( CNN ) Charlotte Dujardin says she is `` living the dream '' as she cements her status as a dressage legend . Dujardin and Valegro won their their second consecutive Reem Acra FEI World Cup Dressage title in Las Vegas at the weekend -- a trophy to sit alongside Olympic gold and the world and European titles . While their score of 94.196 narrowly missed their own world record in the sport , it was still a full 10 percentage points clear of any rival inside the Thomas & Mack Arena . Dutchman Edward Gal and Glock 's Undercover were second with 84.696 , ahead of Germany 's Jessica von Bredow-Werndl and Unee BB in third with 80.464 . `` Valegro just loves his job , '' said Dujardin . `` I do n't have to force him to do anything , I just sit there and steer and off I go . There 's no sweating , no pushing , no pulling . He knows his job and it 's just fantastic '' added Dujardin , who could n't stop smiling as she was pictured next to an Elvis impersonator after her win . Not everyone finds World Cup success quite that relaxing . Switzerland 's Steve Guerdat may be the London Olympic champion , but his Longines FEI World Cup jumping victory in Vegas came at the 10th attempt . Guerdat and Albfuehren 's Paille had the last fence down and narrowly avoided a time fault that would have denied them the outright win . `` I do n't really want to think about it , '' he joked . `` Coming to the last I knew the time was tight . `` I just went as fast as I could to the finish line , but unfortunately there was a big fence in the way . '' He added : `` I 've been three times on the podium , twice in the jump-off and always finished in the top 10 . I always wanted to win this . '' The World Cup Finals are among the most prestigious equestrian titles , but the weekend 's events in Las Vegas were notable for the success of younger riders . American dressage rider Laura Graves , a 27-year-old who burst onto the international scene with fifth place at last year 's World Equestrian Games , improved to fourth in Vegas . Her performance was outdone by Irish showjumper Bertram Allen , who took bronze on Sunday at the age of 19 . The teenager is likely to rise through the ranks of the world 's top 10 following that performance , while gaining precious Olympic qualification points . Allen and Molly Malone finished behind French rider Penelope Leprevost , on board Vagabond de la Pomme , who took silver .
Olympic champion Charlotte Dujardin remains world 's leading dressage rider after Paille contest . Swiss Olympic showjumping champion Steve Guerdat finally wins World Cup jumping title at 10th attempt .