After only two months riding for Tessa Frank, young professional Hannah Laser is on the move again and has joined the team at Adrian Gasser's state-of-the-art stallion station, Gut Schönweide in north Germany.
The 28-year old Laser worked as head rider at Klosterhof Medingen for seven years, but with the new generation in charge a sudden change in team was made in February 2024 and Laser got replaced by Jacob Schenk.
The highly decorated young horse rider, who was 6th at the 2021 World Young Horse Championships in Verden and won the Bundeschampionate twice, found a new employer in Tessa Frank. She started working there on 1 May 2024.
However, on 9 July her move to Gut Schonweide was officialized on her instagram.
Already a day before Laser told Eurodressage exclusively, "I missed the stallions, the breeders end everything around. And I’m happy I can combine some of my own horses and clients with the opportunity and the stallions at Schönweide. I think it’s one of the best places with the best conditions for horses."
She added, "I’m really a person who likes to have the conversations with the breeders, be with clients and the interest in my riding and my person was so huge that I’m happy I can combine both."
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