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| Reining – on the Road to Aachen: WEG 2006: The Team from Italy | | [August 30, 2006 - h.10:10 AM] | | |
Emiliano Perez / Dualin For Me
Christian Perez, better know as Emilano Perez, was born in Rome in 1971. He has always been involved with horses, and to improve his knowledge he went to the states to work for some of the most talented riders there. Coming back he started his career as a professional taking the lead of the breeding facility RD Horses for a couple of years. In 2002, he moved to another facility, to work on his own. Among his most important accomplishments, there are 1999 Futurity Limited open Champion, 2000 Pre Futurity Open Champion, 2001 ANCR Limited Open Champion, ANCR Open Reserve Champion, Maturity Limited Open Reserve Champion and Futurity Limited Open Reserve Champion, multiple Futurity/Derby and Maturity finalist, and multiple Bronze trophy finalist. He won the IRHA Maturity Open Champion title in 2004, riding the chestnut stallion Saturdaynight Custom, for his former owner Mauro Rigamonti, after a superb run in the final. In 2005, he was part of the Italian Team, that won the Gold Medal at the FEI European Championship in Manerbio. In Aachen, Perez will be riding Dualin For Me, a nine year old chestnut stallion, by Dual Peppy (Peppy San Badger x Miss Dual Doc) out of Me O Lena (by Doc O Lena), owned by Pasquale Mancone. |
| Reining – on the Road to Aachen: WEG 2006: The Team from USA | | [August 26, 2006 - h.2:1 PM] | | | Matt Mills - Scottsdale, Arizona
Born and raised in Long Beach, California, Matt began riding horses at an early age. He had a very successful career as a youth rider earning multiple championships throughout California in a variety of disciplines including western pleasure, horsemanship and trail. In 1996, Matt switched his focus to Reining. He qualified for the AQHA Youth World Championship Show in 1997, but never made it to Fort Worth, Texas. Instead, the day after he graduated from high school, Matt headed to Scottsdale, Arizona. He had accepted a summer internship with top reining horse trainer Dell Hendricks. That summer internship quickly turned into a job offer and Matt spent the next five years as Dell’s assistant trainer. In early 2002, Matt established his own training operation in Arizona. He coaches several successful Non Pro and Youth riders as well as showing futurity and derby horses. Matt also starts several two-year-olds every year. He trains at Bobbie Cook’s Out West Stallion Station in Scottsdale, Arizona. |
| Reining – on the Road to Aachen: WEG 2006: The Team from Israel | | [August 9, 2006 - h.11:17 AM] | | |
Ilan Rosenberg
Ilan Rosenberg is well known in European reining. The 37-year-old son of British parents who was born in Israel, lives and trains in Germany since 2000. After starting with dressage and show jumping, Ilan turned to reining. He was NRHA Breeders Derby Champion, DQHA Futurity Champion, FEQHA European Champion, several times NRHA Breeders Futurity and Derby Finalist and multiple NRHA Bronze Trophy Champion. He was a member of the Israel team 2005 winning the FEI Bronze medal. Ilan is married and father of a 6-year-old daughter. He lives in Elsenz (Baden-Württemberg / Germany). |
| Reining – on the Road to Aachen WEG 2006: WEG 2006: The Danish Team | | [July 28, 2006 - h.9:47 AM] | | | Denmark nominated four riders and horses for the World Equestrian Games 2006.
Charlotte Dyremose
The 28-year-old non pro was several times Danish Champion both in open and amateur reining and won the bronze medal at the 2000 European Championship Quarter Horses. Her horse is Mr Poco Scotch, a 13-year-old American Quarter Horse by Smart Chic Olena out of Scotch Rocker (by Doc Bar) that was bred by Jim Babcock. |
| Reining – on the Road to Aachen WEG 2006: Germany presents Team | | [July 25, 2006 - h.9:35 AM] | | |
 Now Germany announced its team for the World Equestrian Games in Aachen. It consists of
Sylvia Rzepka / Golden Mac Jac
Sylvia Rzepka was born in Starnberg near Munich and works in Austria for several years now where she operates a big training facility in Mittendorf (AUT) south of Vienna together with her husband Vern Sapergia. She started showing when she was 12, becoming one of the most successful cutting riders of Europe (e.g. six times European Champion and Americana Cutting Champion 2004). Later she became very successful in reining winning the 1999 NRHA Breeders Futurity Bit, becoming several times Derby and Futurity Finalist and multiple Bronze Trophy Champion. During the 2002 CRIO in Reggio Emilia, Sylvia Rzepka won the team Bronze medal. During the 2005 CRIO in Manerbio she won the silver medal with the German team and bronze in individual ranking. |
| WEG 2006 - Reining on the Road to Aachen - The Austrian Team | | [July 24, 2006 - h.5:16 PM] | | |
 Austria sends great riders and superb horses to the 2006 World Equestrian Games. First, there is Rudi Kronsteiner. The 33-year-old trainer has been working in Germany since 1997 now. He competed in the European CRIO as well as in the World Equestrian Games 2002. Kronsteiner represented Austria during the World Reining Masters 2004 in Oklahoma City and during the World Reining Masters 2005 in Manerbio. Altogether, he was 16 times European Champion, twice NRHA Breeders Derby Champion, several times Breeders Futurity Res. Champion and won 33 Bronze Trophies so far. Last year he rode Chex Enterprise (owner Heidi Wallner, GER) to the NRHA World Champion title 2005. |
| REINING CANADA TEAM SELECTED FOR 2006 WEG | | [October 1, 2005 - h.11:14 PM] | | |
Duane Latimer, Shawna Sapergia, Luke Gagnon and Pierre-Luc Phaneuf topped the Canada Cup Selection held on September 9th and 11th at Blainville Equestrian Park in Blainville (Quebec). Here are the full results after both go-rounds (composite scores) : |
| CANADA TO BE REPRESENTED BY LISA COULTER AND ROBERT THOMPSON IN THE SECOND EDITION OF THE FEI WORLD REINING MASTERS SERIES | | [August 25, 2005 - h.4:35 PM] | | |
Lisa Coulter and Robert Thompson will be representing Canada in the 2005 FEI World Reining Masters finals presented by the Arcese Group and the Italian Equestrian Sports Federation (FISE).
Based in Vernon, British Columbia, Canada, where she runs her own facility Lisa Coulter has been training horses professionally for the past eleven years both in Canada and in the States. A Congress and Southwest Futurity Finalist, Coulter has been competing successfully in the Canadian reining circuit this year winning nine championships and four reserve championships in Open, Limited Open and Novice Horse Open competition. |
| REINING EXPANDS FURTHER AS SOUTH AFRICA IS REPRESENTED BY SHANE BORLAND IN THE 2005 FEI WORLD REINING MASTERS FINALS | | [August 20, 2005 - h.11:46 AM] | | |
 For Immediate Release Manerbio, August 20th 2005
Beyond all expectations, twenty countries will be represented in the second edition of the $100,000 2005 FEI World Reining Masters Series presented by the Arcese Group and the Italian Equestrian Sports Federation (FISE). Again, beyond all expecatations, South Africa will be represented in Manerbio on September 24th, and the man who will make history by representing the first African country on an international level will be Shane Borland. The FEI infact agreed to make an exception for South Africa and their qualifier was run concurrently with the first qualifying British CRI, which was held during the Garden Of England Show, on July 30th. Borland showed Luv To Cut, owned by Roma Phillimore, and earned his way to Manerbio. |
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