Ludger Beerbaum
GER

Ludger Beerbaum

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Longines Rankings
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Ludger BEERBAUM is a German athlete and competes in Jumping.

Age56
Competing forGermany - GER
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Statistics

Jumping

Number of starts: 1681
Number of wins: 58
Only the results from 01 January 2010 included
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Casello
Discipline: Jumping Born: 2003 Studbook: HOLST Sex: Gelding
Chiara 222
Discipline: Jumping Born: 2003 Studbook: HOLST Sex: Mare
Chiara 222
Comtess 202
Discipline: Jumping Born: 2011 Studbook: WESTF Sex: Mare
Date Show Event Competition Obs. Height Horse Position Score
07/04/2019 Göteborg CSI-W Final Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Final III 150-160 Casello 19
06/04/2019 Göteborg CSI-W Final Gothenburg Trophy presented by VOLVO 155 Cool Feeling 6
05/04/2019 Göteborg CSI-W Final Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Final II 150-160 Cool Feeling 8
Ranking/Standing Horse Rank Points
Longines Rankings 39 1855
FEI Jumping World Cup™ Standings 19 38
Pan-American Rankings 44 1815
Biography
General Interest
Most influential person in career German jumpers Hermann Schridde and Paul Schockemohle. (ludger-beerbaum.de, 28 May 2014)
Injuries He suffered a fractured shoulder after a fall from his horse Chacon at the 2017 World Cup Western European League event in Mechelen, Belgium. (noellefloyd.com, 30 Dec 2017)

In July 2000 he broke his collarbone at an event in Sweden. He recovered in time to compete at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney. (nbcolympics.com, 24 Aug 2008)

At age 15 he was riding on a cross-country track when his horse started to tire and fell, landing on top of him. He broke five ribs, which caused severe lung damage and he spent a week in a coma. He had a third of his right lung removed and spent six weeks in hospital. It took him more than six months to train himself to breathe properly again. (pikeur.de, 25 Aug 2011; nbcolympics.com, 24 Aug 2008)
Sporting philosophy / motto "Accurate riding, intelligent training and sustainable management are responsible for ensuring success is achieved in our sport." (riesenbeck-international.com, 14 Nov 2017)
Awards and honours He received the Role Models in Sport Award at the 2006 German Sports Awards in recognition of his commitment to promoting young talent. (ndr.de, 18 Oct 2013; dosb.de, 21 Jan 2007)

He was Germany's flag bearer at the opening ceremony of the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. (pikeur.de, 2013)

Medals description

Olympic Games
Gold medal - First place Gold medal - First place
Silver medal - Second place Silver medal - Second place
Bronze medal - Third place Bronze medal - Third place
Ranked Ranked
FEI World Championships
Gold medal - First Place
Silver medal - Second place
Bronze medal - Third place
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