Six teams, 37 athletes and 185 horses have converged on Pratoni del Vivaro, Italy for the exciting four-in-hand championships.

As the World Eventing Championships dressage wrapped up in Pratoni, the German rider snagged the individual lead ahead of cross-country day.

Great Britain moves into the overnight lead with strong performances on a blustery dressage day that some horses found a bit too exciting.

With Olympic gold medalists and the 2018 WEG individual champion among the 90 riders from 27 countries, it will be an epic competition.

Sixteen nations and 39 athletes are confirmed for this highly-anticipated Four-In-Hand event Sept. 21-25 at Pratoni Del Vivaro, Italy.

The World Championships Eventing Team member has launched a fundraiser in the form of an online auction with lots of goodies up for grabs.

Nations have begun releasing long lists of potential eventing combinations from which teams of four plus one individual will be selected.

Beautiful Pratoni del Vivaro hosted competition in singles, pairs and four-in-hands in the lead-up to the World Championships in September.

The first day of Eventing dressage saw Ingrid Klimke and Hale Bob top the leaderboard; she bettered that score on day 2.

A full season of team eventing kicks off at Pratoni del Vivaro, Italy, this weekend as part of a test event for the World Championships.