Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale won the Grand Prix in Basel with a score of 77.152%, impressing with powerful canter work. Isabell Werth came in second with DSP Quantaz, followed by Isabel Freese and Total Hope OLD in third. Several top combinations, including mares like Forever Young HRH and Maxima Bella, showcased impressive performances in the arena.

Isabell Werth achieved her goal of climbing one place higher in the Final ranking this year, finishing second in the Grand Prix with DSP Quantaz. Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale, who laid down a winning score of 77.152%, are looking forward to the Freestyle event. All combinations in the Grand Prix met the minimum score requirement of 60% and will compete in the Freestyle Final tomorrow.

The competition in the Les Trois Rois FEI dressage World Cup Final saw top combinations early in the running, with Larissa Pauluis and Flambeau posting a strong test, and Adrienne Lyle with Helix also earning a top-10 placing. Mares stole the show in the later part of the competition, with impressive performances from horses like Forever Young HRH, Maxima Bella, and Florine OLD. The Freestyle Final promises to be an exciting event with close scores at the top of the leaderboard.