Sabine Rueben comes from a family with a long history of success, living in Germany’s
“Rheinland”-area.

Even to date she claims a prestigious 150 1st prices in the FEI-levels all the way up to Grand Prix Special. From 1995- 2000 she used to be a member of the German dressage longlist, called “B-Kader”.
After her graduation she studied Business Administraion at the “Aachen-University” and decided to turn her passion for dressage into a profession in year 2000. The virtually ideal combination between Sabines´ genes and the high profile education through her equestrian parents, form the fertile basis for the realization of her professional aspirations.

At first she set out to train and show young prospects and though she worked out of her parents facility close to the city of Aachen, she remained independent, both in riding and economically. Sabine repeatedly qualified horses for one of Germanys most prestigious cups called Nürnberger Burgpokal, a class designed exclusively for 7-9 year olds on Prix St. George level. So far amongst them where the horses Alassio, Deauville, Weltfuerst and Derby.

Hans Rueben
He was very successfully under way as a Grand Prix jumper rider before he first made himself a name as a competitive dressage rider and trainer. When he competed for the first time at the CHIO Aachen in 1979 on Metropolis he instantly won the Grand Prix Special in front of Harry Boldt with Lido and the FEI freestyle together with Christine Stückelberger.

Mainly influenced by the training of the well-known dressage trainers Georg Wahl and Harry Boldt he trained numerous horses all the way up to Grand Prix and was longlisted in Germany´s “B-Kader” for many years. At the 1989 World Cup final in Gothenburg he participated on Schiwago and in 1994 he won the “Rheinland” championships with Rosario. Many 1st prizes and high rankings in Grand Prix, Grand Prix Special and Grand Prix Freestyle contribute to his exceptional expertise as a successful trainer.

Nowadays he devotes himself to the education of young horses and riders.

Susanne Rueben
Since her marriage in 1972 she started to focus on training young horses through the levels all the way up to Grand Prix. With self-trained horses she received the Golden Rider´s Badge, was competing at Grand Prix level and winning various prizes at famous CDI´s. Her greatest successes were a 4th place in the German Masters at the CDI Stuttgart in 1991 riding Montreux and the victory in the Grand Prix freestyle of the CDI Tour at the CHIO Aachen in 1997 with Lanciano.

She was a member of the German “B-Kader” as well.

Many of the horses Susanne Rueben has trained and competed in Grand Prix participated at the Olympics and at the World Equestrian Games with their new owners, for example:

Montreux 1992 Olympics Barcelona, Team Silver for Annemarie Sanders-Keijzer, NED

Lanciano 2000 Olympics Sydney ridden by Dr. Jorge Ferreira da Rocha, BRA

Robinson 2002 WEG Jerez de la Frontera ridden by Dr. Cesar Parra, Col

It is Sabine´s clearly defined goal to keep up the tradition of this family-success-story.