Paris 2024 Olympic Games Photo Gallery: Grand Prix Freestyle

Germany takes individual gold and silver at the Grand Prix Freestyle during the final day of dressage competition at the Paris Games.

Germany’s defending champions Jessica von Bredow-Werndl and her incredible mare TSF Dalera BB, secured the individual gold for the second time in a row earlier today at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Their Grand Prix Freestyle score of 90.093% was the only one in the field of 18 to break the 90-percent barrier. “Today I woke up and thought, OK, it’s all about trust. We are enough. I have to trust myself and I have to trust Dalera,” von Bredow-Werndl said. “It was about letting go, to surrender”

Germany’s Isabell Werth took silver aboard her new mare Wendy after posting a score of 89.614%. And bronze went to Great Britain’s Charlotte (“Lottie”) Fry and stallion Glamourdale with a score of 88.971%.

Take a peak at our photo gallery, highlighting the most memorable moments from the Grand Prix Freestyle on the fourth and final day of Olympic dressage competition at Versailles. For our full report on Sunday’s Grand Prix Freestyle competition, click here.

 Scenes from the Dressage Arena: Grand Prix Freestyle

Great Britain’s Lottie Fry gets emotional after she and stallion Glamourdale took bronze in the Grand Prix Freestyle earlier today with a score of 88.971%. | © Shannon Brinkman
France’s Pauline Basquin gives Sertorius de Rima Z a reassuring pat during the Grand Prix Freestyle at the stunning Chateau de Versailles. © FEI/Benjamin Clark
From left, Germany’s Isabell Werth, von Bredow-Werndl and Fry celebrate their medals with a quick selfie. | © FEI/Benjamin Clark
The Netherlands’ Dinja van Liere gives her Olympic mount Hermes a bear hug after their stellar freestyle performance. Finishing fourth, the pair barely missed taking bronze with their score of 88.432%. | © Shannon Brinkman
Defending champion von Bredow-Werndl gives her Olympic partner TSF Dalera BB a loving pat. | © Shannon Brinkman
Germany’s Werth looks on as her fellow teammate von Bredow-Werndl can’t hold back her jubilation. The win marked their second consecutive gold in individual Olympic dressage, posting a score of 90.093%. | © Shannon Brinkman
Germany’s von Bredow-Werndl and TSF Dalera BB danced their way to top again. | © FEI/Benjamin Clark
France’s Basquin gives her Olympic mount Sertorius de Rima Z a joyful kiss after their freestyle performance. | © FEI/Benjamin Clark
Finland’s Emma Kanerva praised her Olympic mount Greek Air at the Grand Prix Freestyle during the Paris 2024 Olympics. | © FEI/Benjamin Clark
Kanerva and Greek Air came in 12th with a score of 81.607%. | © FEI/Benjamin Clark
German teammates Werth (left) and von Bredow-Werndl embrace in celebration. | © Shannon Brinkman

For More:

  • For our full report on Sunday’s Grand Prix Freestyle during the final day of Olympic dressage competition, click here.
  • To read more about our coverage of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, click here.
  • If you’re interested in our coverage of Olympic eventing or show jumping, click here.

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