Yesterday welcomed a new dressage rier on top of the World Dressage Ranking. The latest world ranking however has no new leader. It is still Scott Brash who tops the Longines ranking, but France's show jumper Simon Delestre narrowed the gap to only 57 points. Rank three is Kent Farrington (USA), while rank four is still Beezie Madden (USA) – which means the top four riders remain unchanged from last month. There are a few shake-ups between rank five and ten. Penelope Leprevost (FRA) is up from rank six to five, while Christian Ahlmann (GER) climbs three spots to rank six after a great January. Gregory Wathelet (BEL) is down two spots to rank seven, McLain Ward (USA) remains rank eight, Bertram Allen (IRL) is down two spots to rank nine and Daniel Deusser (GER) stays as rank ten. In the top fifty it is Irish Denis Lynch who makes the biggest jump forward. Lynch switched his 40th place for the 25th spot. CLICK HERE FOR THE RANKING
Yesterday welcomed a new dressage rier on top of the World Dressage Ranking. The latest world ranking however has no new leader. It is still Scott Brash who tops the Longines ranking, but France's show jumper Simon Delestre narrowed the gap to only 57 points. Rank three is Kent Farrington (USA), while rank four is still Beezie Madden (USA) – which means the top four riders remain unchanged from last month. There are a few shake-ups between rank five and ten. Penelope Leprevost (FRA) is up from rank six to five, while Christian Ahlmann (GER) climbs three spots to rank six after a great January. Gregory Wathelet (BEL) is down two spots to rank seven, McLain Ward (USA) remains rank eight, Bertram Allen (IRL) is down two spots to rank nine and Daniel Deusser (GER) stays as rank ten. In the top fifty it is Irish Denis Lynch who makes the biggest jump forward. Lynch switched his 40th place for the 25th spot. CLICK HERE FOR THE RANKING