Mylène Diederichsmeier

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Mylène Diederichsmeier with Lafarello, Grand Prix of Schleswig-Holstein (State Tournament Schleswig-Holstein / Hamburg 2010)

Mylène Diederichsmeier (born September 3, 1977 in Berlin ) is a German show jumper .

Career

Mylène Diederichsmeier and her sister Mynou , who is six years younger than her, grew up in Berlin, where her father and her Korean mother were managing directors of a riding stable at the Deutschlandhalle. After reunification, the family moved to Dallgow-Döberitz in Brandenburg. The sisters attended the Korean school in Berlin on Fridays until they went to high school. Mylène played her first tournament at the age of twelve. In 1996 she received the Golden Riding Award , for which one ten wins in show jumping class S must have reached. In 1997 she passed her high school diploma. After graduating from high school, she first went to Kurt Gravemeier at Hendrik Snoek's facility near Münster. Together the two sisters decided to switch to the professional camp.

In 2001 Mylène Diederichsmeier moved to her sponsors, Christa and Lutz Goessing , in Steinhagen . In the same year she was accepted into the Audi Quattro team. Two years later she was awarded the Stensbeck bronze plaque after completing her training as a horse manager (focus on “classic riding training”) . In 2005 she switched to the Sprehe Feinkost Team, with which she won the Riders Tour Team Trophy that same year . Your trainer was the national trainer of the show jumping rider Otto Becker .

Lutz and Christa Goessing decided to lease their tournament stable from 2011. The horses of the Goessing family were subsequently ridden by Tim Rieskamp-Goedeking . In September 2010 Diederichsmeier moved near Hamburg, where she worked in the Carstens stable in Oststeinbek . At the same time she changed the riding club (now for the riding club Havighorst eV) and took part in the Schleswig-Holstein state championships for the first time in mid-September 2010. Since March 2016, Mylène Diederichsmeier has had her horses in her sister Mynou's training stable in Bartelsdorf (municipality of Scheeßel) .

Private

Diederichsmeier is in a relationship with the show jumper Carsten-Otto Nagel , both of whom have lived in Norderstedt -Garstedt since 2010 . Their son was born in October 2015.

Successes (selection)

Mylène Diederichsmeier and Soloterma (2009)

1997

  • European Championship of Young Riders: 4th place individual and team

1998

  • European Championship for Young Riders: team silver

2001

2002

2003

  • 3rd place German championship of women with Countess G
  • Victory in the Riders Tour-Team Trophy as part of the Team Trophy Audi-Quattro-Team
  • 4th place in the Grand Prix of Stuttgart with Countess G

2004

  • Victory in the Riders Tour-Team Trophy as part of the Audi Quattro Team
  • 3rd place German championship women with Konni
  • 2nd place in the Neumünster Grand Prix (CSI 3 *) with Countess G
  • 2nd place with the German team in the Nations Cup in Lummen (CSIO 5 *) with Countess G
  • 4th place with the German team in the Nations Cup in Rome (CSIO 5 *) with Countess G

2005

2006

  • 4th place German championship of women with Konni
  • Victory Riders Tour-Team Trophy as part of the Sprehe team
  • 1st place in the Grand Prix of Gera (CSI 3 *) with Countess G
  • 6th place with the German team in the Nations Cup in Rome (CSIO 5 *) with Countess G

2007

2009

  • 3rd place in the Grand Prix in Pforzheim (CSI 3 *) with Soloterma

2012

  • 3rd place with the Schleswig-Holstein team in the German Show Jumping Team Championships, Braunschweig with tattoo

2017

  • 4th place in the Grand Prix of Saxony (Chemnitz, class S ***) with Dalida

2019

  • 1st place in the Grand Prix of the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania State Indoor Championships (Redefin, class S **) with Cintia
  • 4th place in the Elmlohe Grand Prix (class S ****) with Let's Go

Individual evidence

  1. ^ All horses under one roof , Andrea Zachrau in the Weser Kurier , March 9, 2016
  2. ↑ See article in Horseweb v. May 12, 2010
  3. ↑ The European champion next door ( memento from July 17, 2012 in the web archive archive.today ), Anne Pamperin / Hamburger Abendblatt from September 24, 2011, accessed on September 24, 2011
  4. ↑ Announcement about the birth of your son on mylene-diederichsmeier.com ( Memento of the original from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.mylene-diederichsmeier.com
  5. ↑ Final result of the Riders Tour individual ranking 2005

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personal data
SURNAME Diederichsmeier, Mylène
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German show jumper
DATE OF BIRTH 3rd September 1977
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin