A day after winning Team Gold, the U.S. Para Dressage Team added more medals to the count during Individual Freestyle competition on the final day of para equestrian events at the Paris 2024 Paralympics. See the results of each grade level below.Grade IV: USAs Kate Shoemaker and Vianne BronzeThe USAs Kate Shoemaker and Norcordia USAs Vianne, an 8-year-old Hanoverian mare (Vitalis x Ramiros Bube), garnered para dressage individual freestyle bronze today in Grade IV at the 2024 Paralympic Games equestrian venue at the Chteau de Versailles. They scored 80.170% in a gorgeous performance to the music of Forrest Gump. Viannes groom is Katherine Barrett.Grade IV gold went Demi Haerkens and Daula from the Netherlands (83.390%). Silver to Germanys Anna-Lena Niehues and Quimbaya 6 from Germany (80.900%).Kate Shoemaker and Vianne scored 80.170% to take bronze in Grade IV Individual Freestyle Para Dressage at the Paris 2024 Paralympics. Photo by Sarah Miller/MacMillan PhotographyView the full Grade IV Individual Freestyle Para Dressage results here.Grade V: Michle George (BEL) Wins Seventh Paralympic TitleMichle George and Best of 8 grabbed another individual gold medal today in the para dressage Grade V Freestyle class here that the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. They also won individual gold for their performance on September 4. Their freestyle score today was 81.470%. Best of 8 is a 14-year-old Hanoverian mare by Bonifatius. She is owned by Camille Vangheluwe and Wendy Laeremans and groomed by Vangheluwe.This is Georges seventh Paralympic gold medal, and eighth Paralympic medal in total.Michle George celebrates aboard Best of 8. Photo by Sarah Miller/MacMillan PhotographyGermanys Regine Mispelkamp and Highlander Delights captured silver (80.100%) and Sophie Wells (GBR) and LJT Egebjerggards Samoa finished in bronze position (75.445%).View the full results of Grade V Individual Freestyle Para Dressage here.Grade I: USAs Roxanne Trunnell and Fan Tastico H FifthRoxanne Trunnell (USA) and Karin Flints Fan Tastico H competed today in the Grade I Freestyle Para Dressage at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, finishing fifth on 77.307%. They performed to the music of The Lion King. Fan Tastico H is a 7-year-old Oldenburg gelding (Fuersentaball OLD x Weltmeyer). He is cared for by Rafael Hernandez-Carillo.Roxanne Trunnell and Fan Tastico H. Photo by Sarah Miller/MacMillan PhotographyTrunnells parents, sister and Fantas owner Flint were all here to support her as she won Grade I Individual silver and was part of the gold-medal-winning U.S. team earlier this week. Her new puppy, a Chinese Crested named Obi-Wan, was also here in France with her, but did not make a public appearance. (Trunnell says Obi-Wan will make his debut at another show in the future.)Taking the gold medal in Grade I Freestyle was Latvias Rihards Snikus riding the amazingly consistent and kind horse, King of the Dance. They scored a decisive 82.487%, riding to upbeat Latin music. This was Snikuss second gold medal of the week since he also captured the Grade I Individual on September 3.Sara Morganti from Italy won silver with Mariebelle (81.407%). Great Britains Mari Durward-Akhurst riding Athena Lindebjerg finished with the bronze (77.747%).View the full Grade I Individual Freestyle Para Dressage results here.Grade II: USAs Fiona Howard & Diamond Dunes Gold AgainThe USAs Fiona Howard and Diamond Dunes, going next to last, in the Grade II Freestyle order this afternoon laid down another dominate gold-medal performance at the Paris 2024 Paralympics. They glided around the arena to the soundtrack from Avatar to wow the judges and the audience. Their score, 81.994%, was another personal-best performance for Howard.Diamond Dunes is an 11-year-old Hanoverian gelding (De LOr x Wibella) owned by Dressage Family LLC and Hof Kasselmann, and cared for by Helen Claire McNulty. Howard said her parents, two sisters, and a large group of friends are here in France to cheer her on.Fiona Howard and Diamond Dunes scored another personal best to take their third gold medal of the Paris 2024 Paralympics. Photo by Sarah Miller/MacMillan PhotographyGreat Britains Georgia Wilson came back today fighting after the disappointment of Team GB not winning a team medal yesterday. She and Sakura scored 79.374% to win silver. Germanys Heidemarie Dresing and Dooloop turned in a nice performance, too, winning bronze on 76.127%.View the full Grade II Individual Freestyle Para Dressage results here.Grade III: Rebecca Hart and Floratina Gold AgainIt was gold yet again for Rebecca Hart and Floratina in their final time in the picturesque stadium at the Chteau de Versailles, this time for their Grade III Freestyle, dancing to the music from the movie Driving Miss Daisy. And, boy did they ever dance, earning a 83.534% to close out an amazing success story for the U.S. Equestrian Team here at the 2024 Paris Paralympics.Harts equine partner Floratina is a 16-year-old Hanoverian mare (Fidertanz 2 x Rubin Royal OLD) owned by Rowan ORiley and cared for by Mackenzie Young. As they entered the arena and started to warm up around the outside, Flora broke into a bit of a spooked canter for three or so strides, but Hart calmed her quickly before they entered the ring to perform beautifully.Rebecca Hart and Floratina scored an outstanding 83.534% to win their third gold medal of the Paris 2024 Paralympics. Photo by Sarah Miller/MacMillan PhotographyPerforming two rides before Hart and Flora, the Netherlands Rixt van der Horst and Royal Fonq also scored above 83% (83.007) for silver. Great Britains Natasha Baker and Dawn Chorus earned bronze with 77.140%.View the full Grade III Individual Freestyle Para Dressage results here.Paris 2024 Individual Freestyle Para Dressage ResultsGrade IV Grade V Grade I Grade II Grade IIIWatch all of the Paris 2024 para equestrian action livestreamed or played back on demand (subscription required). For more information, go to NBCOlympics.com. 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