Quantum Vis MW Sold to Lisa Müller

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German Grand Prix rider Lisa Müller has acquired the Grand Prix level competed Hanoverian gelding Quantum Vis MW.

Quantum Vis MW is a 12-year old gelding by Quaterback out of Granada (by Gloster x Pikör x Wendekreis). He is bred and owned by Polish Maja Wieczorek.

Diederik van Silfhout and Matthias Bouten

Quantum Vis was a stallion until 2019.

He was first trained and competed by Diederik van Silfhout in The Netherlands. He got the horse in training as a 3-year old and produced him up to M-level with competition starts in 2016.

The horse made his show debut in Germany at small tour level under Matthias Bouten at the age of 8 in 2017

The pair rode in the Nurnberger Burgpokal qualifiers and qualified at Hof Bettenrode for the 2017 Burgpokal Finals in Frankfurt, where they were third.

Dorothee Schneider

Wieczorek then moved him to German Olympic Grand Prix rider Dorothee Schneider who developed him to Grand Prix level.

The new pair made its show debut in February 2019 in Ankum, where they finished third in the Intermediaire II. They won the Louisdor Cup qualifier in Balve.

At the qualifier in Gut Ising, Schneider was hospitalized overnight after a riding accident. Quantum Vis spooked and bolted when Dorothee was trying to mount him and got injured. Quantum Vis got gelded shortly afterward this accident.

At the 2019 Louisdor Cup Finals in Frankfurt, Schneider and Quantum Vis were fourth.

In 2020 Schneider showed him in two developing GP horse tests at the CDN Wartenberg in May 2020, winning the Short Grand Prix.

From Marcus Hermes to Lisa Müller

Lisa Müller on Stand By Me at the 2019 CDI Fritzens

In January 2021 Wieczorek moved Quantum Vis to Marcus Hermes, but the horse was only very briefly with him.

Wieczorek cited that she relocated the horse to be closer to him, but she has now sold him to Lisa Müller who is based in Bavaria, in the south of Germany.

With Quantum Vis MW Lisa has a second Grand Prix iron in the fire, alongside the rising Grand Prix stallion D'Avie.

Lisa's number one in the barn, the 14-year old Oldenburg gelding Stand By Me (by Stedinger x De Niro) put her in the German B-squad in 2020. Unfortunately she lost her squad spot going into 2021 as Stand By Me has not been competed since the CDI Stuttgart in November 2019, where they posted personal best scores of 75 and 76%.