DIBOWSKI Andreas

Olympic Games

Year	Location	Eventing Individual	Eventing Team
2008	Beijing, CHN	8	1
2004	Athens, GRE	14	4
2000	Sydney, NSW, AUS	-	4

World Equestrian Games

Year	Location	Eventing Individual	Eventing Team
2018	Tryon, NC, USA	28	5
2010	Lexington, KY, USA	46	5
2006	Aachen, GER	21	-
2002	Jerez de la Frontera, ESP	EL	13

European Championships

Year	Location	Eventing Individual	Eventing Team
2019	Luhmuhlen, GER	16	1

CCI5*-L

Rank	Event	Year	Location
8	Eventing Individual	2019	Pau, FRA
25	Eventing Individual	2018	Luhmuhlen, GER
EL	Eventing Individual	2019	Luhmuhlen, GER
RT	Eventing Individual	2018	Pau, FRA
EL	Eventing Individual	2018	Burghley, GBR
RT	Eventing Individual	2017	Luhmuhlen, GER

Nations Cup

Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Eventing Team	2020	Strzegom, POL
1	Eventing Team	2019	Waregem, BEL
1	Eventing Team	2019	Strzegom, POL
1	Eventing Team	2017	Strzegom, POL
1	Eventing Team	2016	Waregem, BEL
2	Eventing Team	2017	Boekelo, NED
4	Eventing Team	2016	Boekelo, NED
5	Eventing Team	2018	Strzegom, POL

Legend
DS - Not Started, DSQ - Disqualified, RT - Retired, WD - Withdrawn, EL - Eliminated

Dibo (Facebook page, 02 Apr 2019)

Breeding exotic birds. (eventingnation.com, 24 Oct 2018)

Athlete, Business Owner, Coach, Horse Trainer

Commercial College Buxtehude, Germany

Wife Susanna, daughter Alina [2000], sons Marvin Luca [2003] and Kevin [2009]

German, English

PZRV Luhmuhlen [Germany]

Hans Melzer [national], GER (horseweb.de, 13 May 2019)

His wife Susanna has worked as a riding instructor and competed at an elite level in equestrian sport. His daughter Alina has competed in eventing for the German junior national team. (SportsDeskOnline, 05 Dec 2019; pferd-aktuell.de, 16 Aug 2019; st-georg.de, 11 Feb 2017; dibo-online.de, 21 Jan 2016)

He got his first pony in 1976, and used to participate in local competitions. He initially competed in eventing, jumping, and dressage, but decided to focus on eventing in 1995. (dibo-online.de, 21 Jan 2016; horsemagazine.com, 30 Dec 2014)

New Zealand eventing rider Andrew Nicholson. (horsemagazine.com, 30 Dec 2014)

"Nothing is impossible." (Facebook profile, 02 Apr 2019)

In 2005 he was presented with the Silbernen Lorbeerblatt [Silver Laurel Leaf], the highest sports award in Germany, by the Federal Ministry of the Interior, Building and Community [BMI]. (Facebook page, 14 Aug 2018)