With just one California qualifier left on the calendar, Kristina Harrison-Antell and her longtime partner Finley seized their moment in Del Mar. The pair topped Sunday&rsquo;s Grand Prix Freestyle with a score of 72.180%, earning Harrison-Antell her first career win in a CDI Grand Prix Freestyle&mdash;and her first Big Tour win of any kind in three years, following a Grand Prix victory the day before.
She and the 15-year-old KWPN gelding have been together from the start. Harrison-Antell purchased Finley as a coming three-year-old and has developed him up the levels herself. For the California native, earning her first freestyle victory at a venue like Del Mar&mdash;one she competed at often in her junior years&mdash;was a full-circle moment.
With this result, Harrison-Antell moves into sixth place on the US Equestrian Open leaderboard with 69 points, likely securing a ticket to the Final in Thermal, California this November.
<h2 dir="ltr">Leaderboard Implications Beyond the Win</h2>
The field in Del Mar was smaller than usual, but still yielded meaningful leaderboard movement. Nadine Schwartsman and Royal Flash R finished second with a personal best of 69.935%, a result that&mdash;while below the typical freestyle benchmark&mdash;adds valuable points to her season total. With consistent appearances across multiple qualifiers, Schwartsman is quietly building a strong case for a Finals berth.
Laura DeCesari and Rossi rounded out the podium in third with a score of 66.845%, just ahead of G&uuml;nter Seidel and Equirelle. While Seidel&rsquo;s freestyle didn&rsquo;t land as hoped, a fourth-place finish in the small field added enough to push him into 15th on the leaderboard with 47 points. That keeps him within the current Finals cutoff, but his position remains vulnerable. A fifth-place or better result at Galway Downs in May would help secure his spot as the leaderboard tightens.
Meanwhile, Anna Buffini and Fiontini&mdash;<a href="https://www.usequestrianopen.org/stories/coach-vs-student-round-two-the-del-mar-rematch" target="_blank" rel="noopener">favorites heading into the weekend</a>&mdash;were eliminated during the Grand Prix and did not advance to the freestyle. Buffini later explained on Instagram that while she didn&rsquo;t feel anything wrong in the moment, &ldquo;after reviewing the video, it&rsquo;s clear the judges made the right call.&rdquo; The elimination likely ends her chances of climbing the leaderboard, especially as the remaining qualifiers begin to fan out across the country.
With 16 qualifiers down and <a href="https://www.usequestrianopen.org/stories/dressage-us-equestrian-open-quick-guide" target="_blank" rel="noopener">just seven remaining</a>, the leaderboard is tightening. The top names have begun to pull away, but the final slots for the $250,000 Final are still very much in play.
<h2 dir="ltr">The Series Continues</h2>
The US Equestrian Open has its first break in qualifiers next week but returns with a dual-coast, double-header on May 1. West Coast riders like Seidel and Harrison-Antell will have a chance to reinforce their leaderboard standing in Temecula, California, at Pacific Coast Dressage, while East Coast contenders such as Karen Lipp, Anna Marek, and Denielle Gallagher head to TerraNova in Myakka City, Florida.
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Kristina Harrison-Antell Clinches First Freestyle Victory in Del Mar

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One of America&rsquo;s most decorated dressage mentors and his star student go head-to-head again this weekend in Del Mar. The last time Anna Buffini and G&uuml;nter Seidel met here, Buffini edged her longtime coach for the win. But on that day, it was Seidel&mdash;not Buffini&mdash;who received the highest individual judge score of the class. Now, just two California qualifiers remain before the series heads east, and both riders return to a familiar arena with different goals on the line.
Buffini returns with Fiontini, a <a href="https://www.usequestrianopen.org/stories/a-quiet-stage-a-legendary-mare">triple World Young Horse Champion</a> who once posted an 83.410% freestyle under Patrik Kittel. Buffini&rsquo;s best with the mare sits at 73.235%&mdash;a strong result, but still shy of Fiontini&rsquo;s proven potential. This season is about whether she can unlock the brilliance embedded in that record.
Seidel, meanwhile, isn&rsquo;t chasing redemption. With three Olympic appearances and a resume full of World Cup Finals, his return is about rhythm and refinement. After a three-year freestyle hiatus, he and Equirelle posted a shaky 68.695% at the Del Mar Opener in February before rebounding to 73.080% in March&mdash;just 0.155% behind Buffini at their last faceoff.
