Dokkan and Aladdin secured the best mark at Rotterdam Arena to win grade one gold on 75.036 per cent.

Atop Royal Delight, Sara Morganti of Italy received the same score as Dokkan, but took silver based on Dokkan's higher execution rating.

The bronze medal went to Latvia's Rihards Snikus with a score of 74.821 per cent.

Austria's Pepo Puch won the grade two title with Sailor's Blue.

They finished top of the rankings with a score of 75.235 per cent, as Briton Georgia Wilson on Midnight claimed silver on 73.471 per cent.

Nicole Den Dulk on Wallace N.O.P. rounded out the podium with 73.353 per cent.

Denmark's Tobias Thorning Joergensen and Jolene Hill won grade three gold with 75.706 per cent.

The silver medal was awarded to Rixt Van Der Horst of The Netherlands, with Belgian Barbara Minneci taking the last step on the medal rostrum.

They scored 74.706 and 70.382 per cent respectively.

Germany lead the standings at the end of the first qualification round for the jumping team championship title.

The quartet of Simone Blum, Christian Ahlmann, Marcus Ehning and Daniel Deusser all went clear, giving away just 4.22 time faults in Rotterdam.

France sit in second place on the leaderboard on 5.39 points, with Sweden in third place on 6.81 points.

Sweden's Peter Fredricson on H&M All In leads the individual charts on 70.25 seconds.

The European Championships continue tomorrow with the second qualifying competitions in team and individual jumping.

Para-dressage medals will be awarded to grade four and five participants.