Jochen Hippenstiel - Summer 2008 ADA Clinic
May 24 – 25, 2008
Rider Schedule Saturday Rider Schedule Sunday
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since 2002. During that time, he has coached one of the most winning
groups of riders at the USDF Region 2 Regional Dressage Championships. He
coached Katie Hamilton to a team gold at the North American Young Rider’s
Championship in 2005 and took her to compete at the first Young Rider
World Cup Competition in Germany. Throughout his coaching career,
Hippenstiel has trained more than 15 horses to Grand Prix, including Adrett,
ridden by Pia Laus for Italy in two Olympics and two World Cup competitions.
Junior and young rider teams coached by Hippenstiel in Germany also won
numerous regional and national titles in the 1980s. During his six years as
national coach for Luxembourg (1992-1998), the country’s teams repeatedly
qualified for the European Championships and Hippenstiel-coached senior
rider Pierre Rossy progressed to the 1998 World Equestrian Games in Rome.
World Class Dressage Competitor
A world-class competitive rider in his own right, Hippenstiel competed in
Germany’s national young rider championships at the young age of 14. He
has been coached by some of Europe’s most famous equestrians including
three-time Olympic Gold Medalist Harry Boldt, and U.S. Team Coach Klaus
Balkenhol. Hippenstiel received his master’s degree as an instructor with one
of the highest scores ever recorded, and twice placed second in the German
Championships for professionals at the Grand Prix level. Hippenstiel is one of
only a few equestrians in the world to be recognized as a member of the
International Dressage Trainer Club.
Highly Regarded Instructor
Klaus Balkenhol said of Hippenstiel, “He is without a doubt one of the best
trainers for horses and riders up to Grand Prix. He has the ability to work
very individually with every rider and horse following the successful German
system of dressage training. He was so successful in training young riders
and young horses that my own daughter, Annabell, was trained by Jochen.”
ADA has generously donated $1,000.00 to the cost of the clinic.
This will keep participants cost to a minimum.
-Clinic location is Indian Creek Farm- 23494 Hwy 46 W, Spring Branch, TX
-Cost of the clinic is $95.00 per ride. Lessons are 45 minutes each.
-Fill out and submit entry form to Ashley Hammill. Entry forms can be found
on the web site or contact Ashley (210) 317-1840, ahammill@sbcglobal.net
-Payment is due in full with entry form.
-Refunds will be given only if your ride time can be filled.
-Limited stabling available.