Again, it was the Germans' day on the track - and it was dressage at the highest level.
Isabell Werth handled the gold with 90,875 percent, Dorothee Scheider took silver at 90,561 percent and Jessica von Bredow-Werndl bronze at 89,107 and all three medalists set a personal record.
- The horse is absolutely fantastic. You know there is always something more that can be achieved with her. It's unreal, says Isabell Werth.
For Swedish, Patrik Kittel and Well Done de la Roche were again the best of the Swedes. Ekipaget also struck with a personal best, 82.296 percent, and an eighth place.
- I am very satisfied, she has been very sensitive before and has never been over 80 before. Very, very satisfied with the horse. On such a young horse that is so untrained it is a very big thing to go over 80 percent. You have to be grateful for that, Kittel tells SVT Sport.
Therese Nilshagen and Dante Weltino received 78,946 percent and finished eleven.
Juliette Ramel, who made her debut in the championship, gained 74.346 percent and finished 13th.
- I have not ridden with him for a long time, he has been very tense. He was much better but very much in the gas. He lies on far too much then. In the end, I did some big pirates to not put too much pressure on him, she tells SVT Sport.
- The further into the program I came, the more he relaxed. Actually he is a horse that is very focused on me, but when I came in today it was a bit "uo-oh"
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