The Paralympic dressage competition at the Tokyo Paralympics is now complete after equestrian athletes from 27 nations contested the individual, team and freestyle competitions from 26-30 August. But who won the medals? Check out the Paralympic dressage results from across the five equestrian grades, as well as those individuals who have qualified for the final day’s freestyle to music…
Grade I freestyle
Gold – Roxanne Trunnell on Dolton USA (86.927%)
Silver – Rihards Snikus on King Of The Dance LAT (82.087%)
Bronze – Sara Morganti on Royal Delight ITA (81.1%)
Grade II freestyle
Gold – Lee Pearson on Breezer GBR (82.447%)
Silver – Pepo Puch on Sailor’s Blue AUT (81.007%)
Bronze – Georgia Wilson on Sakura GBR (76.754%)
Grade III freestyle
Gold – Tobias Thorning Jorgensen on Jolene Hill DEN (84.347%)
Silver – Natasha Baker on Keystone Dawn Chorus GBR (77.614%)
Bronze – Ann Cathrin Lubbe on La Costa Majlund NOR (76.447%)
Grade IV freestyle
Gold – Sanne Voets on Demantur NED (82.085%)
Silver – Louise Etzner Jakobsson on Goldstrike BJ SWE (75.935%)
Bronze – Manon Claeys on San Dior 2 BEL (75.680%)
Grade V freestyle
Gold – Michele Geroge on Best Of 8 BEL (80.590%)
Silver – Frank Hosmar on Alphaville NED (80.240%)
Bronze – Regine Mispelkamp on Highlander Delight GER (76.820%)
Team medals
Gold – Great Britain (229.905)
Silver – The Netherlands (229.249)
Bronze – United States of America (224.352)
Grade I individual
Gold – Roxanne Trunnell on Dolton USA (81.464%)
Silver – Rihards Snikus on King Of The Dance LAT (80.179%)
Bronze – Sara Morganti on Royal Delight ITA (76.964%)
Additional combinations qualified for grade I freestyle:
Jens Lasse Dokkan on Aladdin NOR (75.929%)
Laurentia Tan on Banestro SGP (73.964%)
Katja Karjalainen on Dr Doolittle FIN (71.893%)
Julia Sciancalepore on Heinrich IV AUT (70.571%)
Vladislav Pronkii on Silva Le Andro RPC (70.429%)
Grade II individual
Gold – Lee Pearson on Breezer GBR (76.265%)
Silver – Pepo Puch on Sailor’s Blue AUT (73.441%)
Bronze – Georgia Wilson on Sakura GBR (72.765%)
Additional combinations qualified for grade II freestyle:
Heidemarie Dresing on La Boum 20 GER (72.294%)
Beatrice da Lavalette on Clarc USA (70.265%)
Katrine Kristensen on Welldone Dallas DEN (69.794%)
Mitsuhide Miyaji on Charmander JPN (66.824%)
Luliia Poliakova on Romina Power RPC (66.824%)
Grade III individual
Gold – Tobias Thorning Jorgensen on Jolene Hill DEN (78.971%)
Silver – Natasha Baker on Keystone Dawn Chorus GBR (76.265%)
Bronze – Rixt van der Horst on Findsley NED (75.765%)
Additional combinations qualified for grade III freestyle:
Ann Cathrine Lubbe on La Costa Majlund NOR (72.971%)
Chiara Zenati on Swing Royal FRA (71.059%)
Barbara Minneci on Stuart BEL (70.853%)
Caroline Cecilie Nielsen on Davidoff 188 DEN (70.265%)
Emma Booth on Zidane AUS (70.059%)
Grade IV individual
Gold – Sanne Voets on Demantur NED (76.585%)
Silver – Rodolpho Riskalla on Don Henrico BRA (74.659%)
Bronze – Manon Claeys on San Dior 2 BEL (72.853%)
Additional combinations qualified for grade IV freestyle:
Louise Etzner Jakobsson on Goldstrike BJ SWE (72.634%)
Susanne Jensby Sunesen on Leeds DEN (71.976%)
Saskia Deutz on Soyala GER (70.975%)
Kate Shoemaker on Solitaer 40 USA (70.854%)
Philippa Johnson-Dwyer on Just In Time RSA (69.78%)
Grade V individual
Gold – Michele George on Best Of 8 BEL (76.524%)
Silver – Sophie Wells on Don Cara M GBR (74.405%)
Bronze – Frank Hosmar on Alphaville NED (73.405%)
Additional combinations qualified for grade V freestyle:
Regine Mispelkamp on Highlanders Delights GER (73.191%)
Natalia Martianova on Quinta RPC (71.405%)
Lena Malstrom on Fabulous Fidelie SWE (69.833%)
Kevin van Ham on Eros Van Ons Heem BEL (69.357%)
Amelia White on Genius 60 AUS (69.238%)
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