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World Equestrian Championships in Aachen

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The 2026 World Equestrian Championships in Aachen have seen significant results across dressage, vaulting, and eventing. In dressage, Great Britain’s Charlotte Fry secured gold in both the Grand Prix Special and the Grand Prix Kür riding Glamourdale. In the Special, Fry scored 82.295 percent, becoming the first rider in history to defend the title on the same horse. She was followed by Denmark’s Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour in second and Germany’s Katharina Hemmer in third. Hemmer, who achieved a personal best of 80.866 percent, later withdrew from the Kür due to veterinary advice. In the Kür, Fry continued her dominance to take gold, while Laudrup-Dufour earned silver. German legend Isabell Werth secured bronze riding Wendy de Fontaine with a score of 88.650 percent, marking her 14th career World Championship medal. In the Grand Prix Freestyle, Fry secured gold with a score of 91.907 percent, followed by Laudrup-Dufour in second and Werth in third. Vaulting competitions saw German dominance in the female individual category, where Alice Layher claimed gold, followed by Kathrin Meyer in second and Annemie Szemes in third. In the male individual competition, France’s Quentin Jabet took gold, while Germany’s Bela Lehnen secured bronze. In eventing, the competition progressed through the cross-country phase. Michael Jung has taken the individual lead following a strong performance with Chipmunk, holding a narrow lead over British riders Rosalind Canter and Laura ~~Collett ahead of~~ Collett. However, Julia Krajewski has since taken the ~~final show jumping phase.~~ lead in the individual standings with Uelzener’s Nickel, closely followed by Jung. In the team standings, Great Britain maintains a lead over ~~Germany, while the German team remains in contention for a silver medal.~~ Germany.

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