Isabell Werth

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Isabell Werth
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Isabell Werth (2004)

nation GermanyGermany Germany
birthday 21st July 1969 (age 51)
place of birth Issum
size 1.69 mm
Career
discipline dressage
Medal table
Olympic games 6 × gold 4 × silver 0 × bronze
World championships 9 × gold 0 × silver 2 × bronze
European championships 20 × gold 3 × silver 1 × bronze
Olympic games
gold Barcelona
1992 		Team
with gigolo FRH
silver Barcelona
1992 		Single
with gigolo FRH
gold Atlanta
1996 		Single
with gigolo FRH
gold Atlanta
1996 		Team
with gigolo FRH
gold Sydney
2000 		Team
with gigolo FRH
silver Sydney
2000 		Single
with gigolo FRH
gold Hong Kong
2008 		Team
with Satchmo
silver Hong Kong
2008 		Single
with satchmo
gold Rio de
Janeiro 2016 		Team
with Weihegold OLD
silver Rio de
Janeiro 2016 		Single
with Weihegold OLD
World Equestrian Games
gold The Hague
1994 		Single (Special)
with Gigolo FRH
gold The Hague
1994 		Team
with gigolo
gold Rome
1998 		Single
with gigolo
gold Rome
1998 		Team
with gigolo
gold Aachen
2006 		Single (special)
with Satchmo
gold Aachen
2006 		Team
with Satchmo
bronze Aachen
2006 		Individual (freestyle)
with Satchmo
bronze Kentucky
2010 		Team
with why not FRH
gold Normandy
2014 		Crew
with Bella Rose
gold Tryon
2018 		Crew
with Bella Rose
gold Tryon
2018 		Single (special)
with Bella Rose
European championships
gold Mondorf
1989 		Team
with Weingart
gold Danube
Eschingen
1991 		Single (Special)
with Gigolo FRH
gold Danube
Eschingen
1991 		Team
with gigolo FRH
gold Lipica
1993 		Single (Special)
with Gigolo FRH
gold Lipica
1993 		Team
with gigolo FRH
gold Mondorf
1995 		Single
with gigolo FRH
gold Mondorf
1995 		Team
with gigolo FRH
gold Verden
1997 		Single
with gigolo FRH
gold Verden
1997 		Team
with gigolo FRH
gold Arnhem
1999 		Team
with Antony FRH
gold Verden
2001 		Team
with Antony FRH
gold Hickstead
2003 		Team
with Satchmo
gold La Mandria
2007 		Single (special)
with Satchmo
silver La Mandria
2007 		Individual (freestyle)
with Satchmo
silver La Mandria
2007 		Team
with Satchmo
silver Rotterdam
2011 		Team
with El Santo NRW
gold Herning
2013 		Crew
with Don Johnson FRH
bronze Aachen
2015 		Crew
with Don Johnson FRH
gold Gothenburg
2017 		Team
with Weihegold OLD
gold Gothenburg
2017 		Single (special)
with Weihegold OLD
gold Gothenburg
2017 		Individual (freestyle)
with Weihegold OLD
gold Rotterdam
2019 		Crew
with Bella Rose
gold Rotterdam
2019 		Single (special)
with Bella Rose
gold Rotterdam
2019 		Individual (freestyle)
with Bella Rose
 

Isabell Werth (born July 21, 1969 in Issum ) is a German dressage rider . She is a six-time Olympic champion with a total of ten Olympic medals (6 × gold; 4 × silver), nine-time world champion, twenty-time European champion and fourteen-time German champion, making her the most successful rider and dressage rider of all time worldwide.

Career

Isabell Werth at the 2008 Olympic equestrian competitions with Satchmo
Isabell Werth in Horses & Dreams (2013)
Isabell Werth with Der Stern OLD , CDI 4 * Wiesbaden 2013

In 1988 Isabell Werth passed the Abitur at the Rheinberger Amplonius-Gymnasium . She studied law and worked as a lawyer . From 2001 to 2004 she worked for Karstadt AG. She also sells an equestrian collection under her name.

Growing up as the daughter of an agricultural family, Werth had contact with horses from an early age. After she was initially active in show jumping and eventing, a friendship with a daughter of Uwe Schulten-Baumer resulted in contact with him. During Schulten-Baumer's training, who like Isabell Werth lived in Rheinberg, she switched to dressage riding. On New Year's Eve 1986, Schulten-Baumer offered her to ride his horses. Up until the Olympic Games in Sydney in 2000 , her top horse was Gigolo FRH owned by Schulten-Baumers, who retired after the 2000 Games.

