Kristin Wasemiller-Knutson Wins the Grand Prix Freestyle
US Dressage Finals
November 5, 2025 at 10:36 AMBy b.wehner
Kristin Wasemiller-Knutson and her own Vashti danced their way to victory in the Grand Prix Freestyle at the US Dressage Finals, earning an impressive score of 72.250%. Their polished and expressive performance captivated both the judges and the crowd, securing the top spot in a highly competitive field.
Top Contenders Shine
Jennifer Roth and Imperador DR followed close behind with a score of 71.258% to claim second place, while Josefine Parada and Floyd rounded out the podium in third on 71.125%. Each combination delivered strong, harmonious tests that reflected the high standard of competition seen throughout the Finals.
Artistry in Motion
It was a night defined by elegance, precision, and passion — a true celebration of the artistry and athleticism that define dressage at its finest.
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