Tonight forty-six riders started in the Hair Science Institute Prize, which was designed by Louis Koninckx. No less than 17 combinations made it to the jump-off in the 1.50m class. The victory was for the Limburger Timothy Hendrix with Very Nice, an 11-year-old KWPN gelding by Cantos. Timothy has already been riding Very Nice for six years: "Very Nice is a very quick horse, but I think that I won because of my turn from fence two to eight. Winning this prize is extra special for me. It is already the third time for me in Maastricht and to win in this edition for an own audience in this edition is fantastic."

The second place was for Bart Bles and Lord Sandro DDH, an 11-year old Oldenburger stallion by Lordanos. Lars Nieberg and Leonie W (by Lorenco) finished third.

Tomorrow there will be dressage classes and shows in the afternoon. In the evening there will be three international jumping classes.