BY EWA POGODZIŃSKA / PZHK
PHOTOS: MICHAEL JUNG ARCHIVE; OLIWIZ CHMIELEWSKA; IZABELA CIEPŁA
Polish-bred Fischersolution II/ex Dzoker (Harley VDL - Dzinger xx x Grand Presidium xx) from the Nad Wigrami stud farm is now in preparation with Michael Jung for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
Currently, the most titled eventer, Michael Jung, announced that he and Fischersolution II, formerly Dzoker sp, have been included in the German Olympic Federation’s preparation program. The 10-year-old bay gelding was bred at the Stud Farm Nad Wigrami.
“We are incredibly proud that Dzoker, bred at our stud farm and now known as Fischersolution II, has been included in the German Olympic preparation program together with his rider, three-time Olympic medalist Michael Jung. We are keeping our fingers crossed on their road to Los Angeles 2028”, wrote SK Nad Wigrami on Facebook.
Dzoker began his career in sport competing in showjumping under the saddle of Julia Rogucka, representing the Nad Wigrami Sports Club. During the 2020 Young Sport Horses Championship in Olsza, he was spotted by Paweł Spisak, one of Poland’s most successful eventers. At that time, the horse was purchased from the Nad Wigrami Stud Farm by Artur Rod. The gelding was introduced to eventing by Paweł Spisak and Stanislav Yavenka.
In 2021, ridden by Paweł Spisak, Dzoker won the silver medal in the five-year-old age group during the Polish Young Horse Eventing Championships. In 2022, ridden by Stanislav Yavenka, he improved to win gold at the same championships in the six-year-old category. He was then sold to Michael Jung’s stable and made his first starts under Sven Luks, who rode for Jung’s team.
In 2024, Michael Jung rode Dzoker himself at event, including the Strzegom October Festival, where the pair placed second in the CCI3*-L competition.
In 2025, the Polish-bred horse’s career continued to flourish. In Strzegom, Fischersolution II won the four-star competition for eight- and nine-year-old horses in September. The pair then placed fifth in the CCI4*-L competition in October...
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