The lovely Monaco seemed pleased with his second place, here with his groom Louise Persson.

Marcus Ehning and Stargold had a faster time than the winner Daniel Deusser, but the very last Rolex oxer - which he is heading to here - fell to the ground and the German rider had to settle for the 8th place.

The fastest jump-off time of the class came from Scott Brash and Hello Jefferson, but a pole down on the very last fence left them 7th.

Christian Kukuk and Checker 47 ended the jump-off with four faults, putting them 10th.

Marlon Modolo Zanotelli and Grand Slam VDL could not repeat their clear in the jump-off, and had to settle for 12th place.

Hilary Scott and Oak's Milky Way on their way to an eleventh place in the Rolex Grand Prix.

A well deserved treat for Jack Ansems' Fliere Fluiter after a job well done. The couple ended sixth after a double clear.

Max Kühner couldn't repeat his win from last year and had to settle for a ninth place after four faults in the jump-off with EIC Coriolis Des Isles.

Pieter Devos delivered yet another clear round with Claire Z in the jump-off to end fifth.

Bart Bles and Kriskras DV speeding to a fourth place with a double clear.

It was the second time Team Smolders came close to a Rolex Grand Prix victory.

Henk Nijhof Senior, from Team Nijhof, had a very emotional day at The Dutch Masters with Verdi TN's retirement ceremony and Grandorado TN finishing third in the Grand Prix.

Thanks to The Dutch Masters for yet another great show with super sport.