The sporting partnership Werth / Schulten-Baumer lasted until the end of 2001. Since Werth and Schulten-Baumer needed a distance from each other at this point and there were also differences with his stepdaughter Ellen Schulten-Baumer , Werth left his stable. In consultation with Werth's new patrons, Dietrich Schulze and Madeleine Winter-Schulze , they took over the majority of Werth's horses from Schulten-Baumer's possession. Werth then moved to the Winter-Schulze family farm in Mellendorf .

In 2004 she left the Winter-Schulze stable and went back to Rheinberg, where she has been running her own riding stable ever since. At the Stuttgart German Masters 2005, Werth and Satchmo set a new world record in the Grand Prix with 79.958% . This record was replaced in 2006 by Anky van Grunsven (81.333% with Salinero ).

At the 2006 World Equestrian Games in Aachen , her top horse, Why not, fell out due to an injury. Nevertheless, she won team gold on her gelding Satchmo , who was considered a "wobbly candidate", became world champion in the Grand Prix Spécial and took bronze in the freestyle .

2008 Summer Olympics

At the 2008 Olympic Games , Werth was Olympic champion together with Nadine Capellmann and Heike Kemmer with the team and won silver in the individual behind the Dutch Anky van Grunsven . Werth herself won her fourth individual medal at the Olympics, a total of eight medals.

The World Cup finals at the beginning of 2007 to 2009 were highly successful for Isabell Werth. She won the 2007 final with Why not FRH and finished the 2008 and 2009 finals in second place. After a suspension in the second half of 2009, she was back in the German team at the 2010 World Equestrian Games with Why not FRH , which won the bronze medal here. At the 2010 World Equestrian Games, Isabell Werth was the flag bearer of the German team. In 2011 she played the European Championships with El Santo NRW .

While she was not at the start at the 2012 Olympic Games , Isabell Werth was able to qualify for the European Championships with Don Johnson FRH in 2013 and contributed to the German team gold medal. In the Grand Prix Spécial, however, she had to accept clear mistakes in the first piaffe and the single changes and only came in behind.

At the 2014 World Equestrian Games , Isabell Werth competed with Bella Rose . She won the team gold medal with the then 10-year-old mare, which she said was the best horse she had ever had. With this victory, she achieved her seventh world title, overtaking Reiner Klimke and has been the sole record holder ever since. Before the individual competitions of the World Equestrian Games, Werth withdrew Bella Rose from the other competitions due to signs of dermatitis.

While Isabell Werth was highly successful with Bella Rose at the World Cup in Stuttgart in November 2014, the mare dropped out due to injury in 2015 and 2016. Don Johnson FRH , like Werth's European Championship horse two years earlier in 2015 , was also injured in the 2016 Olympic season. Therefore Isabell Werth decided to use the mare Weihegold OLD, ridden by her rider Beatrice Buchwald, for the Olympic qualification. Werth had already presented the mare in two World Cup competitions in the 2015/2016 World Cup season (the Amsterdam World Cup competition was Weihegold OLD 's first ever Grand Prix Freestyle ). At the first sighting, the German Championships in Balve, Werth unexpectedly won the gold medal in the Grand Prix Spécial with Weihegold . At the CHIO Aachen, the couple was nominated for the 2016 Olympic Games .

2016 Summer Olympics

At the 2016 Olympic Games , she and her horse Weihegold OLD won the gold medal in the team evaluation and the silver medal in the individual evaluation with a score of 89.071%. With ten Olympic medals, she replaced Reiner Klimke as the most successful rider at the Olympic Games .

In the 2016/2017 World Cup season , Werth was the dominant rider, winning five stages in the Western European League with three horses ( Weihegold OLD , Don Johnson FRH and Emilio ). At the World Cup Freestyle in Lyon, she achieved a rating of over 90 percent for the first time. In Omaha she won the World Cup final for dressage riders for the third time , with Weihegold OLD she received 90.704 percent here.

At the CHIO Aachen 2018 she won the Great Dressage Prize of Aachen for the twelfth time . Werth rode Bella Rose here , who was only going to her second tournament in Aachen after her injury break. The mare had not competed in competition since November 2014. When drawing up the longlist for the 2018 World Equestrian Games , Isabell Werth was named with three horses. Before the championship, Werth and the national trainer decided not to choose Weihegold , who was on world number one, or Emilio , who was on world number two , but Bella Rose . This decision turned out to be successful, Werth won gold both with the team and in the individual.

