08.07.2018
Interview with Helen Langehanenberg
"Everything feels right"
Helen Langehanenberg remembers her first outing to Aachen well: “I had never been to Aachen to watch, I’d heard a lot about it, but I had to experience it myself to actually find out what they meant: Aachen is special, Aachen is simply Aachen.” Her second daughter was born just over two weeks ago and she firmly plans to compete in the dressage competitions that start in ten days’ time. When we rang her in morning she was – of course – riding a horse.
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Das Bild zeigt Helen Langehanenberg im Sattel von Damsey FRH beim CHIO Aachen 2017. (Foto: CHIO Aachen/ Arnd Bronkhorst).
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