Ashlee Bond (ISR) and Imagine out-galloped Canada's Erynn Ballard and Classic Penny to top a field of 40 over Catsy Cruz's (MEX) course.

Both Youth Championships will be hosted in Germany, with the Youth Jumping in Aachen and the U25 Dressage in Hagen.

Canadians Eric Lamaze and Tiffany Foster place 5-6 in the class, while Rachel Cornacchia grabs 2nd place in $50,000 grand prix.

“He is an experienced equitation horse and today was my first time riding him in the ring,” said Krawitt following his Section A win.

Personal best scores continued for Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu and All In, while Pia Fortmuller and Freida won the Lövsta Future Challenge.

The Canadian scores 73.319% in the Special; Jill Irving and Arthur place 4th and Diane Creech is 7th riding Chrevi’s Christo.

Two Canadians were top-10: Mario Deslauriers and Bardolina (7th) and Eric Lamaze with Dieu Merci Van T & L (10th).

The pair win the $37,000 Restylane 1.45m CSI2* ‒ a hot start, as it is their first show after a lengthy break due to the pandemic.

Fraser-Beaulieu and the big gelding earned their highest Grand Prix CDI-W score ever and now set their sights on the FEI World Cup Finals.

Second place in the FEI Grand Prix CDI 3* for Special went to Canada’s Lindsay Kellock piloting Sebastien, who earned 72.326%.