Comments on: Remembering Klaus Fraessdorf

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By: Maureen

Maureen — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 22:45:46 +0000

I first started my “real riding” at Klaus’ barn back in ‘86 in Altamonte Springs & was in my 1st dressage schooling show there. I still laugh when I see the video! He certainly was Fl Dressage!

By: Barbra Reis

Barbra Reis — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 21:28:57 +0000

I showed under Klaus last year in OH on a mare that was at her first show and he was SO nice - gave me my first 9 for the year as well as a couple 8’s. Talk about building confidence!!!!

By: JB

JB — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:17:48 +0000

A few years ago I had the opportunity to scribe for him. It was evident he was sick and during the day an EMT stopped by several times just to ask how he was doing. Our ring ended around 3PM and we sat and talked while waiting for a golf cart. He told me how he got to this country and his cancer . . . while smoking a cigarette no less. He was great fun to scribe for, never taking himself seriously. Here’s my stickler to the rules story.

The last ride before lunch, I believe it was a PSG class, and you could see the black cloudy front of rain was going to be on us in 2 minutes. I asked him if he wanted to let this gal ride after lunch. No, the rules say she must ride . . . blah, blah. She comes down centerline and the heaven’s open and so does the wind. He is shouting the comments and number, I’m writing with a pen which is skipping over the wet paper. She does her final salute and looks exhausted, everything is soaked. After he writes his final comments he hands me the test, I look at him and say “you should at least make a comment about the rain”, “you’re right he says and writes “too bad about the weather”.

By: Janet Foy

Janet Foy — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 02:03:55 +0000

He is playing his harmonica in heaven and laying down the rules to the angels as we speak! We will all miss him!

By: Jean Dover

Jean Dover — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 23:56:26 +0000

Dearest Robert,
I just showed Dad the picture of Klaus and You at a Dressage compition I presume. He immediately recognized Klaus.
As soon as we walked into a show, and the two of them saw each other, they would holler Nuggy, Nuggy. No one knew what meaning it had for them, but they would both burst out laughing afterward.
Klaus was always kind to us, making sure we had good seats, and were in need of nothing.
He was as fine a gentleman as ever was.
God bless him. Dad & I send our sympathy to his Wife and Family.

Roberts Mom & Dad