She Will Test Ride the 4-y/o Dressage Horses at SWB Equestrian Weeks

SWB is proud to welcome German dressage rider and young horse trainer Sina Aringer as the test rider for the 4-year-old dressage horses at this year’s SWB Equestrian Weeks with Breeders Trophy. The class is presented by AJ Produkter.

At 34 years old, Sina Aringer has established herself as one of Germany’s leading riders and trainers of young dressage horses. During her career, she has worked at several of the country’s most respected dressage establishments. She completed her training at Hof Kasselmann, later worked for breeder Stephan Borgmann and Ulf and Eva Möller. Since then, she has built her own business and is currently based at the Löffeld family’s equestrian facility in Lienen, North Rhine-Westphalia.

“We are delighted to welcome Sina Aringer as this year’s test rider,” says Anette Graf, CEO of SWB. “It is especially exciting because we have received so many strong recommendations for her from Germany, a country with an impressive number of talented riders and young horse trainers. The fact that so many people have highlighted Sina gives us great confidence that she will bring valuable experience and perspectives to the final for the 4-year-old dressage horses.”

Sina has achieved significant success in young horse championships. Among her most notable accomplishments are winning the 2020 Bundeschampionat for 4-year-old stallions with Fynch Hatton, the 2023 Bundeschampionat for 3-year-old mares and geldings with Barbor BS, and the 2024 Bundeschampionat for 3-year-old mares and geldings with Seniorita la Bonita.

Sina Aringer with Senorita La Bonita. Photo: ©Tanja Becker, Equitaris

In addition to her national successes, Sina Aringer has also competed successfully at international FEI young horse events. Her work focuses on the training, development, competition, and presentation of young dressage horses for both breeders and owners. She is particularly recognised for her ability to prepare horses for major young horse championships and evaluations.

Sina also ride some of Germany’s most talked-about young stallions, including Grey Tonic PS who achieved the highest overall score with 8.83 points at the German Short Performance Test in Verden 2025, and Bonds in Gold, who was crowned Champion Stallion at the 2025 DSP Stallion Days in Munich-Riem and later was sold for €770,000 to Gestüt Pramwaldhof in Austria. At the Short Performance Test in Verden, Sina guided the stallion to an overall score of 8.43 points, including an outstanding 9.0 for willingness to perform.

“I am honoured to be invited as a test rider in Sweden. Working with young horses is something I am truly passionate about, and I look forward to discovering the quality, talent, and potential of the Swedish Warmblood horses. It will be a pleasure to contribute my experience while meeting breeders, owners, and riders from across Sweden,” says Sina Aringer.