002 with Nector van het Carelshof
- 1st place in the 2006 World Championships for 6-year-old dressage horses with Damon Hill
- 1st place Westphalian eventing championship 2016 with Weisse Düne
- 1st place in the World Championship for 7-year-old eventing horses in 2016 with Weisse Düne
- 1st place Westphalian championship dressage 2017 with Franziskus
- 1st place World Championship for 7-year-old eventing horses 2018 with Asha P
Best international results (dressage)
- 2009: 65.745% (14th place at the CHIO Aachen with Damon Hill NRW )
- 2012: 68.319% (7th place at CDI 4 * Wiesbaden with Liostro )
- 2013: 70.468% (6th place at CDI 4 * Wiesbaden with Dresden Mann )
- 2015: 73.840% (2nd place at CDI 4 * Wiesbaden with Dresden Mann )
- 2017: 72.520% (2nd place at CDI 4 * Munich with SAP Geraldine )
- 2018: 72.587% (3rd place at CDI 4 * Wiesbaden with Franziskus )
- 2019: 75.413% (2nd place at CDI 4 * Stuttgart with Franziskus )
- 2020: 75.217% (1st place at CDI4 * Dortmund with Franziskus )
- 2012: 69.600% (4th place at CDI 4 * Wiesbaden with Liostro )
- 2013: 70.646% (4th place at CDI 3 * Bremen with Liostro )
- 2015: 73.667% (4th place at CDI 4 * Wiesbaden with Dresden Mann )
- 2017: 69.823% (5th place at CDI 4 * Munich with SAP Geraldine )
- 2019: 76.218% (2nd place at CDI 5 * Frankfurt with Franziskus )
- 2009: 68,000% (9th place at the CHIO Aachen with Damon Hill NRW )
- 2013: 73.875% (3rd place at CDI 4 * Wiesbaden with Dresden Mann )
- 2015: 79.350% (2nd place at CDI 4 * Hagen with Dresden Mann )
- 2017: 75.800% (1st place at CDI 4 * Munich with Franziskus )
- 2018: 78.390% (2nd place at the CHIO Aachen with Franziskus )
- 2019: 80.680% (1st place at CDI 4 * Wiesbaden with Franziskus )
Horses
- current competition horses
- SAP Hale Bob OLD (* 2004), bay Oldenburg gelding, father: Helikon xx, mother's father: Noble Champion
- Franziskus (* 2008), dark bay Hanoverian stallion, father: Fidertanz, mother's father: Alabaster
- SAP Asha P (* 2011), bay DSP mare, father: Askari, mother's father: Heraldik xx
- Bluetooth OLD (* 2010), dark brown Oldenburg gelding, father: Bordeaux, mother's father: Riccione
- Weisse Düne (* 2007), former name Bryonia Alba , Holstein gray mare, father: Clarimo, mother's father: Romino; Breeder: Hanno Köhncke, initially ridden by Marina Köhncke
- EQUISTROs Siena just do it (* 2008), bay Westphalian mare, father: Semper Fi, mother's father: World Council
- former competition horses
- Pinot (* 1977; †?), Bay Trakehner stallion, father: Waldzauber, mother's father: Tornado I.
