Dressage-News

PÄRNU, Estonia, May 28, 2022–Stella Hagelstam and Mount St. John Kom Fairy Tale won the World Cup Short Cup Grand Prix Saturday in the debut CDI competition for the Finnish rider and the British-owned mare.

Stella and the 16-year-old Finnish Warmblood owned by Mount St. John stud scored 69.474% for the win. The horse was competed at Big Tour by Britain’s Amy Jean Woodhead in 2021 and with Charlotte Dujardin in the saddle was fifth in the British national finals at Intermediate 2 in 2019.

Lithuanians Sandra Sysojeva on Jack Daniel’S, a nine-year-old Rhinelander gelding, were second on 69.447% and Justina Vanagaite on Nabab, a Belgian Warmblood gelding also nine years old, third on 68.500%.

The Freestyle to determine points in the Central European qualifier is scheduled for Sunday.

Results:

CDI-W Short Grand Prix

1) Stella Hagelstam, FIN – Mount St John Kom Fairy Tale 69.474%
2) Sandra Sysojeva, LTU – Jack Daniel’ S 69.447%
3) Justina Vanagaite, LTU – Nabab 68.500%
4) Siiri Kyrö, FIN – Kyro Hot Flow 67.158%
5) Pilvi Tuominen, FIN – G-Renzo 66.869%
6) Maria Pyykönen, FIN – Furst Wild S 66.579%
7) Dina Ellermann, EST – Donna Anna 66.369%
8) Dina Ellermann, EST – Finalist 66.132%
9) Jevgenia KaskSavchenko, EST – Landy’s Akvarel 59.316%
10) Sirpa Degerth-Kaldi, FIN – San Diego 59.237%