Kate Kyros, a 21-year-old Australian Dressage rider, made her mark at the prestigious CHIO Aachen competition, competing in the Prix St Georges alongside seasoned Olympians. Despite her young age, Kyros displayed her talent aboard Intro K, securing a respectable 12th place with a score of 66.323%. The event featured a field of accomplished riders, including seven Olympians from various countries.
The top honors in the class went to Germany’s Fredric Wandres and Quizmaster FRH, who clinched victory with an impressive score of 73.912%. They were followed by Ingrid Klimke and Diafys OLD in second place, with Dutch pair Dinja Van Liere and Mauro Turfhorst closely behind in third place, scoring 72.382%.
Looking ahead, the CDI1* Intermediate I competition was set to take place on 5th July, determining the championship title. The event promised more thrilling performances as riders vied for top positions in the competition.
One of the standout performances came from Fredric Wandres and Quizmaster in the Prize of VUV-Vereinigte Unternehmerverbände. Wandres and Quizmaster showcased their prowess, claiming victory with a remarkable score of 73.912%. This marked their second consecutive win in the class, highlighting their consistent excellence in Dressage arenas.
Despite facing challenging weather conditions during the event, Wandres and Quizmaster maintained their composure and delivered a flawless performance. The partnership between the rider and the horse proved to be a winning combination, setting a positive tone for the competition.
The competition at CHIO Aachen was not short of surprises, with Ingrid Klimke and Diafys OLD putting up a stellar performance, earning a score of 72.647%. The duo’s seamless coordination and impressive display of skills captured the audience’s attention, showcasing the depth of talent present at the event.
Adding to the excitement, the third-place finish went to the Dutch pair of Dinja van Liere and Mauro Turfhorst. The duo, known for their past successes at the World Championships of Young Dressage Horses, continued to impress with their performance at CHIO Aachen, solidifying their reputation as formidable competitors in the Dressage arena.
Overall, the competition at CHIO Aachen 2025 showcased the exceptional talent and competitive spirit of Dressage riders from around the world. The event served as a platform for riders to demonstrate their skills and form lasting connections with fellow equestrians, setting the stage for future successes in the sport.
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