This site uses cookies to improve your website experience. By clicking on "go further" you agree with our privacy statement Read our Privacy Statement

Skip to content

Copyright

The copy of our content is prohibited and will be invoiced when noticed according to our general terms as well as impressum at our contact page. Correct referral includes a max of 50 words with © mentioning with link.
The use of our photographic materials is not allowed.

Equ.Media Comm. V. cannot be held responsible for the use of content and/of photographic materials if and when delivered by external parties for commercial or press release purposes. In this case the use needs to be registered at max. 6 months in order for us to provide you with initial contact information of the external parties.
national

Scott Brash keeps the lead in new Longines Ranking

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 04-06-2015

A new month, a new ranking, with some changes. Although the first two spots remain taken by number 1 Scott Brash and runner-up, Daniel Deusser, there's a new number 3. Kent Farrington switches places with Olympic Champion and World Cup winner, Steve Guerdat. Irish jumping talent, Bertram Allen, jumps ahead 6 places into the top ten. Allen is the new number five and leaves Ward McLain in spot six. Biggest jump forward in the top 50 is made by German, Marco Kutscher. Kutscher jumps ahead 16 spots from rank 42 to 26. Also Veredus-rider, Pius Schwizer, did a great job. Being ranked 35th in last months ranking, the Swiss show jumper is now placed 24th. Unlucky 'bird' in the top 50 is British Ben Maher. He has to give in his 24th place for rank 36, going down 12 spots. But whitout a doubt it is French Philippe Rozier who impresses us all. Ranked 116th in Aprul, Rozier is no the number 69 on the list, jumping 47 places ahead. Also Jeroen Dubbeldam did a great job going 22 places forward to the 62th rank. TO SEE THE RANKING CLICK HERE

A new month, a new ranking, with some changes. Although the first two spots remain taken by number 1 Scott Brash and runner-up, Daniel Deusser, there's a new number 3. Kent Farrington switches places with Olympic Champion and World Cup winner, Steve Guerdat. Irish jumping talent, Bertram Allen, jumps ahead 6 places into the top ten. Allen is the new number five and leaves Ward McLain in spot six. Biggest jump forward in the top 50 is made by German, Marco Kutscher. Kutscher jumps ahead 16 spots from rank 42 to 26. Also Veredus-rider, Pius Schwizer, did a great job. Being ranked 35th in last months ranking, the Swiss show jumper is now placed 24th. Unlucky 'bird' in the top 50 is British Ben Maher. He has to give in his 24th place for rank 36, going down 12 spots. But whitout a doubt it is French Philippe Rozier who impresses us all. Ranked 116th in Aprul, Rozier is no the number 69 on the list, jumping 47 places ahead. Also Jeroen Dubbeldam did a great job going 22 places forward to the 62th rank. TO SEE THE RANKING CLICK HERE

Previous Ines Van den Bosch takes first win in St. Tropez Next Who earned the most in May? And what is the horse you need to win?