The final class of the day in the Dixon Oval was the CDI-W Grand Prix Qualifier sponsored by BioStar. Yvonne Losos de Muñiz of the Dominican Republic and the 2005 KWPN mare, Aquamarijn claimed the blue ribbon in the first under the lights class of Dressage at Devon presented by Kingsview Partners. The Sylvia Ines Muñiz Losos entry by United × I.P.S. Gribaldi topped the class with a score of 71.283% on their way to qualifying for tomorrow’s highlight class here at Dressage at Devon, the CDI-W Grand Prix Freestyle.

Photo – Yvonne Losos de Muñiz and Aquamarijn. (Olivia Airhart, Mane Source Media for Phelps Media Group)

Losos de Muñiz and Aquamarine are here at Dressage at Devon in preparation for the Pan American Games in a few weeks, “I have been out of the ring with her for a year, she got hurt at the World Championships, it took her a while to come back and she has only been in work for a couple of months so we are just taking it slow building up for the Pan American Games and the run for the Olympics, which all depends on if she keeps going like this. She is 18, she doesn’t look it or act it, but the time off did her good.” Speaking into what it is like to compete at Dressage at Devon, “It is amazing to compete here in Devon. I was here many years ago, and I have to say, it’s definitely gonna be back on my agenda from now on, when I’m still in the country. Because it’s absolutely, it’s just the atmosphere is like what we wanna see in a show,” Losos de Muñiz said.

Benjamin Ebeling aboard captured second with a score of 69.783% aboard Vantage Equestrian Group II, LLC’s Indeed a 2008 DWB Mare by Hofrat × De Niro 6, bred by Eva Ebbe & Steffen Hovedskov.

Rounding out the podium in third with a 69.717% were Hope Cooper and the Jane Karol entry Flynn PCH, a 2006 Hanoverian stallion by Falsterbo 11 × Walt Disney 9, bred by Gerhard Finck.

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