The British rider secured a solid win in the Grand Prix to get the FEI Dressage World Cup Final 2024 underway in Riyadh.
Charlotte Fry
The British rider and her 15-year-old stallion left their competition in the dust – but not everyone agrees with the outcome.
The pair won the sixth leg of the FEI Dressage World Cup Western European League in Mechelen with a convincing score of 84.980%.
Charlotte Dujardin and Imhotep scored a whopping 89.465% in the Grand Prix Freestyle ahead of Charlotte Fry and Everdale's 85+.
The German rider ousted Great Britain's Charlotte Fry from the #1 spot; top Canadian on the list is Chris von Martels in 91st position.
The highlight of the CDI5* at the Printemps des Sports Equestres in Fontainebleau saw the British rider and her star stallion dominate.
The British rider and her super stallion Glamourdale will not attend the FEI Dressage World Cup Final in Omaha.
Fry and Glamourdale ousted former number ones Jessica Von Bredow-Werndl and Dalera; the new format lists athletes and horses separately.
The World Champions reached a new pinnacle with a best-ever score of 90.995; Canada's Naima Moreira Laliberte and Statesman place 14th.
Five women topped the categories at the FEI Awards Gala 2022 in Cape Town, decided 50% by the public and 50% by judges’ votes.
