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2025 K3DE I CCI5*-L Friday Dressage

April 25, 2025
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Caroline Pamukcu rounded out her time in the dressage arena with She’s The One, who received a score of 35.3 and claimed 19th place, just seven places above barn mate, HSH Double Sixteen. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
First-timers Cassie Sanger and Redfield Fyre earned a sub-40 score of 38.6 in their debut to sit comfortably in the top-25 going into day two. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
After receiving a score of 38.2, Katherine Coleman remarked that she is looking forward to the next phase with Monbeg Senna. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
Another pair that shot up to the top of the leaderboard on day two was Boyd Martin and Luke 140, who earned sixth place going into phase two on a score of 27.9. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
After braving the worst of the day’s storms, Boyd Martin and Commando 3 danced in to second place on a score of 26.0. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
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Libussa Lübbeke and her family’s homebred mare, Caramia 34, splashed onto the Kentucky scene in their first appearance in the U.S, earning a 27.1 and fourth place overnight. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
Tied with fellow debutant Shannon Lilley, Mary Bess Davis and Imperio Magic earned a 39.8 after completing their first test in Rolex Stadium. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
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Boyd Martin and Commando 3. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
Bec Braitling and Caravaggio II will go into the second phase on a score of 40.2. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
Close on Martin’s heels, Tom McEwen and Brookfield Quality produce a fantastic test to earn a 26.2 and secure third place going into cross-country. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
Ema Klugman and Bronte Beach Z made their second appearance in the CCI5*-L at Kentucky this year and completed on a score of 39.6. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
Rounding out the top 10 is Monica Spencer and Artist, who came in just under the sub-30 marks with a score of 29.3. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
Monica Spencer lets the Pony Club volunteers give Artist some love. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
After a long break from the top level of the sport, Matt Brown returned to the Kentucky Three-Day Event with Alderwood and earned a 41.0 in the first phase. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
Lucienne Bellissimo and Dyri. USEA/Atalya Boytner photo
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Brooke Burchianti and Cooley Space Grey. USEA/Atalya Boytner photo
Harry Meade produced a solid score of 35.2 with Grafennacht, the former mount for William Fox Pitt, in their first five-star appearance together. They sit in eighteenth place overnight. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
Tim Price and longtime partner, Falco, braved the rain to finish on an impressive 27.8 and fifth place after dressage. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
Shannon Lilley and Eindhoven Garette also received a score of 39.8 in their first attempt at the five-star level today. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
Lucienne Bellissimo and Dyri wowed in their first five-star start by earned a 33.7 in the sandbox to slide into the top 15 after phase one. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo
Brooke Burchianti and Cooley Space Grey round out the field on a score of 46.3. USEA/Lindsay Berreth photo