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Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale once again showcased their class, claiming their very first FEI Dressage World Cup Final victory with an impressive score of 88.195%.

Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale of Great Britain claimed victory in the Grand Prix ahead of Saturday night's FEI World Cup Final Freestyle.

Canberra International Horse Trials kicks off tomorrow, with Shane Rose and The Bandit back to defend their CCI4*S title.

The draw was completed for the FEI Vaulting World Cup Final on Wednesday, with Australia’s Ginger Kennett set to be the first athlete into the arena with horse Goldjunge and lunger Jacqueline Schönteich.

The draw for the FEI Dressage World Cup Final took place Wednesday, with the trot-up to follow on Thursday in Basel.

A seven-time Burghley starter and Hall of Fame inductee, Happy Times represented Australia at the highest level with rider Sam Griffiths.

Kelly Layne, who previously represented Australia at an Olympic Games and now rides for the USA, has an exciting young Grand Prix horse.