- Grand Prix (* 1981; † 2004), bay Trakehner stallion, father: Swazi xx, mother's father: Schwalbenflug
- Robinson's Concord (* 1990; † 2014), dark brown Holstein gelding, father: Chromatic xx, mother's father: Thuswin
- Sleep Late (* 1991; † 2012), British sport horse gray gelding, father: Kuwait beach xx, father of mother: Evening Trial xx
- Windfall (* 1992), dark brown Trakehner stallion, father: Habicht, mother's father: Madruzzo, later Olympic horse from Darren Chiacchia
- Nector van het Carelshof (* 1990; † 2012), brown Belgian Warmblood Wallach, father: Randel Z, mother's father: Lombard, ridden by Fiona Bigwood from 2003 , had left the sport
- FRH Butts Abraxxas (* 1997), black-brown Hanoverian gelding, father: Heraldik xx , mother's father : Kronenkranich xx, was retired from top-class sport in June 2014
- Damon Hill NRW (* 2000), dark chestnut-colored Westphalia stallion, father: Donnerhall, mother's father: Rubinstein, ridden by Helene Langehanenberg from 2010 to 2014, ridden by Jil-Marielle Becks since 2015
- Dresden Mann (* 2004), bay Westphalian gelding, father: Dresemann, mother's father: Florestan I; Dressage horse, retired from sport for health reasons at the end of 2015
- SAP Escada FRH (* 2004), bay Hanoverian mare, father: Embassy, mother's father: Lehnsherr, ridden by Andreas Brandt until 2011, retired from top-class sport due to injury in June 2017
- SAP Geraldine (* 2008; † 2018), Rhinelander chestnut mare, father: Fürst Grandios, mother's father: Tolstoi, Ingrid Klimke's young dressage hope, died in 2018 due to a chronic laminitis
- Parmenides (* 2004), Trakehner black wallach, father: Sir Chamberlain, mother's father: Habicht, retired from sport in 2019
Works
Books
- Ingrid and Reiner Klimke, Cavaletti Dressage and Jumping, Franckh-Kosmos , Stuttgart, 2011, ISBN 978-3-440-12057-6
- Ingrid and Reiner Klimke, basic training for young riding horses, Franckh-Kosmos, Stuttgart, 2005, ISBN 3-440-09066-3
DVDs
- Ingrid Klimke - Basic training for riding horses 1-3 (DVD set)
- Ingrid Klimke - Training for dressage horses 1
- Ingrid Klimke - Success through fitness
Web links
- Ingrid Klimke in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )
- Literature by and about Ingrid Klimke in the catalog of the German National Library
- Ingrid Klimke in the Munzinger archive , accessed on July 12, 2020 ( beginning of article freely available)
- Ingrid Klimke's website
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c Ingrid Klimke: 'I could ride rather than run' ( memento from March 2, 2012 in the Internet Archive ), frauennrw.de / Ministry for Health, Emancipation, Care and Age of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (article from the year 2008)
- ^ Ingrid Klimke mother for the second time , March 9, 2010
- ↑ Eventing squad | FN. Retrieved June 29, 2020 .
- ↑ Portrait of Ingrid Klimke, Buschreiter.de (see web links)
- ↑ Ingrid Klimke and Abraxxas: Madeleine Winter-Schulze joins as a sponsor ( Memento from January 6, 2014 in the Internet Archive ), buschreiter.de
- ↑ Pure pleasure in versatility. www.faz.net, August 20, 2017, accessed on August 20, 2017 .
- ↑ Sebastian Fuhrmann: Last second mistake: Klimke missed gold, but took bronze at the World Championships. Retrieved December 25, 2018 .
- ↑ Dressage: Ingrid Klimke and Franziskus now in the Olympic squad , Julia Basic / German Equestrian Association, December 23, 2019
- ↑ Damon Hill and Ingrid Klimke no longer a couple , May 19, 2010
- ↑ a b Riding Master's title for Ingrid Klimke , Uta Helkenberg / German Equestrian Association , January 14, 2012
- ^ Prominent newcomer to Xenophon , pferderevue.at, March 7, 2011
- ↑ Westfälische Nachrichten : The last round has started - high-speed final spurt: Many candidates are already giving full throttle in the new year , Münster's athlete of the year 2012, January 30, 2013
- ↑ Olympic rider honored by the Federal President , St. Georg, November 9, 2012
- ^ Awarded the Order of Merit of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia. In: press release. State Chancellery of North Rhine-Westphalia, November 17, 2016, archived from the original on November 18, 2016 ; Retrieved November 18, 2016 .
