40 years – truly a reason for celebration.
Röwer & Rüb is 40 years old – quality makes history
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The ultimate in equestrian sport in Munich Riem
Pferd International will be opening its gates once more in Munich Riem from 10 -13 May 2018.
Spectators will be able to enjoy outstanding international show-jumping and dressage events as well as pony classes and vaulting. The variety of the equestrian sport disciplines is seldom as wide as in Riem. The show also features a number of attractive stands to stroll through and while away the hours.
We will naturally also be there for you. Our show technician has already been busy and has set up the stand in Munich in the outdoor area of the Olympia Riding Arena.
Future Day at Röwer & Rüb – young students were enthusiastic
Touching and trying are expressly allowed.
Our trainees Luisa, Lajos and Finn prepared an attractive programme for our young guests, for here at Röwer & Rüb the school students at the Future Day were allowed to place their own order and also produced it themselves. From Administration to Engineering to Production - the school students were provided with an extensive insight into the various professions at Röwer & Rüb. An enthusiastic Future Day.
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Walking rounds in an oval - Oval horsewalkers are becoming increasingly popular Horses need exercise. This is an undisputed fact. Our horses graze on juicy, green pastures, are fed oats and muesli and also enjoy the occasional delicious snack. For an animal which was actually designed for life in barren steppes, this food is more than sufficient.
Stallion stud for genetic variety
Whitchurch in the west of England is the new home of some very special stables. Maintaining genetic variety in horse breeding is the daily business of Stallion AI.
Tullis Matson and his team have set up a centre for artificial insemination of mares and a huge semen bank with more than 10,000 canisters from more than 700 stallions. Not only the semen of popular, modern stallions is collected and stored here, care is also taken to preserve old, traditional horse races. For this reason, in 2011 it received the Marsh Christian Award for Conservation in Genetic Bio-Diversity.
Equestrian sector meets at Lake Constance
Every two years the trade fair grounds in Friedrichshafen, Germany become an El Dorado for horse lovers. For the approximately 400 exhibitors, the "Pferd Bodensee" (Horse at Lake Constance) has become a permanent event among the equestrian trade fairs. For us as well.
From 16 to 18 February Röwer & Rüb will present various horse stall models, circular and oval horsewalkers, loose boxes, barn doors, stable doors and stable windows. With the configurator you can design your own horse stall exactly according to your taste and individual needs.
Perfect racing stables at the foot of the Malvern Hills
Just outside Hanley Swan in the county of Worcester, racing horse trainer David Dennis has subjected the family’s own racing stables to extensive renovation work. The result is a state-of-the-art equestrian centre with all the benefits and practicalities of contemporary horsekeeping.
"Looking forward to meet you!"
She is German show jumping champion: Simone Blum. Already in 2015 she won the silver medal at the German Championships with her horse Flying Boy. In 2017 she managed a sensation: With her mare Alice she won gold in the men's classification. That had only managed Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum before her.
Already dipped into the world of Röwer & Rüb?
Whether in Thedinghausen or on trade fairs, we are looking forward to welcome you!
We are based at the heart of the equestrian state of Lower Saxony in close proximity to the famous equestrian town of Verden, and share the region’s passion - a love of horses. We have made this passion our job. Although we now have international operations, we have never lost touch with our roots. We were and still are an owner-managed manufacturing business that is equipped with the latest technology but that
From Warendorf to Washington and even a bit further
With horse stables and a dressage arena right in front of the house, Dr Doris Westhoff and her husband Dr Patrick Frenchick have fulfilled a dream – living with horses American style.
