Source: KWPN
During the subtop competition in Houten last saturday, Charlotte Fry won the Prix St. Georges with the KWPN-approved stallion Everest. Lottie rode the Especial son to a score of 69.78%.
During the international competition in Lier, Belgium, last month, the combination achieved second place twice in the Light Tour. Everest scored 70.52% in the Prix St. Georges and 68% in the Intermediaire I.
In January, Charlotte Fry rode Everest to victory in the Anemone Horse Trucks Stallion Competition in the Z class. In the intermediate standings, the grey stallion was already in the lead, during the finals at the KWPN Stallion Show, Everest completed this. A horse that walks well through its body and has a lot of technique, tritt and power in trot. The canter is very nicely closed with a fantastic hind leg.

Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale won the World Cup final in Basel on Saturday evening with a score of 88.159%. To the sounds of Best of Britain, the pair showed what they are made of. Number two followed at more than 3.5%.
After the victories in London, Amsterdam and Den Bosch, this is a fantastic end to the indoor season.
Glamourdale will now focus on the coming breeding season, and is available for breeding through fresh semen (EU).

On Saturday 15 March, the last World Cup dressage qualification competition was held in the Brabanthallen in Den Bosch. Lottie and Glamourdale were once again the very best. They had already won the World Cup in London and Amsterdam and did so again in Den Bosch. Lottie piloted the KWPN approved stallion Glamourdale (by Lord Leatherdale) to 89.705% and first place after a very good Freestyle.

It was a pleasure to watch a beautiful ride by a great combination. The audience started clapping enthusiastically as they rode up the last line. The stallion continued undisturbed towards the end and concluded with a piaffe pirouette. “He was great, what a feeling and what an audience!”

Afterwards, Fry said: “It is not often that I shed a tear after a test. Glamourdale was incredible. What a crowd, and what a show!”

For the chairman of the jury Francis Verbeek-Van Roy, this was Glamourdale’s very best test ever. “I have seen him many times, often not as a jury member, and I have never seen him as good as he was today. It was not just top sport, it was entertainment at the highest level!” She awarded the test with almost 90%, two other jury members (Christine Prip from Denmark and Isobel Wessels from Great Britain) went over it. The jury was unanimous in the placements of the entire podium. Fry’s impressive performance was almost 90% with 89.705% – just a little lower than the score of Jumping Amsterdam, but still one of the highest scores Glamourdale has run since the European Championships in Riesenbeck.

With sixty points (three times the total number of points, in London, Amsterdam and Den Bosch) Charlotte Fry will definitely reach the World Cup final.

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