Isabell Werth is a highly accomplished equestrian athlete from Germany who specializes in dressage. She is widely regarded as one of the most successful dressage riders in the history of the sport. Isabell has won numerous Olympic medals, World Equestrian Games titles, and European Championships throughout her career.

Isabell Werth has represented Germany in multiple Olympic Games, starting with her debut in 1992 in Barcelona. She has since won numerous Olympic medals, including team gold medals and individual medals. Her success continued at the World Equestrian Games, where she has earned multiple gold medals in both team and individual competitions.

Throughout her career, Isabell Werth has demonstrated exceptional skill, precision, and harmony in her riding. She is known for her technical mastery, as well as her ability to develop a deep connection with her horses. Her partnership with horses like Satchmo, Warum Nicht, and Weihegold OLD has been particularly successful.

Isabell Werth’s achievements in dressage have earned her numerous accolades and recognition within the equestrian community. She has been honored with multiple awards, including the FEI World Equestrian Games Athlete of the Year and the FEI World Cup Dressage Champion. Her dedication, talent, and sportsmanship have made her an inspiration to aspiring riders around the world.

You have been at the top of the sport for so long, but you are not sitting still, your riding keeps evolving… “I think first of all it is because of the daily training, day by day I have seven, eight, nine horses to ride, so this is training enough, and then I try always to look around, what’s happening, to improve myself also my horses. I think it is very important as a rider not to say this is the right way – each horse has his own key, his own personality, his individual way of moving, his individual character. I really try to find with each horse, the best way.”

In the Aachen line-up in 1991

Anthony in 1995

Relaxing with Gigolo at the Sydney Games in 2000

Enjoying a win at home in Germany

Aleppo in 2001

Outside of her competitive career, Isabell is involved in training and coaching, sharing her knowledge and experience with the next generation of dressage riders. She continues to compete at the highest level and remains a dominant force in international dressage, solidifying her status as one of the all-time greats in the sport.