17 years after her first World Cup final victory, Isabell Werth won the 2019 World Cup final with Weihegold , again in Gothenburg . This was her third World Cup final victory in a row - only Anky van Grunsven had achieved this before (1995 to 1997 and 2004 to 2006). After Werth was first German runner-up in the Grand Prix Spécial with Emilio in June 2019 , she won the title in the Grand Prix Freestyle. At the European Championships in Rotterdam , Bella Rose achieved a new joint best in each of the three special stages, which resulted in triple gold.

In June 2020 she was ranked 1st with Bella Rose , 2nd with Weihegold and 9th with Emilio in the world rankings.

Isabell Werth was awarded the Silver Laurel Leaf for her equestrian achievements . In the election for Sportswoman of the Year 2017 , the 48-year-old took third place in December.

Werth has been an ambassador for the Christoffel Blind Mission since January 2006 . Her partner is the former Karstadt manager Wolfgang Urban , with whom she has a son who was born in 2009.

Sporting successes

  • Olympic games
    • 1992, Barcelona : with Gigolo FRH silver medal in the individual evaluation and gold medal with the team
    • 1996, Atlanta : with Gigolo FRH gold medal in the individual evaluation and gold medal with the team
    • 2000, Sydney : with Gigolo FRH silver medal in the individual evaluation and gold medal with the team
    • 2008, Hong Kong : with Satchmo, silver medal in the individual evaluation and gold medal with the team
    • 2016, Rio de Janeiro : with Weihegold OLD silver medal in the individual evaluation and gold medal with the team
  • World Championships ( World Equestrian Games )
    • 1994, The Hague: with Gigolo FRH gold medal in the individual ranking ( Grand Prix Spécial ) and gold medal with the team
    • 1998, Rome: with Gigolo FRH gold medal in the individual competition (Grand Prix Spécial) and gold medal with the team
    • 2006, Aachen : with Satchmo gold medal in the individual evaluation (Grand Prix Spécial), bronze medal in the individual evaluation ( Grand Prix Freestyle ) and gold medal with the team
    • 2010, Lexington KY : with Why not FRH 10th place in the individual evaluation (Grand Prix Spécial), 6th place in the individual evaluation (Grand Prix Freestyle) and bronze medal with the team
    • 2014, Caen : with Bella Rose gold medal with the team
    • 2018, Tryon : with Bella Rose gold medal in the individual ranking (Grand Prix Spécial) and gold medal with the team
  • European championships
    • 1989, Bad Mondorf: with Weingart 13th place in the individual evaluation and gold medal with the team
    • 1991, Donaueschingen: with Gigolo FRH gold medal in the individual ranking ( Grand Prix Spécial ) and gold medal with the team
    • 1993, Lipica: with Gigolo FRH gold medal in the individual competition (Grand Prix Spécial) and gold medal with the team
    • 1995, Bad Mondorf: Gold medal with Gigolo FRH in the individual evaluation and gold medal with the team
    • 1997, Verden: with Gigolo FRH gold medal in the individual evaluation and gold medal with the team
    • 1999, Arnhem: with Antony FRH 16th place in the individual ranking and gold medal with the team
    • 2001, Verden: with Antony FRH 16th place in the individual ranking and gold medal with the team
    • 2003, Hickstead: with Satchmo 17th place in the individual ranking and gold medal with the team
    • 2007, La Mandria: with Satchmo gold medal in the individual evaluation ( Grand Prix Spécial ), silver medal in the individual evaluation ( Grand Prix Freestyle ) and silver medal with the team
    • 2011, Rotterdam : with El Santo NRW 7th place in the individual evaluation (Grand Prix Spécial), 7th place in the individual evaluation (Grand Prix Freestyle) and silver medal with the team
    • 2013, Herning : with Don Johnson FRH 20th place in the individual ranking (Grand Prix Spécial) and gold medal with the team
    • 2015, Aachen : 7th place in the individual evaluation (Grand Prix Spécial) with Don Johnson FRH , 4th place in the individual evaluation (Grand Prix Freestyle) and bronze medal with the team
    • 2017, Gothenburg : with Weihegold OLD gold medal in the individual evaluation (Grand Prix Spécial), gold medal in the individual evaluation (Grand Prix Freestyle) and gold medal with the team
    • 2019, Rotterdam: with Bella Rose gold medal with the team and in both individual ratings (Grand Prix Spécial and Freestyle)
  • World Cup Finals
    • 1st place: 1992 with Fabienne , 2007 with Why not FRH ; 2017 , 2018 and 2019 each with Weihegold OLD
    • 2nd place: 2001 with Anthony FRH , 2006 and 2008 with Why not FRH , 2009 with Satchmo
  • German Championships (women)
    • Gold medal: 1991, 1992, 1995 and 1996 with gigolo each ; 1997 and 1998 each with amaretto ; 2007 and 2008 each with Why not FRH
    • Silver medal: 1993 with Gigolo FRH , 2001 with Antony FRH , 2003 with Satchmo , 2006 with Why not FRH
    • Bronze medal: 1990 with Fabienne , 2000 with Agnelli , 2002 with Antony
With her victory in 2008 Isabell Werth was the last German champion in the women's competition. In 2009, the division between men and women at the German dressage championship was abolished and replaced by separate championships in the Grand Prix Spécial and in the Grand Prix Freestyle.
  • German Championships ( Grand Prix Spécial )
    • Gold medal: 2009 (78.917%) and 2010 (77.708%) with Why not FRH ; 2016 (84.294%) with Weihegold OLD ; 2017 (84.275%) with Emilio
    • Silver medal: 2011 (81.375%) with El Santo NRW ; 2013 (78.125%) and 2015 (78.000%) with Don Johnson FRH ; 2018 with Weihegold OLD (82.804%); 2019 with Emilio (79.647%)
  • German Championships ( Grand Prix Freestyle )
    • Gold medal: 2010 (81.700%) with Why not FRH ; 2017 (89.125%) and 2019 (88.150%) with Emilio
    • Silver medal: with Why not FRH 2009 (81.050%); with Don Johnson FRH 2013 (83.300%), 2014 (86.625%) and 2015 (82.775%)
    • Bronze medal: 2011 (82.400%) with El Santo NRW ; 2016 (84.075%) with Emilio

