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Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour and Mount St John Freestyle amaze with over 91% in World Cup Freestyle!

The Dressage World Cup Freestyle in Gothenburg delivered a breathtaking evening of equestrian artistry, with Denmark’s Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour and her remarkable mare, Mount St John Freestyle (Fidermark), securing a decisive victory. With a total score of 91.200%, Laudrup-Dufour demonstrated technical brilliance and artistic expression that left judges and spectators in awe.

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