Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour continues to lead the latest FEI Dressage World Ranking, with Justin Verboomen and Isabell Werth maintaining their positions in an unchanged top three. Marieke van der Putten makes the most notable move inside the top ten, climbing two places to sixth.
The top five of the latest FEI Dressage World Ranking remains unchanged. Denmark's Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour retains the world number one position with 2,078 points, ahead of Belgium's Justin Verboomen (2,037) and Germany's Isabell Werth (1,972). Great Britain's Charlotte Fry holds fourth place, while compatriot Becky Moody remains fifth.
The most significant movement inside the top ten comes from Marieke van der Putten (NED), who climbs two places from eighth to sixth. Her rise pushes Carl Hester (GBR) down one position to seventh, while Germany's Katharina Hemmer also drops one place to eighth. Poland's Sandra Sysojeva maintains ninth position, with Germany's Frederic Wandres completing the unchanged final two positions of the top ten.
Further down the ranking, Denmark's Daniel Bachmann Andersen moves up two places to twelfth, while Belgium's Larissa Pauluis drops from twelfth to fourteenth. Ecuador's Julio Mendoza Loor makes a notable jump from 32nd to 23rd, while Belgium's Wim Verwimp rises seven places to 29th.
Several riders also make significant progress further down the top 50. The Netherlands' Thamar Zweistra climbs eleven places to 35th, while Germany's Svenja Kämper-Meyer moves up sixteen positions from 55th to 39th. Fellow German Tobias Nabben also enters the top 50, rising thirteen places from 61st to 48th.
