Dressage-News

SAUGERTIES, New York, Sept. 23, 2017–Canada’s Brittany Fraser and All In won the World Cup Grand Prix Freestyle Saturday with a personal best score and the first Big Tour victory for the pair.

Brittany and the 12-year-old KWPN gelding scored 75.090 per cent to move the pair into second place in the World Cup North American League that will send two combinations to the final in Paris next April.

Brittany and All In moved up to CDI Grand Prix in September, 2015 after riding at small tour on Canada’s silver medal team at the Pan American Games in Toronto. The pair competed on the United States East Coast, including the Global Dressage Festival in Wellington, Florida, until this summer when they went to Europe and showed in the CDI4* at the World Equestrian Festival in Aachen, Germany, the world’s most prestigious ed-inform.net.

This was the duo’s first event since Europe and placed them second behind Steffen Peters of Santa Rosa, California on Rosamunde in the North American standings after three of 13 events scheduled in the United States–none are listed for Canada.

P.J. Rizvi of Greenwich, Connecticut on Breaking Dawn placed second on 74.600 per cent, matching their best freestyle score so far that was set at Fritzens, Austria in July on their first European competition swing.

Canada’s Jacqueline Brooks on D Niro were third on 71.455 per cent. Jacqueline and the popular gray Swedish Warmblood gelding began their Big Tour career at this same event in 2011. D Niro is now 18 years old.

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