Best international results (since 2009)

  • Grand Prix Spécial
    • 2020: 80.149% (1st place at CDI 4 * Achleiten with DSP Quantaz )
    • 2019: 86.520% (1st place at the European Championships 2019 with Bella Rose )
    • 2018: 86.246% (1st place at the 2018 World Equestrian Games with Bella Rose )
    • 2017: 83.613% (1st place at the European Championships 2017 with Weihegold OLD )
    • 2016: 83.741% (1st place at the Grand Prix Spécial of the Olympic Games 2016 with Weihegold OLD )
    • 2015: 78.784% (3rd place at CDIO5 * Hagen with Don Johnson FRH )
    • 2014: 81.941% (1st place at the CDI-W Stuttgart with Bella Rose )
    • 2013: 78.458% (1st place at CDI 4 * Frankfurt with Bella Rose )
    • 2012: 76.578% (4th place at CDI 4 * Hagen with Don Johnson FRH )
    • 2011: 78.833% (1st place at CDI 4 * Lingen with El Santo NRW )
    • 2010: 77.209% (2nd place at CDI 4 * Lingen with Satchmo )
    • 2009: 79.875% (1st place at CDI 4 * Lingen with Satchmo )
  • Grand Prix Freestyle
    • 2020: 90.280% (1st place at CDI-W Amsterdam with Weihegold OLD )
    • 2019: 90.875% (1st place at the 2019 European Championships with Bella Rose )
    • 2018: 90.658% (1st place at the 2018 World Cup final with Weihegold OLD )
    • 2017: 90.982% (1st place at the European Championships 2017 with Weihegold OLD )
    • 2016: 90.090% (1st place at the CDI-W Lyon with Weihegold OLD )
    • 2015: 84.125% (1st place at CDI-W Salzburg with Don Johnson FRH )
    • 2014: 85.150% (3rd place at the CHIO Aachen with Bella Rose )
    • 2013: 83.175% (1st place at CDI 5 * Salzburg with El Santo NRW )
    • 2012: 84.050% (2nd place at CDI 5 * Munich with El Santo NRW )
    • 2011: 82.050% (2nd place at the CDI-W s'-Hertogenbosch with Why not FRH )
    • 2010: 82.800% (1st place at CDI 5 * Stuttgart with Satchmo )
    • 2009: 84.750% (1st place at CDI 5 * Munich with Satchmo )

