Long list of junior eventing riders for the European Championships in Segersjö, Sweden

Which junior eventing riders will be competing at the European Championships in Sweden?

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The victorious German junior team at the 2023 European Championships, featuring riders who are all currently on the long list for the U21 European Championships: Mathies Rüder, Smilla Maline Philipp, Ella Krüger, and Matti Garlichs.
Photo: FEI/Massimo Argenziano The victorious German junior team at the 2023 European Championships, featuring riders who are all currently on the long list for the U21 European Championships: Mathies Rüder, Smilla Maline Philipp, Ella Krüger, and Matti Garlichs. Photo: FEI/Massimo Argenziano
The European Junior and Young Rider Eventing Championships will take place in Segersjö, Sweden, from August 26 to 30. Here is the long list of candidates in the junior and young rider categories.

The German Championships in Luhmühlen served as the first selection event. The second and decisive selection event, following which the shortlist will be drawn up, is scheduled for August 7–9 in Hamm. The following pairs in the U18 and U21 categories are on the long list and can therefore hope to compete at the European Championships in Segersjö, Sweden, from August 26 to 30.


Juniors


The long list for the U18 European Championship includes the following players, in alphabetical order:



  • Tessa Biermann (Hesse Regional Association) with *Le Monde*

  • Janna Fennert (Hamburg) with Clerico

  • Isabelle Grom (Berlin-Brandenburg) with Halma

  • Iliane Hannalisa Hein (Schleswig-Holstein) with Akeby’s Quemiro Silla (German Champion)

  • Jona Isabell Heine (Schleswig-Holstein) with Chantilly

  • Fritz Michel Horn (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) with Charly Brown

  • Phelina Lage (Schleswig-Holstein) with Cybercowboy

  • Teresa Leowald (Rhineland) with DJ Continus

  • Pia Sophie Schreiber (Westphalia) with Cliemann (2025 European Junior Championships silver medalist)

  • Enya-Rosa Siewert (Baden-Württemberg) with Montana

  • Milla Staade (Rhineland) with Milla Casablanca and Christ William (individual silver, team bronze at the 2025 European Pony Championships, bronze at the Junior German Championships in Luhmühlen)

  • Lukas Wilhelm Sühling (Westphalia) with “Allnightparty” (silver at the German Championships)

  • Gustav von Schoen (Schleswig-Holstein) with LEB Empress

  • Liv Weis (Schleswig-Holstein) with Lassban Arion


Young riders


The long list of young riders, also in alphabetical order:



  • Sophia Frank (Bavaria) with Ballinaguilkey Velvet

  • Matti Garlichs (Hanover) with Ludwig (2022 team bronze, 2023–24 team gold at the U18 European Championships)

  • Liv Noé Hartmann (Bavaria) with La Diva

  • Silva Kelly (Baden-Württemberg) with Calypso and Frank White

  • Ella Krueger (Hamburg) with Königsblauer xx

  • Smilla Maline Philipp (Hanover) with Promising Pete TSF (2023 Double European Junior Champion, German Championship silver medalist in Luhmühlen)

  • Friedrich Bernd Rehkamp (Weser-Ems) with “Fire Dancer”

  • Mathies Rüder (Schleswig-Holstein) with Hjoptimus (German Champion in Luhmühlen; at the Junior European Championships, gold in both the individual (2022) and team (2023) events; two team bronze medals; participation in the 2025 U21 European Championships)

  • Pita Schmid (Saxony) with Favorita V (bronze medalist at Luhmühlen, team gold medalist at the 2024 U18 European Championships, participant in the 2025 European Championships)

  • Carl Voigt (Hesse) with DSP Descansado (fourth place in Luhmühlen, competing in the 2025 U18 European Championships)


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