Jane Cleveland, won the new Young Horse Test, in the rain, for six-year-olds with Enigma, a Westphalian gelding by Ehrentusch out of Anastasia by Apart, with a 72%. This was a Qualifying Class for the FEI World Breeding Championship Dressage for Young Horses in Verden, Germany 2001. They also place second in fourth level, test one with 66%.

"You have to get a 75% to qualify for Verden, and the travel expenses to Germany are a lot, but it would be a total thrill," said Cleveland.

Romy Tota and Vincenzo won the test for five-year-olds with a 70.26%. All of the horses showing in these classes showed tremendous quality and excellent training.

Cleveland's coach, Colombian rider Marco Bernal won the Prix St. Georges with Amando, an 8-year-old KWPN gelding owned by Michelle Price. Bernal has been riding him for one month and says "He's very talented. It was his third time at PSG and at first he was upset because it was very hot - he is very sensitive - but he calmed down in the ring and his test was clean, with no mistakes."

Text by Amber Heintzberger for Dressagedaily.com