The FEI Dressage World Cup Freestyle to Music brought everything that makes dressage so magical: emotion, goosebumps, top sport, personal records and standing ovations. The stands vibrated with enthusiasm, and the combinations on stage proved that...

Following his victory in the Grand Prix, Hans Peter Minderhoud also managed to win the Freestyle of the CDI3*, the Equilibrium Prize, with Glock's Toto Jr. A swinging and compelling performance ensured not only a happy rider, but also an...

The French came out strong in the NAB Lightning Protection Prize at 1.45m level, but it was Sweden's top rider Peder Fredricson who managed to break their victory march. With his 17-year-old Hansson WI, he was allowed to step forward first in the...

Richard Vogel, with United Touch S, gave advance warning to his competition for next Sunday: the duo is in top form and feels at home in Den Bosch. The German rider says after his win in the VDL Groep Prize at 5* 1.55m level: ‘This audience gives...

German Hans-Dieter Dreher and his lightning-fast Jiniki left all competition behind them in the Gemeente ‘s-Hertogenbosch Prize over 1.45m this evening. With an impressive ride, the duo rushed to victory, with Dreher admitting afterwards, ‘This...

Great Britain held the best cards in the FEI Dressage World Cup Grand Prix. Charlotte Fry stayed ahead of compatriot Becky Moody on Jagerbomb with Glamourdale. Belgian revelation Justin Verboomen surprised with a handsome third place on Zonik...

The coveted Equilibrium Prize fell into the hands of Hans Peter Minderhoud. With his top horse Glock's Toto Jr. he rode to 71.87% in the CDI3* Grand Prix, taking a convincing victory. ‘Super nice, it's been a while since I won here,’ responded a...

The Intermediaire I proved to be a Freestyle of the future with an entire Dutch podium in the saddle of eight-year-old stallions. Dinja van Liere and her promising Mauro Turfhorst took the win with a cracking performance. Thamar Zweistra and Hans...

The very first edition of the HeadFirst Group Prize - Best of Champions was a resounding success. In this unique class, in which riders changed horses, Dutch champion Willem Greve ran away with the win. He left behind a top field that included...

The Dutch Masters is officially underway and opened with the KNHS Prize, with 55 combinations starting in the 1.40m course built by Louis Konickx. It was German rider Richard Vogel who beat everyone in this class against the clock. With his horse...