Daniel Deusser and Devino van’t Langeveld Z Sweep the CSI5* KASK Prize at LGCT Riesenbeck 2026.

Germany ruled at Riesenbeck before the Grand Prix, and Daniel Deusser set the tone from the very start.

Daniel Deusser (GER) claimed the CSI5* 1.50m KASK Prize at the Longines Global Champions Tour of Riesenbeck 2026, designed by Peter Schumacher (GER) with 47 combinations on course, 14 qualifiers for the jump-off and 13 returning, with €30,000 in prize money. Deusser stopped the clock at 38.38 seconds to take the win.

Devino van’t Langeveld Z is a 10-year-old chestnut Zangersheide gelding (Dayton Sitte x For Pleasure), owned by Stephex Stables, a horse that handled Schumacher’s demanding track with authority at the historic Riesenbeck venue.

Katrin Eckermann (GER) finished second with Iron Dames Cascajall NRW, a 9-year-old dark bay Westphalian gelding (Casallco x Comme Il Faut) owned by Pegase Equestrian BV, in 39.10 seconds. Kendra Claricia Brinkop (GER) completed the podium with In Time, a 13-year-old bay KWPN mare (Biscayo x Tangelo van de Zuuthoeve) owned by Stephex Stables, in 41.16 seconds, a clean sweep for Germany on home soil.

Pim Mulder (NED) finished fourth with It’s Possible SRK, a 13-year-old bay KWPN stallion (Berlin x Quidam de Revel) owned by Stal Renken Klijndijk, in 41.27 seconds. Caroline Rehoff Pedersen (DEN) rounded out the Top 5 with Polonis L, an 11-year-old bay BWP gelding (Le Blue Diamond v’t Ruytershof x Andiamo) owned by Rehoff Horses Aps, in 42.31 seconds.

Latin & Pan American Presence

Yuri Mansur (BRA) was the top Latin finisher in nineteenth place with 4 faults. Lillie Keenan (USA) was twenty-fifth with 4 faults; Laura Kraut (USA), No. 2 in the Tu Mundo Ecuestre Pan American Show Jumping Ranking, was twenty-sixth with 4 faults. Jorge Matte (CHI) retired from the jump-off, while Luiz Felipe Neto de Azevedo (BRA) and Fernando Martínez Sommer (MEX) both retired.

Top 5 Results — CSI5* 1.50m KASK Prize | Longines Global Champions Tour Riesenbeck 2026