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Charlotte Dujardin wins the Grand Prix in Windsor

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 09-05-2019
Charlotte Dujardin just won the Grand Prix at the CDI4* in Windsor. With the twelve year old gelding Erlentanz she scored 78.087%
QUICK RESULTS
  1. Charlotte Dujardin - Erlentanz
  2. Carl Hester - Nip Tuck
  3. Richard Davison - Bubblingh
All judges agreed that Dujardin was the best in this test with 11 competitors. With high scores and even two times a 10 for the flying changes and the pirouettes, she ended up with almost 4% more than Carl Hester with Nip Tuck (v. Don Ruto). Richard Davison ended third with his Dutch Warmblood Bubblingh, a son of Lingh, scoring 72.978%. Tomorrow the riders will compete again in the Freestyle. Click here for the full results.
Charlotte Dujardin just won the Grand Prix at the CDI4* in Windsor. With the twelve year old gelding Erlentanz she scored 78.087%
QUICK RESULTS
  1. Charlotte Dujardin - Erlentanz
  2. Carl Hester - Nip Tuck
  3. Richard Davison - Bubblingh
All judges agreed that Dujardin was the best in this test with 11 competitors. With high scores and even two times a 10 for the flying changes and the pirouettes, she ended up with almost 4% more than Carl Hester with Nip Tuck (v. Don Ruto). Richard Davison ended third with his Dutch Warmblood Bubblingh, a son of Lingh, scoring 72.978%. Tomorrow the riders will compete again in the Freestyle. Click here for the full results.
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