A new month, a new FEI Longines Ranking update. This month, the top four remain unchanged, with Sweden's Henrik von Eckermann staying at the top of the ranking, holding a comfortable lead over reigning Olympic champion, Ben Maher.
Von Eckermann remains in first place, Ben Maher holds steady in second place, and Steve Guerdat is safely in third... Frenchman Julien Epaillard also managed to retain his position. After his victory in the LGCT of St Tropez, Max Kühner jumps forward several places, moving from seventh to fifth! The Austrian thus pushes Martin Fuchs down one place, as well as Kent Farrington.
In the top ten, Simon Delestre also retains his position at number eight. The newcomer is Shane Sweetnam, who jumps to ninth place, causing Richard Vogel to fall back one place to tenth.
Von Eckermann remains in first place, Ben Maher holds steady in second place, and Steve Guerdat is safely in third... Frenchman Julien Epaillard also managed to retain his position. After his victory in the LGCT of St Tropez, Max Kühner jumps forward several places, moving from seventh to fifth! The Austrian thus pushes Martin Fuchs down one place, as well as Kent Farrington.
In the top ten, Simon Delestre also retains his position at number eight. The newcomer is Shane Sweetnam, who jumps to ninth place, causing Richard Vogel to fall back one place to tenth.