The pair scored an impressive 86.745% in the Grand Prix Freestyle; five of the top six spots were claimed by Germans on their home turf.

Germany’s world number one delivered a stunning Dressage Freestyle performance riding the Quaterback gelding, scoring 84.70%.

The German and the 14-year-old bay gelding won the FEI Dressage World Cup Grand Prix - her sixth victory at this French venue.

The German pipped Isabell Werth, who again had to settle for silver, this time with Wendy, while Lottie Fry took bronze with Glamourdale.

The pair took the FEI Dressage World Cup Western European League at ’s-Hertogenbosch over Charlotte Fry and Everdale.

The British rider and her 15-year-old stallion left their competition in the dust – but not everyone agrees with the outcome.

The 17-year-old gelding was in a class of his own, scoring 86.880 to finish well ahead of the field in the FEI Dressage World Cup.

Riesenbeck, Germany, is the site of this important championship which will determine the last three Olympic team places from Group A/B.

Jessica will bid for a back-to-back double aboard Dalera, but can fellow Germans Isabell Werth or Ingrid Klimke unseat her?

With the dressage qualifiers wrapped up, the definite entries list released and Glamourdale out of the picture, it could be anyone's to win.