Moorlands Totilas Sets New Record

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Moorlands Totilas Sets New Record
Moorlands Totilas has won the World Cup Dressage Qualifier at the Olympia Horse show and set a new freestyle record.

The stunning black 9 year old stallion was as impressive as ever and fully deserved to win the competition with his wonderfully extravagant and effortless paces.

Ridden by Edward Gal the pair went on to set a new freestyle record of 92.3 % which beats their previous record of 90.7 % which was set earlier in the year at the Europeans at Windsor Castle.

In second place was Adelinde Cornelissen riding the 12 year old chestnut Parzival who performed an excellent 82.05 % to finish just behind her compatriot.

In third place for Great Britain was Carl Hester riding the 16.2hh bay Holsteiner gelding Liebling II.

Final Results Of The World Cup Dressage Qualifier At The Olympia Horse Show

• First - Moorlands Totilas ridden by Edward Gal.
  • 92,3%
• 2nd - Parzival ridden by Adelinde Cornelissen.
  • 82.05%
• 3rd - Liebling II ridden by Carl Hester.
  • 78.45%
• 4th - Andretti H ridden by Laura Bectolsheimer.
  • 77.35%
• 5th - Hiscox Artemis ridden by Richard Davison.
  • 75.15%
• 6th - Cadillac ridden by Catherine Haddad.
  • 73.6%