Dressage-News

WELLINGTON, Florida, Feb. 12, 2024–With riders from 20 nations sharing in Global Dressage Festival prize money, Susan Pape of Great Britain maintained the lead in earnings after three weeks of the seven-week winter circuit.

Susan based in Germany and riding horses for Leslie and John Malone’s Harmony Sport Horses maintained the lead with $9,900 in earnings, according to prize money totals compiled by DRESSAGE-NEWS.com and presented by C&C Insurance.

Germany’s 23-year-old Felicitas Hendricks also did not compete in the past week but her earnings of $9,800 from the first two weeks kept her in second place..

Anna Marek of the Ocala area community of Dunnellon who led the first week’s earnings was back in the Global arena with victories on Fayvel in the World Cup Grand Prix and Freestyle to boost her total earnings to $8,900 and third place in the standings.

Kate Kyros, an Australian youth rider competing in Wellington for the first time, continued her success moving up to fourth on $7,850. She leads a contingent of Aussies that includes Jemma Heran, training with German team rider Frederic Wandres, on $3,240

Tinne Vilhelmson Silfvén on $6,700 and Caroline Darcourt on $4,200, both with Sweden’s Lövsta Stuteri, filled the fifth and sixth places.

C&C Insurance Global Dressage Festival Prize Money — Week 5
Susan Pape GBR $9,900
Felicitas Hendricks GER $9,800
Anna Marek USA $8,900
Kate Kyros AUS $7,850
Tinne Vilhelmson Silfvén SWE $6,700
Caroline Darcourt SWE $4,200
Pablo Gómez Molina ESP $3,380
Jemma Heran AUS $3,240
Erin Nichols USA $3,100
Siena Harris-Gissler USA $3,000
Devon Kane USA $2,880
Kevin Kohmann USA $2,800
Michael Klimke GER $2,770
Kiichi Harada JPN $2,770
Kat Fuqua USA $2,700
Hope Cooper USA $2,700
Susan Dutta USA $2,400
Charlotte Jorst USA $2,390
Camille Carier Bergeron CAN $2,100
Ashley Holzer USA $2,000