Horses

current competition horses:

  • Bella Rose 2 (* 2004), Westphalian chestnut mare, father: Belissimo M, father of mother : Cacir AA
  • Weihegold OLD (* 2005), Oldenburg black mare, father: Don Schufro, mother's father: Sandro Hit
  • Emilio 107 (* 2006), Westphalian brown gelding, father: Ehrenpreis, mother's father: Cacir AA
  • DSP Quantaz (* 2010), bay German sport horse stallion, father: Quaterback, mother's father: Hohenstein
  • Quintus 129 (* 2008), Westphalian chestnut Wallach, father: Quaterback, father of mother: Florestan I
  • DSP Belantis (* 2009), German sport horse gray stallion, father: Benetton Dream FRH, mother's father: Exposé
  • Den Haag 12 (* 2008), bay Westphalian stallion, father: Diamond Hit, mother's father: Florestan I.

former competition horses:

  • Fabienne (* 1981; † 2010), Westphalian chestnut mare, father: Feuerschein I, mother's father : Dilletant
  • Gigolo FRH (* 1983; † 2009), Hanoverian chestnut gelding, father: Graditz, mother's father: Busoni xx
  • Amaretto (* 1986; † 1999), Westphalian brown gelding, father: Argentinus, mother's father: Ehrenfried
  • Antony FRH (* 1986; † 2013), dark brown Hanoverian gelding, father: Argument, mother's father: Wenzel I
  • Apache OLD (* 1993; † 2012), dark brown Oldenburg gelding, father: Alabaster, mother's father: Grundstein I
  • Satchmo 78 (* 1994), dark brown Hanoverian gelding, father: Sao Paulo, mother's father: Legat
  • Why not FRH (* 1996; † 2015, nickname Hannes ), Hanoverian chestnut gelding, father: Weltmeyer , mother's father: Wenzel I.
  • El Santo NRW (* 2001, nickname Ernie ), bay Rhenish gelding, father: Ehrentusch, mother's father: Rhythm
  • Don Johnson FRH (* 2001, nickname Johnny ), bay Hanoverian gelding , father: Don Frederico, mother's father: Warkant, retired from active competition at the Frankfurt Festhalle equestrian tournament in 2019

doping

On June 24, 2009 it became known that her gelding Whisper had tested positive for the banned substance fluphenazine in the A-sample at the Whisper tournament in Wiesbaden . It has therefore been banned from all tournaments by the FEI World Federation until further notice . On September 2, 2009, Werth was sentenced by the FEI to a six-month ban, which expired on December 22 of the same year (the ban began on June 23).

At the Rhineland Championships 2012, a nationally advertised tournament, cimetidine , a medicinal substance used to treat stomach complaints , was found in her horse El Santo NRW as part of a medication check . This is a substance that is allowed in international tournaments subject to certain rules, but is considered a prohibited medication according to national regulations. After research, Werth explained the find by saying that there was a defect in the drinking system in her stall. The remedy that had been given to another horse got into the drinking trough of El Santo NRW . In the first instance, Werth was blocked because of the positive medication control, which was due to a negligent breach of duty of care in the stable. In the second instance, the ban was lifted and the proceedings were discontinued against payment of a fine.

computer game

In 2007 a computer game called " Isabell Werth - Equestrian Sport " was published by the French company Dancing Dots. In Germany the game was distributed by Frogster Interactive. It simulates a three-day eventing exam with cross country riding , jumping and dressage with Isabell Werth as a virtual trainer. It gives advice on how best to ride a horse and how obstacles can be tackled.

