Switzerland's Martin Fuchs was the victor in the FEI European Championships individual jumping final ©Getty Images

Switzerland's Martin Fuchs was the victor in the International Equestrian Federation European Championships individual jumping final. 

The 27-year-old moved up from bronze to silver medal spot after this morning's first round at Rotterdam Arena.

He then picked up only one time fault in his next performance on Clooney 51 to move into the gold medal position, with Britain’s Ben Maher and Explosion W having to settle for silver. 

Belgium's Jos Verlooy on Igor completed the podium.

Great Britain’s Georgia Wilson claimed gold in her first major international competition, triumphing in the para-dressage freestyle event.

Riding Midnight, she scored 78.187 per cent to win, her nearest opponent Pepo Puch of Austria on Sailor's Blue with 77.220 per cent.

Britain’s Ben Maher had to settle for second in the individual jumping event ©Getty Images
Britain’s Ben Maher had to settle for second in the individual jumping event ©Getty Images

In third was Dutch rider Nicole den Dulk, who scored 74.313 per cent on Wallace N.O.P.

The Netherlands’ Frank Hosmar earned his third gold medal of the competition, topping the podium in the para-dressage grade five freestyle.

Riding Alphaville N.O.P., he scored 79.900 per cent, leaving Great Britain’s Sophie Wells and C Fatal Attraction in second place with 78.375 per cent. 

Belgium’s Michele George picked up bronze on Best of 8 with 74.720 per cent.

Today's competition concluded the European Championships.