Frederic Wandres is a distinguished German dressage rider whose career has been marked by remarkable achievements and a commitment to excellence in equestrian sports. He began his professional journey in 2007 as a student rider at Hof Kasselmann, where he honed his skills and developed a deep understanding of horse training and competition. Over the years, he progressed to become a stable rider, successfully educating and competing several young horses up to the Grand Prix level, showcasing his talent and dedication.

In 2019, Wandres reached a significant milestone by winning the World Young Horse Championships with Zucchero, a victory that solidified his reputation in the dressage community. His success continued as he claimed the Hamburg Dressage Derby and the German Professional Dressage Riders Championships the same year. These accomplishments not only highlighted his riding prowess but also demonstrated his ability to bring horses to their peak performance.

Wandres’s career took another leap forward when he returned to Hof Kasselmann, where he partnered with Duke of Britain, a horse that became instrumental in his success. Together, they achieved numerous accolades, including a bronze team medal at the 2022 FEI World Championships in Herning. His strategic training and competitive spirit have made him a formidable presence in the dressage arena.

Most recently, Wandres represented Germany at the 2024 Paris Olympics, where he contributed to the team’s gold medal victory in dressage. His journey reflects a blend of talent, hard work, and a passion for equestrian sports, positioning him as a leading figure in the world of dressage.