- ↑ Star portrait of the German Equestrian Association ( Memento from August 4, 2012 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ FEI short biography
- ↑ Finals FEI Wereldbeker Dressuur 2001/2002 ( Memento from March 24, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ a b From the inconspicuous filly to the world champion of 7 year old eventing horses: White dune in portrait , verseitigkeitssport-deutschland.de
- ^ Result of the Westf. Championship of Dressage Riders 2017
- ↑ Results of the World Championship 7-year-old eventing horses 2018 (PDF)
- ↑ FEI horse database: Horseware Hale Bob
- ^ FEI horse database: Franziskus 15
- ↑ Asha P: mare, German riding horse, born 2011. Accessed on July 21, 2019 .
- ↑ Horse detail. Retrieved July 23, 2018 .
- ↑ FEI horse database: Weisse Düne
- ↑ EQUISTROs Siena just do it, DE 441411188412, mare | FN success data. Retrieved January 4, 2020 .
- ↑ Article about the stallion Waldzauber and his descendants
- ↑ Descent from Pinot , sporthorse-data.com
- ↑ Descent from Pinot , allbreedpedigree.com
- ↑ Descent from Grand Prix , HorseTelex.de
- ↑ Stallion portrait: Grand Prix (PDF; 152 kB)
- ^ FEI horse database: Robinson's Concord
- ^ Ingrid Klimkes Concord has died , St. Georg, January 28, 2014
- ↑ FEI horse database: Windfall 2
- ↑ famous Trakehner: Windfall , trakehnerpfer.de
- ↑ FEI horse database: Nector vh Carelshof
- ↑ Descent from Nector van het Carelshof , HorseTelex.de
- ↑ Nector van het Carelshof Sold to Fiona Bigwood , Eurodressage, December 19, 2002 (English)
- ↑ FEI horse database: FRH Butts Abraxxas
- ↑ Horse News. Accessed April 14, 2020 (German).
- ^ FEI horse database: Dresden Mann
- ^ Dresden man from sport said goodbye - with video. November 23, 2015, accessed April 14, 2020 .
- ↑ FEI horse database: FRH Escada JS
- ↑ SAP Escada FRH adopted from sport , Uta Helkenberg / Deutsche Reiterliche Vereinigung, June 12, 2017
- ↑ SAP Escada FRH . In: Ingrid Klimke . February 17, 2016 ( ingrid-klimke.de [accessed July 23, 2018]).
- ↑ Horse detail. Retrieved August 5, 2018 .
- ↑ Ingrid Klimke's Geraldine is no longer alive. August 2, 2018, accessed April 14, 2020 .
- ↑ Horse detail. Retrieved July 23, 2018 .
- ↑ Ingrid Klimke says goodbye to Parmenides. October 31, 2019, accessed April 14, 2020 .
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Hill , Rook , Weldon | 1960: ( AUS ) 
Lavis , Morgan , Roycroft | 1964: ( ITA ) 
Angioni , Checcoli , Ravano | 1968: ( GBR ) Allhusen , Jones , Meade | 1972: ( GBR ) Gordon-Watson , Meade , Parker , Phillips | 1976: ( USA ) Coffin , Davidson , Plumb , Tauskey | 1980: ( URS ) 
Blinow , Rogozhin , Salnikov , Volkov | 1984: ( USA ) Davidson , Fleischmann , Plumb , Stives | 1988: ( FRG ) Baumann , Ehrenbrink , Erhorn , Kaspareit | 1992: ( AUS ) Green , Hoy , Rolton , Ryan | 1996: ( AUS ) Dutton , Hoy , Rolton , Schaeffer | 2000: ( AUS ) Dutton , Hoy , Ryan , Tinney | 2004: ( FRA ) 
Boiteau , Courrèges , Lyard , Teulère , Touzaint | 2008: ( GER ) Thomsen , Ostholt , Dibowski , Klimke , Romeike | 2012: ( GER ) Thomsen , Schrade , Klimke , Auffarth , Jung | 2016: ( FRA ) Laghouag , Vallette , Lemoine , Nicolas
| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Klimke, Ingrid |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German dressage and eventing rider |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 1, 1968 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Muenster |