Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025

Another World Record For Edward Gal And Moorlands Totilas

The Alltech FEI Dressage Championships had everyone on the edge of their seats as the Netherlands’ Edward Gal and Adelinde Cornelissen traded off for gold throughout the competition.

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The Alltech FEI Dressage Championships had everyone on the edge of their seats as the Netherlands’ Edward Gal and Adelinde Cornelissen traded off for gold throughout the competition.

But it was Gal who would emerge on top in the Grand Prix freestyle aboard phenom Moorlands Totilas for another world-record score of 90.70 percent. The 9-year-old Dutch Warmblood stallion (Gribaldi—Lominka) had already broken one world record in the Grand Prix (84.08%) at the European Championships, but then Cornelissen earned gold in the Special aboard Parzival (84.02%) and set a world record of her own.

“Tonight was the greatest night our sport has ever seen,” said Great Britain’s Stephen Clarke, president of the ground jury, at the freestyle’s conclusion.

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Check out Gal’s winning ride on YouTube.

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