Highlights from The Dutch Masters 2023, part two

After three years filled with Covid-19 and EHV-1 restrictions, The Dutch Masters returned with a bang for its 2023-edition. Here, we take a look back at some of the many highlights from the event – one of the most beautiful indoor shows in the international calendar.

Jeroen Dubbeldam and his promising 10-year-old stallion Investment impressed in Saturday night's Audi Prize, finishing 4th. "Since the retirement of SFN Zenith, I have taken a step down from competing in the top classes, which maybe followers of the sport don’t quite understand, but I've been working hard behind the scenes with my horses," Dubbeldam said – and the hard work has obviously paid off for the former Olympic Champion and double World Champion, who looks to have his next super-star up and running.

All photos © Jenny Abrahamsson for World of Showjumping.

Nothing beats winning on home soil: Willem Greve and Grandorado TN N.O.P. topped Friday night's 1.55m VDL Groep Prize at The Dutch Masters.

The best riders in the world were in action in Den Bosch this weekend, here Steve Guerdat.

Full speed for Jerome Guery in the Indoor Derby.

It was a busy weekend in Den Bosch...

Scott Brash and the stunning Hello Valentino, double clear in both the VDL Groep Prize and the Audi Prize.

This wall caused plenty of problems in Saturday night's Audi Prize, but not for Jur Vrieling and Comme-Laude W...

...who pleased their owners and supporters when finishing 5th.

It was a real race in the Audi Prize! Here, Henrik von Eckermann and Glamour Girl, that eventually had to settle for the third place.

Max Kühner checking his time after an unbelievably fast round with Up Too Jacco Blue in the Audi Prize, finishing with a second in hand to runner-up Victor Bettendorf.