Lottie Fry to Represent British Dressage at 2025 World Cup Final
Full list of entries announced for prestigious 2025 World Cup Final
March 20, 2025 at 11:03 AMBy b.wehner
British dressage star Lottie Fry has officially secured her spot at the 2025 FEI World Cup Final, set to take place April 2-6 in Basel, Switzerland. Fry earned her place after an impressive victory at the Dutch Masters, the final leg of the Western European League, on March 15th. This marks Fry’s third appearance at the World Cup Final but her first with Glamourdale, the 14-year-old stallion.
Germany’s legendary Isabell Werth tops the standings heading into the Final and is set to make her record-breaking 26th World Cup Final appearance aboard DSP Quantaz. Werth will be joined by an elite field of international riders, including last year’s champion Patrik Kittel, who automatically qualifies and will return with Forever Young HRH.
The 2025 FEI World Cup Final promises to deliver world-class dressage action, featuring top combinations from multiple nations. Full entries will include a talented roster of horses, riders, and owners, all set to compete for one of the most prestigious titles in the sport!
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