Marcus Ehning's Pret A Tout was named leading German horse in Aachen.

Tiffany Foster couldn't stop thanking Tripple X III after a clear in the second round. The Canadian rider ended fifth with only 4 penalties from the first round.

Another good day at work for Daniel Deusser. Five faults from the first round followed by a clear second round placed him eight with Equita van´t Zorgvliet.

Ursula XII was back in top form to take second place in the Grand Prix. The now 15-year-old mare has been out with injuries since 2014, but is finally back were she should be. And what an impressive Rolex Grand Prix record for Scott Brash - once again being placed among the very best!

These two ended third - Sergio Alvarez Moya and Carlo 273. Rio next!

McLain Ward did not win the Grand Prix with HH Azur like many predicted, but we are most certainly looking forward to see them in Rio.

Marco Kutscher and Van Gogh in full focus before the second round.

Two happy men after a successful weekend in Aachen; German Chef d'Equipe, Otto Becker and trainer, Heinrich-Hermann Engemann.

Roger-Yves Bost and the beautiful Qoud'Coeur de la Loge ended with 4 + 8 penalties.

A focused Martin Fuchs on his way into the second round. After a super first round with Clooney the Swiss rider had only 1 time penalty. Unfortunately Clooney decided to go for the ingate after the penultimate fence and Martin was forced to make a circle to jump the final oxer, with the result of 9 penalties.

A happy Team Madden after a clear second round from Beezie and Cortes C'.

All pressure on Gerco Schröder. After only one time fault in the first round he knew he would win the Grand Prix if he could produce a clear second round. But it was not Gerco's day. He had to add four faults to his total score, pushing him all the way down to 12th.

Several horses impressed during the show in Aachen and this is one of them - Christian Ahlmann's Epleaser van't Heike.