<h2 dir="ltr">A Test Decided by Tenths</h2>
That March faceoff&mdash;<a href="https://www.usequestrianopen.org/stories/buffini-returns-seidel-surges-a-tight-finish-at-the-del-mar-affaire">Qualifier 12</a>&mdash;was one of the closest finishes of the season. Buffini won the class on 73.235%, but Seidel earned the day&rsquo;s highest single judge score: a 75.175%. More than half of the movements were separated by less than a tenth of a point on average. It was, in every sense, a test decided by the slimmest margins.
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Buffini won more of the directly comparable movements, especially in trot work and artistry. Her final halt carried an average margin of +1.8. Her extended trot was another highlight, netting her a +0.9 edge. She also led the field in rhythm&mdash;a 0.28-point advantage that helped tilt the artistic panel in her favor.
But her weaknesses were just as pronounced. In extended canter, Buffini lost by an average of 1.8 points. Her half-pass left (&ndash;0.5) and canter pirouette right (&ndash;0.3) were additional soft spots. More telling than the averages, though, was the judging spread. Her extended canter was scored as low as a 4.0 and as high as an 8.0. One judge gave her an 8 in the half-pass right while another gave a 6. At position H, one judge consistently diverged&mdash;awarding an 8 where others gave 5s, and later handing out a 5 where most gave 7s.
Seidel, by contrast, was steady. Across all 25 matched movements, no score differed by more than 1.5 points between judges. His ride was measured and deliberate, and the panel stayed in agreement from start to finish. His extended canter remained his biggest win, and his musicality continued to shine.
Despite the difference in style, the two riders finished nearly tied in overall artistic averages. Buffini led in rhythm and choreography. Seidel edged ahead in degree of difficulty and music. Their totals were separated by just 0.02 points before coefficients were applied. It was, essentially, a draw&mdash;but one that revealed two very different strengths.
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<h2 dir="ltr">The Leaderboard Picture</h2>
Although the student-versus-mentor rematch headlines the weekend, it&rsquo;s Kristina Harrison-Antell who may have the most to gain. She sits 12th on 49 points. With just five riders in the field, she&rsquo;s guaranteed at least 15 points&mdash;likely enough to push her into the top ten.
Seidel, currently holding 32 points, would move to 52 with a win. And if he competes again at Galway Downs in a few weeks, a fourth result would likely secure his place in the Final.
Buffini is still on the outside looking in when it comes to the leaderboard. But two strong results&mdash;this weekend and at Galway&mdash;could change that. She&rsquo;ll need top-two finishes at both, and she&rsquo;ll need to deliver tests that show not just potential, but polish.
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Technically, the West Coast season wraps at the Ginny Rattner Memorial in Oregon at the end of May. But with Del Mar and Galway Downs marking the <a href="https://www.usequestrianopen.org/stories/dressage-us-equestrian-open-quick-guide">last two California qualifiers</a>, the travel questions are real. Riders looking to avoid a 2,000-mile haul to the East Coast will need to make these final stops count.
Watch the freestyle Sunday at Del Mar Horse Park. The class starts at 10:30 a.m. Pacific on USEF Network. <a href="https://www.usef.org/membership/join-renew">Sign up for free</a> as a fan to stream the action.

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Coach vs. Student, Round Two: The Del Mar Rematch

In our latest podcast episode, Annie Bishop and Diarm Byrne unpack a wild few weeks of competition and look ahead to a fascinating Ocala field. From James Alliston&rsquo;s incredible 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 5th at Twin Rivers to the long-awaited CCI4*-S debut of Sharon White's Jaguar&rsquo;s Duende, this is the kind of stretch that transforms a season.
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<h3 class="" data-start="774" data-end="808">💥 Alliston&rsquo;s Historic Weekend</h3>
We&rsquo;ve seen dominance, but not like this. James Alliston not only showed up at Twin Rivers &mdash; he swept the podium and then some. His four-horse haul (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 5th) is the kind of stat you rarely see, even at the international level. As Diarm notes, it&rsquo;s the first time in nearly a decade that one rider has had four horses in the top five at this level.
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And those 125 points? They&rsquo;ve vaulted him into third place on the leaderboard &mdash; from zero.
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<h3 class="" data-start="1282" data-end="1315">🔄 Caroline Reloads for Ocala</h3>
Caroline Pamukcu has two big bullets to fire this weekend: Redfield Dexter and HSH Tolland King. Sitting in eighth place with 60 points, a strong result at Ocala could launch her right into title contention &mdash; especially with HSH Blake poised to strike at Kentucky next week.
Prediction Center odds are stacked in her favor (this week and next) with Caroline holding both the first and second highest win chances. She&rsquo;s been here before &mdash; and after a few setbacks at TerraNova, you get the sense she&rsquo;s coming in sharp.
