Isabell Werth and her Sezuan daughter Wendy de Fontaine shine in the World Cup Grand Prix in Amsterdam. With a superb round and a score of 79.131 percent, the successful mare bred by Kurt Gosmer and Isabell Werth ranked third in the competition. Tomorrow, Saturday, the World Cup Freestyle will take place in Amsterdam, so it's time to keep our fingers crossed again. Photo: www.Photo.EQUITARIS.de / Becker

Isabell Werth and her Wendy de Fontaine were also unbeatable in the CDI W freestyle in Basel. After winning the Grand Prix, the Sezuan daughter bred by Kurt Gosmer also won the freestyle with ease. Wendy and Isabell Werth danced their way to victory with a score of 86.155 percent. Photos: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de

Wendy de Fontaine won the World Cup Grand Prix in Basel by a clear margin. Isabell Werth and Sezuan-Tochter (breeder: Kurt Gosmer) already impressed in Frankfurt in December with fantastic rounds and are now continuing their winning streak in Basel. With a score of 78.674, the pair won the Grand Prix of the World Cup Tour in convincing fashion. Photos: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de

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The Sezaun daughter also delivered a superb performance in the freestyle of the Top 12 Dressage Final. Isabell Werth and the eleven-year-old black mare bred by Kurt Gosmer shone in Frankfurt with two top performances, securing the bronze medal in the freestyle after finishing second in the Grand Prix today. Photo: www.Photo.EQUITARIS.de

Isabell Werth and a Wendy de Fontaine in top form shine in the Grand Prix in Frankfurt. For the Sezuan daughter bred by Kurt Gosmer and Isabell Werth, this is the first competition after a long break, and Wendy is back in top form. With a dream round and a score of 81.456 percent, the pair came in a close second at the CDI5* Grand Prix in Frankfurt's Festhalle. Photo: www.Photo.EQUITARIS.de

The world's best are gathering in Frankfurt, so Olympic champion and Sezuan's daughter Wendy de Fontaine, ridden by Isabell Werth, will of course be there too. Good Luck!! Photo: www.Sportfotos-Lafrentz.de

Sky, this year's National Champion of seven-year-old dressage horses, will now be known as Sky FRH. The colorful chestnut, bred by Gestüt Neff, celebrated his greatest success to date under the saddle of Ann-Kathrin Lachemann. Photo: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de

Isabell Werth's successful horses Special Blend and Wendy de Fontaine are currently ranked among the 50 best dressage horses in the world. Special Blend (breeder: Hannelore Weber) improved from 26th to 24th place compared to the previous month, while Wendy de Fonatine (breeder: Kurt Gosmer) remains in 39th place. Special Blend. Photo: www.sportfotos-lafrentz.de