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For the first time in five years, a team other than Germany stood atop the podium in the opening FEI Dressage Nations Cup™ leg in Wellington (USA). The United States was best on home turf Thursday at the Global Dressage Festival, securing the victory in the final ride.  Under the guidance of Chef d'Equipe Christine Traurig, Ashley Holzer (Hawtins San Floriana), Jordan LaPlaca (Gold Play), Meagan Davis (Toronto Lightfoot), and Anna Marek (Fayvel) finished on a total score of 2

In the mid-afternoon, Eurodressage revealed that the stallion Dancier Gold FRH had been entrusted to Jessica von Bredow Werndl. Bred by Georg Strübing, this son of Dancier and Weltmeyer was approved in the Hanoverian studbook in 2017 and then sold to Sprehe Stables for €142,000. Initially ridden by Anna-Sophie Fiebelkorn, he took fifht place in the German 3-Year-Old Championship. He then joined the string horses of Australian rider Simone Pearce, riding for Gestut Sprehe a

While since last weekend, between announcements of defections and catch-ups, the Fort Worth World Cup Final start list has been slowly being revealed, new names now appear and significant ones: If British's Becky Moody and her Jagerbomb are considered favorites, they won't be traveling to Texas alone, as they will be joined by Charlotte Dujardin and Alive and Kicking. Their participation is somewhat unexpected, given that they only accumulated 25 points in London and Amsterda

Since the end of his partnership with the Glock family, the Dutch rider Hans Peter Minderhoud has not appeared in competition: he last competed in Leeuwarden last October, on Small Tour level, with My Toto, a 9-year-old by Toto Jr. The former Dutch national team rider started a new mount today, for now quite unknown, in the Saint George class at a national competition held in Voorthuizen, Gelderland: Kir Royal O. This 11-year-old mare byDesperado and Hemmingway, previously ri

Hour after hour, the participants of the Fort Worth World Cup Final are revealed... with now the announcement of the participation of Austrian Bettina Kendlbacher. Like Moritz Treffinger, Bettina Kendlbacher did not qualify directly, as she finished 11th in the Western European League with her Broadmoars Don Alfredo AWO, thanks to the 44 points she earned at the Mariakalnok (Hungary), Lipica (Slovenia), Basel (Switzerland), and Neumünster (Germany) legs. A member of her nati

At 36, Lithuanian Justina Vanagaitė Samuile is slowly but surely writing her name in World Cup history: in 3 weeks, she will participate in the 3rd consecutive Final of her career after those she were part in 2023 in Omaha and in 2024 in Riyadh. It's still difficult to say precisely what the starting list for the Fort Worth World Cup Final will look like. As for the Eastern European league, it's not yet known whether the top-ranked pair, Poland's Sandra Sysojeva and her Maxim