The employers: Suss's employer Ester Lüttgen and Jana Freund's employer Josef Wilbers

Patricia Koschel-Tietze with a baby on board

Marion Engelen training Diego while Marion's mom is watching

Coby van Baalen helping Marlies to get dressed for the prize giving

Bad riding

Go Vicky!

Eva Möller and Soliere won the Hanoverian Young Horse Championships (4-year old stallions)

Hedda Droege ecstatic with her ride on Fifth Avenue

Helen Langehanenberg on Romeo Montague

Tony Pidgley and wife Sarah were at the show watching the 6-year old classes. Their stable rider Markus Gribbe was supposed to show Diamonit in the World Championships but was refused an entry by the organization!

The former Pferdewelt editor and the world's best equestrian photographer Jacques Toffi

Bundeschampion Dorothee Schneider and partner Jobst Krumhoff

Emmelie Scholtens on Westpoint

One of the sponsors of the show: Harley World Stables' Hans Miedema

An example or a really bad weave. No matching colours!

Sponsor IPS Horse Group

President of the American Hanoverian Society, Doug Leatherdale, watching his Hanoverian stallion Damsey (by Dressage Royal x Ritual) compete

St. Georg reporter Jan Tönjes, trainer Wolfram Wittig and rider Markus Gribbe

Elena Zhayvoronskaya on the Hanoverian mare Wildrose. Bred by Weltmeyer's breeder Mr. Meyer, Wildrose is by Weltmeyer. The mare does not have the prettiest topline but is a powerhouse mover. They finished fourth in the consolation finals.

Sponsored by the Leatherdales, American Grand Prix rider Sue Blinks is in Europe training and competing her Grand Prix horses Robin Hood and Mark.

Why so serious? German Holga Finken and U.S. Young Horse coach Scott Hassler

Danish Dorthe Sjobeck Hoeck and partner watching the class.

The Finnish delegation rooting for Stella Hagelstam

Belgian 6-year old finalist Vicky Smits-Vanderhasselt on her husband Christoph's show jumping horse. Christoph is a Belgian international show jumper and the recently married couple travels to horse shows together.