See also

Web links

Commons : Isabell Werth  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Vita , isabell-werth.de, accessed on June 10, 2018
  2. ↑ Dressage rider Isabell Werth finds a new home: separation from successful trainer Schulten-Baumer , Cornelia Wumkes in Die Welt , October 29, 2001
  3. ↑ The cat war is useful , Interview conducted by Mathias Schreiber and Stefan Aust in Der Spiegel , March 30, 2002
  4. ↑ a b Isabell Werth in the FEI results database
  5. ↑ Flag bearer Isabell Werth starts today ( memento of October 3, 2010 in the Internet Archive ), Rheinische Post , September 28, 2010
  6. ↑ Isabell Werth im Pech, places four to ten in the overview , St. Georg, 23 August 2013
  7. ↑ Das Supermodel im Viereck , Jürgen Kemmner / Stuttgarter Nachrichten , November 19, 2014
  8. ↑ WEG: Bella Rose does not start in the special , Deutsche Reiterliche Vereinigung / Susanne Hennig, August 26, 2014
  9. ↑ Stuttgart: Outstanding Bella Rose and irritating signs , Reiter Revue International , November 23, 2014
  10. ^ Isabell Werth: Olympia with Emilio or Weihegold , St. Georg, April 26, 2016
  11. ↑ DM Balve dressage: Isabell Werth is German champion, Kristina Bröring-Sprehe only third , Jan Tönjes / St. Georg, 4th June 2016
  12. ↑ Lyon: Over 90 percent for Isabell Werth and Weihegold in the World Cup Freestyle , St. Georg, October 29, 2016, accessed on April 2, 2017
  13. ↑ The dressage longlist for the World Equestrian Games is in place , Reiter Revue International, July 22, 2018
  14. ↑ Sportsman of the year 2017 - Dahlmeier, Rydzek and beach volleyball duo triumph . Spiegel Online, December 17, 2017.
  15. ↑ Isabell Werth private: How does the dressage queen actually live apart from the tournaments? news.de
  16. ↑ Portrait of Isabell Werth athlete on the website of the German Equestrian Association
  17. ↑ WEG Tryon: Dressage team wins gold. German Equestrian Association, September 14, 2018, accessed on September 14, 2018 .
  18. ↑ DM Dressage: Isabell Werth wins title in the Grand Prix Special, press release of the German Equestrian Association of June 13, 2009 ( Memento of June 18, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
  19. ↑ FEI horse database: Bella Rose 2
  20. ↑ FEI horse database: Weihegold OLD
  21. ^ Horse Performance. Retrieved December 25, 2018 .
  22. ↑ DSP Quantaz, DE 456370036010, stallion | FN success data. Retrieved May 4, 2019 .
  23. ↑ Quintus 129, DE 441410097408, Wallach | FN success data. Retrieved January 4, 2020 .
  24. ^ Horse Performance. Retrieved December 25, 2018 .
  25. ↑ Den Haag 12, DE 441410599908, stallion | FN success data. Retrieved April 14, 2020 .
  26. ↑ Fabienne . In: Isabell Werth . December 2, 2016 ( isabell-werth.de [accessed July 22, 2018]).
  27. ^ FEI horse database: Gigolo FRH
  28. ^ Horse Performance. Retrieved December 25, 2018 .
  29. ↑ Descent from Antony FRH on horsetelex.de
  30. ↑ Isabell Werth's Antony FRH has died , Reiter Revue International, December 9, 2013
  31. ↑ Horse detail. Retrieved July 22, 2018 .
  32. ↑ Apache . In: Isabell Werth . December 2, 2016 ( isabell-werth.de [accessed July 22, 2018]).
  33. ↑ FEI horse database: Satchmo 78
  34. ↑ FEI horse database: Why not FRH
  35. ↑ Why Not FRH is no longer alive, eqwo.net, July 30, 2015
  36. ↑ Horse detail. Retrieved July 22, 2018 .
  37. ^ FEI horse database: Don Johnson FRH
  38. ↑ Frankfurt: Johnny says goodbye in style. December 22, 2019, accessed on January 4, 2020 (German).
  39. ^ Süddeutsche.de of June 24, 2009
  40. ↑ Werth can ride for Germany in London , Evi Simeoni / Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung , September 2, 2009
  41. ↑ Isabell Werth strikes back against the association - probably action for damages ... , Dieter Ludwig, November 5, 2013
  42. ↑ BREAKING NEWS: Isabell Werth medication case , St. Georg, February 10, 2013
  43. ↑ Prohibited medication: Dressage rider Isabell Werth threatens suspension - cimetidine detected ( memento of March 17, 2014 in the Internet Archive ), Cavallo, February 8, 2013
  44. ^ Medication proceedings against Isabell Werth discontinued , Susanne Hennig / Deutsche Reiterliche Vereinigung, March 17, 2014
  45. ↑ Isabell Werth - Equestrian Sport . June 29, 2007. Retrieved September 3, 2018.
  46. ^ Frogster Interactive . May 25, 2007. Retrieved September 3, 2018.
  47. ↑ Ride! at Big Fish Games ( s ) Accessed September 3, 2018th
personal data
SURNAME Werth, Isabell
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German dressage rider
DATE OF BIRTH July 21, 1969
PLACE OF BIRTH Issum