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<h3 class="" data-start="1830" data-end="1853">🐎 The Duende Debut</h3>
Let&rsquo;s just say it: Jaguar&rsquo;s Duende feels like <a href="https://www.usequestrianopen.org/stories/jaguars-duende-sharon-white-on-her-rising-star-of-us-eventing" target="_blank" rel="noopener">the breakout moment we&rsquo;ve all been waiting for</a>. Sharon White&rsquo;s carefully-managed star mare makes her 4* debut at Ocala, and it&rsquo;s one of the most buzzed-about entries of the entire series.
Will she run fast? Will she challenge for a podium? Maybe. But as Annie reminds us (and Diarm tries to internalize), this is a long game &mdash; and Sharon&rsquo;s approach has always been horse-first. That said, this mare hasn&rsquo;t missed a podium yet at the lower levels, so don&rsquo;t be surprised if she forces her way into the conversation.
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<h3 class="" data-start="2882" data-end="2914">📊 The Leaderboard Gets Real</h3>
With Ocala marking the halfway point in the series, we&rsquo;re finally starting to see the true shape of the leaderboard. Phillip Dutton&rsquo;s early-season lead is suddenly under pressure. Boyd Martin, James Alliston, and possibly Caroline could be right there by the time Kentucky rolls around.
And that&rsquo;s exactly what the Open was designed to do &mdash; create reasons to follow, stories to connect, and new fans to hook.
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<h3 class="" data-start="3332" data-end="3365">🥇 Predictions &amp; Podium Picks</h3>
Want to know who Annie and Diarm are backing this week? They both expect big things from Caroline&rsquo;s entries, but Diarm also makes the case for Zachary Brandt and Direct Advance sneaking into the top three.
And while Annie won&rsquo;t let herself put Jaguar&rsquo;s Duende on the podium (superstition!), she makes it clear her heart says otherwise.
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<h3 class="" data-start="3717" data-end="3734">🎧 Listen Now</h3>
This is the weekend that could change everything. Will Caroline make her charge? Will Sharon&rsquo;s 'Jags' deliver a debut for the ages? And who else could shake up the table?
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<h3 class="" data-start="3988" data-end="4009">📣 Stay Connected</h3>
Explore the latest <a href="https://digital.equiratings.com/view/379819202/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Fan Guide</a>, check the <a href="https://prediction-centre.equiratings.com/?hsCtaTracking=907b4987-399b-4b9c-987d-14baa17bbf42%7Cc8942863-dac1-4a71-95b2-ee4f0be07dc6" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Prediction Center</a>, and follow the series on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/usequestrianopen/">Instagram</a>.
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New Podcast: Twin Rivers Review and a big debut coming in Ocala

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<div>As the Ocala International CCI4*-S kicks off, it&rsquo;s clear who&rsquo;s carrying the weight of expectation and who could shake things up. The EquiRatings Prediction Centre has crunched the data, and Caroline Pamukcu heads to Ocala with not one, but two top contenders. Riding HSH Tolan King and Redfield Dexter, she has a 67% chance of winning and subsequently, shaking up the US Equestrian Open Leaderboard.</div>
<div> But this is not just about podiums &mdash; it&rsquo;s about points. The US Equestrian Open Leaderboard is heating up, and Ocala could be the event that flips the whole script.</div>
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Caroline Pamukcu tops the Prediction Centre with her rides HSH Tolan King and Redfield Dexter combining for a 67% total win chance heading into Ocala.
<a href="https://www.usequestrianopen.org/stories/jaguars-duende-sharon-white-on-her-rising-star-of-us-eventing" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sharon White </a><a href="https://www.usequestrianopen.org/stories/jaguars-duende-sharon-white-on-her-rising-star-of-us-eventing" target="_blank" rel="noopener">and</a><a href="https://www.usequestrianopen.org/stories/jaguars-duende-sharon-white-on-her-rising-star-of-us-eventing" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> Jaguars Duende</a> are making their long awaited CCI4*-S and US Equestrian Open debut With 12 international starts and 9 podium finishes, she&rsquo;s already proved she belongs in elite company. A 21% win chance at this level, on debut! The Prediction Centre says she&rsquo;s one to take seriously.
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<h2>Double Podium = Double Points</h2>
Here&rsquo;s the kicker: points in the US Open are awarded per horse. So if Pamucku wins with one and finishes second or third with the other? She&rsquo;s not just taking home 40 points &mdash; she&rsquo;s banking up to 75.
Currently 8th on the leaderboard with 60 points, Pamukcu has a real chance to launch into the top 3 while closing in fast on Boyd Martin (135 points) and Phillip Dutton (175 points).
