Alexa Schulten-Baumer

Windsong Dressage and Equestrian Center will hold a dressage clinic in October, 2005 featuring Alexa Schulten-Baumer.

Alexa Schulten-Baumer

Alexa was the youngest rider ever to win a Gold Medal from the German Olympic Committee by winning 10 "S" level dressage classes. For the 10-year period from 1977 to 1987, she was a member of the elite "A Kader," the group of Grand Prix riders from which the German Olympic Team is selected. Among many other successes, she won the prestigious Goodwood Grand Prix on Madras in 1981.

Alexa Schulten-Baumer studied with her father, Dr. Uwe Schulten-Baumer, one of the most successful and popular trainers in the world. Dr. Schulten-Baumer is best known as the trainer of Isabel Werth, Nicole Uphoff-Becker and Margit Otto-Crepin, among others. Together with her father, Ms. Schulten-Baumer developed the training method of stretching and suppling techniques that has enjoyed enormous success with the afore-mentioned riders. Ms. Schulten-Baumer was instrumental in the formative and advanced training of such famous horses as Rembrandt and Gigolo, Madras and Akeena.

You can receive more information about this clinic from Ulla Hudson.