Performance competition continued at Dressage at Devon 2022 on Saturday morning, with energy still high from the festivities of the night before. Featuring the Junior, Young Rider, and Intermediate I tests for CDI1*, CDI3*, and Amateur competitors prior to another exciting evening of special exhibitions, parties, and FEI Grand Prix competition, the historic show’s top competition continued over the weekend.

The first class of the day in the Dixon Oval was the FEI Young Riders Individual test, presented by Archer & Buchanan Architecture. Megan Tursi and So Speciale Edition, a 13-year-old Oldenburg mare owned by Isabelle Thompson, ended the division on a high note, scoring a personal best of 67.255% in the class. Quinn Ridgway and Dramatika V, a 14-year-old Hanoverian mare owned by Quinn Ridgway, also earned a personal best score of 65.49%, finishing in second place behind Tursi. Olivia Turcott and Lalique, a 15-year-old Oldenburg mare owned by Patricia Piccillo, rounded out the top three with a score of 65.147%.

Shannon Dueck and Angelika MW. (Phelps/Emma Miller photo)

The FEI Junior competition wrapped up Saturday morning, with Franki Kesner on Il Divo, a 9-year-old KWPN gelding, scoring a personal best of 63.186%. Isabella Fabrizio and Whiskey Girl, a 13-year-old Oldenburg mare owned by Cara Klothe, finished in second place with a 62.99%, while Lucas Garvey and Everest, a 13-year-old Danish Warmblood gelding owned by Jeff Dunkelberger, took third with 62.451%.In the FEI Pony Individual class, presented by Zoey by Design Curated Accessories, it was Marley McCourt of the United States who rode away with the blue ribbon on Curious Christopher Robin, a 17-year-old Welsh cross gelding owned by Wendy Garfinkel, on a score of 58.243%.

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