A double-pointed weekend at Ocala would also set Caroline up perfectly for the next event in the Series &mdash; the Kentucky CCI4*-S, where she&rsquo;s expected to line up with&nbsp;HSH Blake, a top contender and fan favourite. When we look back at the overall league standings before we head to the final at Morven, there is a good chance Ocala will be seen as a turning point for Caroline's challenge.&nbsp;
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<h2>Other Movers to Watch</h2>
Jessica Phoenix, sitting 5th in the current standings with 75 points, is back with two rides. Her predicted win chances are lower (3% and 1%), but her consistent top finishes could still see her lock in key leaderboard points. Jess delivered a rare 1,2 in TerraNova in the last few weeks and another big finish here on one or both will see her pass the 100-point barrier.&nbsp;&nbsp;
And don&rsquo;t count out Zachary Brandt, either. With a 6% win chance and a 36% podium probability aboard Direct Advance, he&rsquo;s right on the edge of this.
We&rsquo;re excited to see how it all unfolds &mdash; from Caroline&rsquo;s double threat to Duende&rsquo;s big debut. Ocala is ready to deliver drama, and the leaderboard is ready to move.
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All Eyes on Ocala

In their Grand Prix Freestyle debut as a pair, Benjamin Ebeling and the 14-year-old Hanoverian mare Bellena delivered a winning performance under the lights at the April CDI4* in Ocala. Their bold, girl-power-themed freestyle scored 75.740%&mdash;just 0.365 percentage points shy of the mare&rsquo;s personal best, earned with Benjamin&rsquo;s father, Jan Ebeling, in 2022.
<h2 dir="ltr">Bellena&rsquo;s Breakout Win</h2>
Despite only receiving the music two days prior, Ebeling and Bellena looked at home in the arena. Clapping erupted as they trotted down the final centerline to &ldquo;Femininomenon&rdquo; by Chappell Roan, closing a clean, high-energy ride that also featured &ldquo;Rich Girl&rdquo; by Gwen Stefani and &ldquo;Maneater&rdquo; by Nelly Furtado.
&ldquo;I think that was my best ride ever,&rdquo; Ebeling beamed after the test. &ldquo;The mare is such a powerhouse."
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"I think this girl really loves to dance.&rdquo;
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In the four months since their debut in Wellington, Ebeling and Bellena have placed in the top five in every start. With the second half of the season underway and only three Florida qualifiers remaining, the pair still have the scoring power&mdash;and the opportunity&mdash;to make a serious run at the Finals. Even with three fifth-place finishes, they&rsquo;d be sitting on 65 points&mdash;enough to stay in the hunt for a Finals berth. Sixty-five points wouldn&rsquo;t guarantee a Finals berth, but with the top 18 advancing&mdash;and many contenders opting to skip qualifiers outside their home regions&mdash;it&rsquo;s a realistic benchmark. Ebeling, based in Wellington, is also strategically positioned to capitalize as the series begins to stretch across the country.
But geography isn&rsquo;t their only edge&mdash;their advantage also lies in technical brilliance and high execution. Friday&rsquo;s test had a single 6.0, with all other marks 6.5 or higher. One judge even awarded a rare 9.0 for their extended trot&mdash;a mark that speaks to the pair&rsquo;s polish, power, and precision. And if this is what they can do with a freestyle they&rsquo;ve ridden only once, imagine what&rsquo;s possible when they&rsquo;ve had time to refine it.
<h2 dir="ltr">Another Top Finish for Gallagher</h2>
Denielle Gallagher and her Lusitano gelding, Come Back de Massa, continued their strong run in Ocala, securing second place with a score of 72.685%. The pair have been a consistent force at the WEC dressage shows this season, finishing in the top three in all of their 2025 appearances. This performance nearly eclipsed their personal best&mdash;just 0.255 percentage points shy of the score they posted in February at this same venue. Their freestyle, set to the nostalgic Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron soundtrack, continues to be a crowd favorite and a signature of Gallagher&rsquo;s expressive style.
This latest result cements Gallagher firmly inside the top five on the US Equestrian Open leaderboard, despite having competed in just four qualifiers. With two wins, a second, and a third to her name, her record now rivals that of current leader Anna Marek, who holds 88 points from five qualifiers.
<h2 dir="ltr">Lipp&rsquo;s Strategic Climb</h2>
Karen Lipp successfully defended her third-place position in the overall standings, finishing third in the class with a score of 71.345%. The result allowed her to drop a previous 10-point finish in favor of this 17-point placing&mdash;netting an additional 7 points and tightening the leaderboard race.
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Kristina Harrison-Antell Clinches First Freestyle Victory in Del Mar

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