British Show Jumper Scott Brash is still the World no.1 on the FEI Longines rankings, continuing his domination in the sport. There are some minor changes in the Top Ten. American rider Beezie Madden has jumped from eighth place to second place after her fantastic performances in Hickstead, England last week, including a win the the Grand Prix. 2012 Individual Olympic Champion and World no. 3, Steve Guerdat (SUI) keeps his spot on the rankings as does world no.6 Ludger Beerbaum. Daniel Dusser goes down to fourth place after retaining his second place spot for many months. The young Irish phenomenon Bertram Allen has climbed back up to fifth place whereas Kent Farrington (USA) has fallen from third place to seventh place. Full Rankings Photo ©Equnews
British Show Jumper Scott Brash is still the World no.1 on the FEI Longines rankings, continuing his domination in the sport. There are some minor changes in the Top Ten. American rider Beezie Madden has jumped from eighth place to second place after her fantastic performances in Hickstead, England last week, including a win the the Grand Prix. 2012 Individual Olympic Champion and World no. 3, Steve Guerdat (SUI) keeps his spot on the rankings as does world no.6 Ludger Beerbaum. Daniel Dusser goes down to fourth place after retaining his second place spot for many months. The young Irish phenomenon Bertram Allen has climbed back up to fifth place whereas Kent Farrington (USA) has fallen from third place to seventh place. Full Rankings Photo ©Equnews