Becky Moody tops dressage grand prix at World Cup Final

Becky Moody and Jagerbomb led the grand prix at the Zen Elite FEI Dressage World Cup Final in Fort Worth, Texas, scoring 76.76% on their debut. Christian Simonson and Indian Rock placed second with 75.41%, while Patrik Kittel and Touchdown took third at 72.87%. All 16 riders qualified for Saturday's freestyle.

Becky Moody and her horse Jagerbomb impressed a packed crowd at Dickies Arena on April 9, topping the grand prix with a score of 76.76%. The British pair, European team silver medallists, settled quickly into the vast Texas venue despite it being their first World Cup Final appearance. Moody noted the balance in Jagerbomb's performance: “I had that nice balance of energy, but with relaxation as well.” She praised the horse's consistency, saying, “He’s not exceptional at anything, but he is just really good at everything.”

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