Schloesser was seeking to add to his victory at the opening event of the season in Antalya.

Competition continued in with the semi-finals today, where top seed Schloesser overcame the United States’ Steve Marsh 145-143.

India’s Mohan Ramswaroop Bhardwaj provided the opposition in the final, after beating Austria’s reigning Nico Wiener 143-141.

Schloesser dropped just one point in the final to convincingly beat Bhardwaj 149-141.

"This one stage win feels even more special than the first one," Schloesser said.

"With the conditions we had here today I felt like I really mastered my shooting and the conditions.

"My gold-medal match was a bit better than the semi-finals and I could control it a bit better, I felt really comfortable."

Marsh completed the podium places, with the American beating Wiener 145-141 in the bronze-medal match.

Kim Yun-hee became the first South Korean to win a World Cup leg in front of a home crowd by winning the women’s compound event.

Kim beat Mexico’s Dafne Quintero 141-137 in the semi-finals, with Spain’s Andrea Muñoz winning 143-139 in the second against Estonia’s Lisell Jäätma.

The gold-medal match saw Kim emerge as a 144-140 winner.

Quintero earned bronze by beating Jäätma 141-138.

Jäätma had begun the day with hopes of winning three golds, but would end with two silver medals.

She finished as the runner-up in the mixed team compound event with Robin Jäätma, beaten 148-144 by Chinese Taipei’s Huang I-Jou and Chen Cheih-Lun.

India were 156-155 winners against Turkey in the bronze-medal match.

Jäätma, Meeri-Marita Paas and Maris Tetsmann were beaten 232-228 by Kim, Oh Yoo-hyun and Song Yun-soo in the women’s team final.

The men’s title was claimed by India’s Abhishek Verma, Aman Saini and Rajat Chauhan, who were 232-230 winners over France’s Adrien Gontier, Jean Philippe Boulch and Quentin Baraer.

Recurve finals will take place tomorrow.