The small but mighty three-rider German team edged Belgium and Sweden, led by Isabell Werth and Wendy's personal best score of 79.761%.

Great Britain put up a strong fight, led by Lottie Fry and Glamourdale, but had to settle for second place by a very narrow margin.

It was a triumphant return for Bluetooth OLD after an extended break from competition; Germany edged Portugal and the Netherlands in an 8-team roster.

Led by chef d'équipe Michael Klimke who rode Harmony's Fado, Germany edged the US and Sweden, an identical result to last year's event.

The American and the speedy mare won the $340,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup in Thermal, CA, his second WC victory this season.

The pair won the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup North American League Washington with one of only two double-clears in the class.

Kent Farrington piloted the speedy mare to win the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup; Erynn Ballard was 10th with De Flor 111 Z Santa Rosa.

The German team pipped Denmark for the win and also the 2024 series title, with all three riders scoring above 70%.

The Danish squad excelled in what was essentially a 'dry run' for the Paris Olympics; Sweden finished second and France third.

It was a St. Patrick's Day victory for the Irish rider with an exciting new ride owned by Ariel Grange and scouted by Jeroen Dubbeldam.