The U.S. remained in strong positions in three divisions of the World Rankings.

Kent Farrington on Greya at the World Cup Finals (Photo by Helen Cruden) Kent Farrington stayed fourth in the Jumping World Rankings and McLain Ward moved up one slot to eighth, while in Eventing Boyd Martin dropped to 10th.

In Para Dressage, the U.S. remained dominant with Roxanne Trunnell, Rebecca Hart and Fiona Howard placing first, second and third.

In the Jumping Rankings: Henrik von Eckermann remained the solid leader.

There were no changes in the top four of the rankings, as Henrik von Eckermann of Sweden remained at the top of the rankings for yet another month with a total of 3,435 points, followed by Swiss athlete Steve Guerdat with 3,124 points, Britain’s Ben Maher with 2,982 points and Farrington with 2,911 points.

Max Kühner of Austria  moved up one spot, rounding up the top five on 2,827 points.

Richard Vogel of Germany also climbed one position and is now sixth, with 2,779 points, while Christian Kukuk of Germany with 2,753 points and Ward with 2,738 points advanced one spot to seventh and eighth respectively.

Switzerland’s Martin Fuchs returned to the Top 10 and is ninth on 2,723 points while Julien Epaillard of France droppd five spots and is now 10th with 2,710 points.

 

IN THE  League of Nations Ranking, Ireland is for one more month the leader with a total of 14,651 points.

The USA, with 13,243 points, is now second and has moved over France, with 13,168 points, while Germany, fourth with 12,603 points, has moved over  Great Britain, with 12,335 points, followed by Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands, Sweden and Italy remained sixth to 10th.

In the Dressage World Ranking, there's only seven points between Isabell Werth and CathrineLaudrup-Dufour, but the U.S.is way down the list, with Adrienne Lyle the highest U.S. rider with 1,438 points and then Marcus Orlop, 40th with 1,381 points.

There are no changes at the top of the Dressage Ranking as Germany's Isabell Werth, with 2,079 points, remained first for the fifth consecutive month, but now her most immediate threat, Denmark’s Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour, has 2,072 points, is just seven points behind.

Charlotte Fry of Great Britain, with 1,955 points, and Dinja Van Liere of Netherlands with 1,923 points, are third and fourth respectively, while Paris 2024 Olympic Champion Jessica von Bredow-Werndl of Germany maintained the fifth position with 1,831 points.

In Eventing World Rider Ranking, Great Britain's Tom McEwen, with 552 points, remained the leader , while Tim Price of New Zealand, with 536 points, is second, ahead of Rosalind Canter of Great Britain, who’s third with 487 points.

World Champion Yasmin Ingham of Great Britain advanced to fourth place with 396 points, while her compatriot Laura Collet is fifth on 378 points.

Boyd Martin has dropped to 10th with 374 points.

In Driving World Ranking - Four-in-Hand, World Champion Boyd Exell of Australia maintained his strong leadership with 223 points, over Bram Chardon and Koos DeRonde of Netherlands with 166 and 136 points respectively.

Chester Weber is 12th with 87 points.

In Para Dressage World Individual and Team Ranking, the USA dominates the rankings.

The USA is leading the way in the Para Dressage Rankings this month, with Roxanne Trunnell, 2,162 points, Rebecca Hart. 2,106 points and Fiona Howard, 2,089 points, taking the top three slots respectively.

The USA also leads the Team ranking, with 1,376 points, closely followed by Netherlands, on 1,357 points.