The 2025 Les Trois Rois FEI Dressage World Cup Final belonged to Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale of Great Britain from start to finish.
Following a convincing Grand Prix win on Friday, the pair once again showcased their class in the Grand Prix freestyle, claiming their very first victory with an impressive score of 88.19%—nearly four percentage points clear of the competition and taking unanimous first placings from all five judges.
The podium order from the Grand Prix remained intact, with Isabell Werth of Germany and DSP Quantaz securing second place (84.36%), and Isabel Freese of Norway and Total Hope OLD completing the top three (81.85%).
Fry and Van Olst Horses’ 14-year-old Dutch Warmblood stallion (Lord Leatherdale—Thuja, Negro) extended their winning streak with this victory, having already claimed the World Cup freestyle victories in London, Amsterdam and ’s-Hertogenbosch (the Netherlands).
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“This is very special,” Fry said. “To win here today is absolutely amazing, and it felt like ‘Glammie’ loved every second of it.”
Kevin Kohmann and Diamante Farms’ Dünensee lead the way for the U.S. contingent, scoring 75.53% to finish 10th. Geñay Vaughn and Gino improved upon their Grand Prix performance to earn 73.76% and 14th place in the freestyle, while Adrienne Lyle and Helix scored 71.25% for 16th place.
“It was amazing walking into the arena. I had so many people here to support me; it meant a lot,” Kohmann said. “Our relationship together has grown so much over the past few years. I’ve never had a horse that I thought could ever take me to the places ‘Denzel’ has, and it’s really an honor to be able to experience moments like this with my best friend in the ring. He’s given me everything, and while tonight may not have been our most perfect performance, I could still feel him enjoying every movement and feeding off the energy of the crowd.”
See full results here.
