2006 World Cup Finals
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
April 20 - 23, 2006

Show Coverage

Exclusive "On the Scene" show coverage by our euro partner Astrid Appels of Eurodressage.com

• On the Scene: A Stepping Stone for the Future of U.S. Dressage
• On the Scene: Become More Accommodated to Accommodating
• On the Scene: Founding an "American Riders' Club"?
• On the Scene: Anky van Grunsven Lands Eight World Cup Title
• On the Scene: Isabell Werth Rises to the Occasion
• On the Scene: Jan Brink and Bjorsells Briar Place Third
• On the Scene: Page and Wild One Make Big International Debut
• On the Scene: Leslie Morse and Tip Top Finish Second in B-Finals
• On the Scene: Arlene Page Living the Dream in Amsterdam
• On the Scene: Van Grunsven and Salinero In the Lead after Grand Prix
• On the Scene: Werth On a High with Warum Nicht FRH
• On the Scene: Edward Gal's Lingh Injured In Grand Prix Ride
• On the Scene: Arlene Page and Wild One Living the Dream
• Anky van Grunsven and Keltec Salinero Win Again
• Anky van Grunsven Aboard Salinero Wins First Round of FEI World Cup
• Dressage is Ready to Rock in Amsterdam
• Changes to Line Up Riders for 2006 World Cup Finals
• Qualified Riders for the 2006 World Cup Finals

Show Results

• Grand Prix and Grand Prix Freestyle Scores

2005 - 2006 World Cup Qualifiers

• Elena Kalinina Wins Central European League World Cup Finals
• New World Record Kur Score for Anky van Grunsven
• Local Heroine takes First Ever FEI World Cup Qualifier in Frankfurt
• Wellington CDI-W to Host 2006 U.S.World Cup League Final
• Kaitlyn Hamilton and Noviembre Travel to Germany for the FEI Young Rider World Cup Dressage Final
• Cindy Ishoy Claims Canadian League World Cup Final at Toronto’s Royal Horse Show
• 2005 Canadian League World Cup Dressage

Archived Coverage

• 2005: World Cup Finals - Las Vegas, USA
• 2004: Van Grunsven Wins 2004 World Cup Finals
• 2004: Anky van Grunsven Sets the Tone
• 2003: Ulla Salzgeber Claims Third Consecutive Title
• 2003: Debbie McDonald Named Champion
• 2001: Ulla Salzgeber, Odin in Walhalla
• 2000: Van Grunsven Catches Fifth World Cup Title