Traber-professional and his horse survive dramatic motorway incident on the way to Berlin

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Traber-Profi Jochen Holzschuh hatte bei seiner Fahrt nach Berlin ein großes Glück im Unglück. Auf der Autobahn 2 kurz hinter Hannover versagten plötzlich die Bremsen seines Transporters. Dies führte zu einer hochgefährlichen Situation für Holzschuh und die anderen Autofahrer auf der Straße. Doch der erfahrene Traber-Profi behielt die Nerven und schaffte es, zwischen den Autos auf die Standspur zu wechseln und den Transporter ausrollen zu lassen. Er beschreibt die Situation wie aus einem Actionfilm. Nach dem Vorfall wurde das Fahrzeug samt dem Pferd in eine Werkstatt gebracht. Zum Glück hat die Stute den Schock gut überstanden und verhielt sich während …
Traber professional Jochen Holzschuh was very lucky in misfortune on his trip to Berlin. The brakes of his van suddenly failed on the Autobahn 2 shortly behind Hanover. This led to a highly dangerous situation for wooden shoes and the other drivers on the street. But the experienced Traber professional kept his nerves and managed to switch to the park between the cars and let the van roll out. He describes the situation as if from an action film. After the incident, the vehicle and the horse were brought to a workshop. Fortunately, the mare survived the shock well and behaved during ... (Symbolbild/MB)

Traber professional Jochen Holzschuh was very lucky in misfortune while driving to Berlin. The brakes of his van suddenly failed on the Autobahn 2 shortly behind Hanover. This led to a highly dangerous Situation for wooden shoes and the other drivers on the street. But the experienced Traber professional kept his nerves and managed to switch to the park between the cars and let the van roll out. He describes the situation as from an action film.

After the incident, the vehicle and the horse were brought to a workshop. Fortunately, the mare survived the shock well and was patient during the repair of the van. The trip to Berlin, which usually takes five hours, extended to almost eleven hours due to the incident. Nevertheless, Jochen Holzschuh made it in time for the mare derby lead in Mariendorf at the weekend and was even able to win the victory in his discipline.

The traber professional is happy that it is now in the final and could even cry for joy. However, he hopes that on the next journey to Berlin, where the final mare derby takes place on August 19, everything runs smoothly and there are no more incidents.

It is impressive with which calm and skill Jochen Holzschuh has mastered the dangerous situation on the highway. His reaction proves his years of experience as a traber professional and his firm connection to his horse. It is nice to see that the mare survived the incident and continue to do its best.

We can be excited to see how Jochen Holzschuh will beat himself in the final mare derby in Berlin and keep his fingers crossed for him and his mare for a successful completion of the racing season.