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The storm over Aachen meant that the dressage riders in the Grand Prix of the CDI Tour were forced to take a short break. However, the competition was resumed an hour later amid glorious weather and later in a floodlit arena. And the spectators cheered the convincing winner, after her salute nobody doubted that this was the victory.

Olympic gold medallist leaves her fellow competitors trailing behind

Isabell Werth (Rheinberg) won the “HAVENS Horsefeed-Prize“ with Warum nicht FRH. With a score of 75.623 percent the 40-year-old left her fellow competitors trailing behind, since Monica Theodorescu (Füchtorf), who was a member of the bronze-winning equipe at the European Championsips in Hickstead in 2009 with Whisper, was awarded a score of 70,243 for her performance, i.e. a difference of over five percent. Third place went to Theodorescu’s fellow European Championship team member, Matthias-Alexander Rath (Kronberg), who scored 69.696 percent with his no. 2 horse Triviant UNICEF.