Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour y Mount St John Freestyle logran su mejor puntuación personal en el Gran Premio

La amazona danesa Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour y su caballo Mount St John Freestyle lograron una nueva mejor puntuación personal del 84,17 % para ganar el Gran Premio en el Herning CDI5* el 6 de marzo de 2026. La pareja remató con una victoria en el Gran Premio Freestyle al día siguiente, con un 90,47 %. Laudrup-Dufour describió las actuaciones como inolvidables.

Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour, amazona danesa de doma clásica olímpica, se alió con la yegua de 17 años Mount St John Freestyle para lograr una puntuación ganadora del 84,17 % en la clase de Gran Premio del Herning CDI5* el 6 de marzo de 2026. Esto supuso una nueva mejor marca personal para la dupla, que superó a la alemana Isabell Werth y Wendy de Fontaine, segundas con un 81,91 %.

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