Charlotta Rogerson made a remarkable debut in the CDI3* Grand Prix, securing first place with a score of 71.522% on her mount, Bonheur de la Vie, a 13-year-old Dutch-bred gelding. This victory marks a significant achievement for Rogerson, who has previously represented Switzerland in European Championship teams at various levels, including ponies and the Big Tour. The horse was previously ridden by German rider Sandra Nuxoll.
In the competition, Germany’s Lisa Müller finished as the runner-up with a score of 68.413% on Gut Wettlkam’s Zonik Hit OLD, while fellow German rider Yara Reichert took third place with a score of 68.370% on Valverde NRW, an 11-year-old Westfalen stallion. The event showcased a strong field of competitors, with several riders achieving competitive scores.
The results highlighted the depth of talent in the CDI3* Grand Prix, with notable performances from riders across different countries. The event not only celebrated individual achievements but also underscored the growing prominence of equestrian sports in the region.
