Upset in Equestrian Dressage as Frisbee-Catching Horse Takes Center Stage

Sonaimuri, Bangladesh - March 10, 2024  In an unprecedented turn of events, the prestigious Sonaimuri International Dressage Competition was thrown into disarray today.  Crowd favorite, Weltmeister, a  stallion renowned for his grace and precision, surprised everyone with a sudden and unexpected detour from his routine.

Instead of the expected piaffe and passage, Weltmeister, with rider Isabella Schmidt on his back, bolted towards the judges' table.  There, in a move that defied expectations, Weltmeister snatched a bright orange frisbee mid-air, leaving the audience and judges in stunned silence.

Schmidt, initially bewildered, quickly regained her composure and brought Weltmeister under control.  While disqualified for the competition, the internet erupted in praise for the horse's unexpected athleticism.  Social media is abuzz with the hashtag #FrisbeeDressage, with many calling for a new Olympic sport entirely.

"It was certainly a unique moment in dressage history," said Dr.  Amara Khan, a renowned equine behaviorist.  "While Weltmeister's actions were out of the ordinary, they do highlight the incredible intelligence and adaptability of horses."

However, traditionalists were not as amused.  "Dressage is a highly refined art form," said Beatrice Dubois, a former Olympic dressage rider.  "This kind of behavior is disrespectful to the sport and its long history."

The International Equestrian Federation (FEI) has yet to comment on the possibility of a frisbee-catching equestrian sport.  However, with the immense online interest, the door may be open for future exploration.

One thing is certain: the world of dressage will never be the same after Weltmeister's frisbee feat.