Max Wachman

Max Wachman
Max Wachman
	File:Under revision Max Wachman, 2022
Personal information
Nationality	Ireland
Discipline	Show jumping
Born	12 February 2003 (age 21); Dublin, Ireland
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Strzegom Horse Trials
Strzegom Horse Trials
Bishop Burton College

Max Wachman (born 2 December 2003) is an Irish equestrian who competes in show jumping.Originally from Tiperary, Wachman has had many successes in his pony, junior, and senior equestrian career.

Wachman runs his stables Coolmore Showjumping, together with his two siblings Tom and Alice Wachman.

Early life and Carreer[edit]

Max was born in Tipperary to parents Kate Wachman and David Wachman.[2] He is the eldest sibling to showjumpers Tom Wachman and Alice Wachman.[3] His grandparents Susan Magnier and John Magnier are renowned thoroughbred breeders through their Coolmore Stud. [4] He was educated at Rockwell College, in Tipperary. Max currently studies a bachelor in Commerce. Wachman was introduced to the show jumping sport at an early age. Max had a very successful career in 2017 when he became part of Cian O’Connor’s Karlswood Training Program. Max quickly rose to prominence on board his, as he once described, ‘pony of a lifetime’ Cuffesgrange Cavalidam by winning the Silver Medal at the 'FEI European Pony Championships 2018' in Bishop Burton[5] winning the 'Pony World Cup 2018' in Stuttgart and by winning Double Gold Medals in both individual and team 'FEI European Championships 2019' held in Strzegom, where he shared the podium with his brother Tom Wachman.[6]

Senior Carreer[edit]

In 2021 Max participated to clinch victory alongside his brother Tom, in the Wierden 'Junior Nations Cup', at the same event Max also won the Feature Grand Prix Competition with Brooklyn. Max was then selected to jump his first 'Senior Nations Cup' under the Irish flag, with Dorette, at the age of seventeen, which culminated in a victory in the Norwegian venue of Drammen august 2021. Later on that year, Wachman made his FEI 5* Debut in during the Global Champions Tour. In 2022 Max participated in his first 'FEI Young Riders European Championships' to place fifth individually on Quintini . Max finalised his year by winning the 'FEI 4* Nations Cup in Wellington',[2]placing second in the '4* Grand Prix of Wiesbaden'[3] and went to jump clear in his first ‘FEI 5* Nations Cup’ in Knokke 'FEI 5* Nations Cup in Knokke'. [4] Undoubtably, the highlight of his career to date was to be selected to represent his home country during the ‘FEI 5* Nations Cup Dublin Horse Show’s Aga Khan Trophy’ alongside his coach Cian O’Connor, Conor Swail and Shane Sweetnam. The team were victorious and the crowd formed by 20.000 people at the RDS Arena gave them a standing ovation.

Major results[edit]

Year	Place	Horse	Event	Rating	Show	Location
2022	1st	Berlux Z	Senior Nations Cup	CSIO5*	RDS Dublin Horse Show	Dublin, Ireland ^[1]
2022	5th	Quintini	Young Rider European Championship	EU-YR	FEI European Championships	Oliva Nova, Spain
2022	5th	Berlux Z	Senior Nations Cup	CSIO5*	Knokke Hippique	Knokke-Heist, Belgum ^[1]
2022	2nd	Berlux Z	Grand Prix	CSI4*	Pfingstturnier	Wiesbaden, Germany ^[1]
2022	1st	Berlux Z	Senior Nations Cup	CSIO4*	Wellington Equestrian Festival	Wellington, USA ^[1]
2022	2nd	Dorette	Team Competition	CSIU25	Wellington Equestrian Festival	Wellington, USA ^[1]
2021	1st	Dorette	Senior Nations Cup	CSIO3*	Drammen Horse Show	Drammen, Norway ^[1]
2021	1st	Brooklyn	Junior Nations Cup	CSIOJ	Hagen Horse Show	Hagen, Germany ^[1]
2021	1st	Dorette	Junior Nations Cup	CSIOJ	Dutch Youngster Festival	Wierden, Netherlands ^[1]
2021	1st	Brooklyn	Junior Grand Prix	CSIOJ	Dutch Youngster Festival	Wierden, Netherlands ^[1]
2019	Gold Medal	Cuffesgrange Cavalidam	Individual Final	EUCHP	Strzegom Horse Trials	Strzegom, Poland ^[1]
2019	Gold Medal	Cuffesgrange Cavalidam	Team Final	EUCHP	Strzegom Horse Trials	Strzegom, Poland ^[1] />
2019	1st	Cuffesgrange Cavalidam	Pony Nations Cup	CSIOP	Dutch Youngster Festival	Wierden, Netherlands ^[1]
2018	1st	Cuffesgrange Cavalidam	Pony World Cup	CSIP	Stuttgart German Masters	Stuttgart, Germany ^[1]
2018	Silver Medal	Cuffesgrange Cavalidam	Individual Final	EUCHP	Bishop Burton College	Bishop Burton, United Kingdom ^[1]
2018	1st	Cuffesgrange Cavalidam	Pony Nations Cup	CSIOP	Sentower Park	Opglabbeek, Belgium ^[1]

Horses[edit]

File:Under revision

Berlux Z winner of the Aga Khan Trophy, Dublin 2022

Cuffesgrange Cavalidam ^[2]

(11/05/2005) Mare, Bay. Irish Sport Horse (Luidam x Cavalier Royale).

Dorette ^[3]

(07/03/2009) Mare, Chestnut. Oldenburg (Dollar Du Murier x Fighting Alpha 3).

Quintini ^[4]

(06/04/2009) Gelding, Bay. Oldenburg (Quintender 2 x Cassandra).

Urvoso Du Roch ^[5]

(06/06/2008) Gelding, Chestnut. Selle Francais (Nervoso x Grand D’Escala).

Berlux Z ^[6]

(06/04/2011) Gelding, Grey. Zanguersheide (Berlin x Major De La Cour).

B Kilkenny ^[7] (01/05/2012) Gelding, Grey. Irish Sport Horse (Cardento 933 x Guidam).

References[edit]

↑ ^1.00 ^1.01 ^1.02 ^1.03 ^1.04 ^1.05 ^1.06 ^1.07 ^1.08 ^1.09 ^1.10 ^1.11 ^1.12 ^1.13 ^1.14 "Max Wachman (10145685)". FEI.org. Retrieved 2022-10-08.
↑ "Kilkenny".
↑ "Taj Mahal".
↑ "C Vier 2".
↑ "PSG Final".
↑ "Good Luck".
↑ "Blue Lloyd 12".

External links[edit]

Max Wachman at the Olympic Federation of Ireland
Max Wachman at Olympics.com
Max Wachman at OlympicChannel.com (archived)
Max Wachman at Olympic.org (archived)

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[2] "Kilkenny".

[3] "Taj Mahal".

[4] "C Vier 2".

[5] "PSG Final".

[6] "Good Luck".

[7] "Blue Lloyd 12".

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