Saskia Siebers Back at the Top: “Top Driving Horses Aren’t Born Overnight”
But how did she deal with the expectations that followed the success she achieved with Axel? How did she consistently perform at the highest level? And what is it like to start all over again with horses that had not yet been trained or even backed? We sat down with Saskia for an in-depth conversation.
Saskia Siebers and Axel made their World Championship debut in 2016 in Piber, Austria, immediately winning the bronze medal. At the 2018 World Championship in Kronenberg, they added silver to their collection before capturing back-to-back world titles in Pau in 2020 and Le Pin au Haras in 2022.
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