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Winners of the Grand Prix (with 81%) and the Nations Cup, Isabell Werth and Wendy de Fontaine dominated the CDIO 4* Grand Prix Special in Hagen yesterday, setting a new personal best in the process. The "Covalliero Dressage Days," hosted by Hof Kasselmann Stables, concluded on Sunday with another victory for Isabell Werth. In the CDIO4* Grand Prix Special, the world's most decorated dressage rider—partnered with Wendy—delivered a performance serving as preparation for the Wor

On the other side of the globe, preparations for the World Breeding Championships for Young Horses in Verden are also underway; the following will represent Australia in Verden: 5 ans Zauberfloete 10 & Jemma Heran Reserves : Roitaine O & Riannon Percy 6 ans Dark Diamond (Gelding by Diamond Hit - Zaubermaus)- Tayla Desmet Reserves : Rivoli de Fontaine & Riannon Percy 7 ans Osaka P & Jessica Dertell Reserves For Gold 9 & Jemma Heran

Slowly but surely, Charlotte Dujardin is continuing her return to the spotlight: partnering with Brave Heart, the British rider won the 3* Grand Prix at Hartpury yesterday. Charlotte Dujardin—one of the riders shortlisted for the World Championships in Aachen—easily won the 3* Grand Prix at Hartpury yesterday with Bordeaux son owned by the McCarthy family. She earned a score of 74.804% for her error-free test, though there was a notable spread between the 77.174% awarded by E

Germany shone on home soil yesterday at the Covalliero Dressage Days, securing an emphatic victory in the Hagen Dressage Nations Cup—the first event of its kind to be held at the venue. With the World Championships just a month away, Germany demonstrated its competitive strength by delivering a solid performance. Led by Chef d'Equipe Klaus Roeser, the quartet—comprising Semmieke Rothenberger & Farrington, Raphael Netz & Great Escape Camelot, Frederic Wandres & Bluetooth Old,

This morning, just under the Château de Chaintré, the Mâcon CDI 3* saw 26 starters—including 16 French riders—line up for the Grand Prix, setting the stage for a France-Spain battle. Victory ultimately went to Spain and Borja Carrascosa. Competing in Mâcon for the first time, the rider scored 72.587% with Frizzantino FRH. He finished ahead of his compatriot Juan Antonio Jimenez Cobo and his twelve-year-old gelding, Quartar, who left the arena with a score of 70.109%. Taking t

Now officially the host of the World Breeding Championships for Young Horses for the 2028–2030 period (see HERE), Denmark is also currently selecting its top contenders for this year's event. The following have secured their spots: 5 yo Michael Grønne Christensen & Rahmoz Langholt Joachim Chr. Thomsen & Søbakkehus Miss Malfoy Katrine Kraglund & Hamiltons Jazzmaster Merita Hagren & Chantal 1 ère reserve : Camilla Lærke Stubberup & Goomong Recioto 2 ème réserve : Maja Raabjerg