The FEI has published the latest Jumping Combination Rankings. While Kristen Vanderveen and Bull Run's Jireh remain at the top of the standings, several significant changes have reshaped the top five, with Chloe Reid and Daniel Coyle making the biggest moves.
Kristen Vanderveen continues to lead the world rankings with Bull Run's Jireh (Uriko), holding on to the number one position. Behind her, the rankings have changed considerably. Chloe Reid and Crossover 4 (Cascadello) climb 13 places from 15th to second, while Daniel Coyle and Farrel make the biggest leap inside the top three, moving up 28 places to secure third. Marilyn Little and La Contessa remain fourth, while Daniel Deusser and Otello de Guldenboom gain seven positions to complete the top five in fifth place.
Several other combinations also made notable gains just outside the top five. Olivier Perreau and GL Events Dorai d'Aiguilly climbed an impressive 46 places from 60th to 14th, while Chloe Reid appears for a second time inside the top 20 with Chelsea 179, moving from 44th to 19th. Conor Swail and Clonterm Obolensky also continued their rise, improving 11 places to 16th.
Further down the rankings, Olivia Sweetnam and Epic recorded one of the biggest jumps, soaring 83 places from 108th to 25th. Willem Greve and Grandorado TN N.O.P. climbed 64 places to share 39th, while Jad Dana and Itchcock des Dames advanced 101 positions from 142nd to 41st. Conor Swail completed another remarkable rise with Casturano, moving up 57 places to 45th.
