One of the most successful equestrian nations of all time, Germany continues to be a dominant force on the global stage.

Canada placed fifth of the seven nations in the popular event, led by Tiffany Foster and Figor's double-clear effort.

The Germans bounced back from their Olympic disappointment to win this fixture in Belgium over France and Great Britain.

The Grand Prix competition decided the 10 nations qualified for Saturday’s Grand Prix Special, in which all teams will start from scratch.

Germany’s Michael Jung moves into the individual lead but his country loses a rider on course; host France in silver medal position.

All eyes will be on Isabell Werth and her new ride (and secret weapon?) Wendy, plus some Olympic dressage facts and figures.

The German team pipped Denmark for the win and also the 2024 series title, with all three riders scoring above 70%.

The action included the Rolex Grand Prix, Loire Region Derby and Nations' Cup Barrière as selectors get closer to picking Olympic teams.

The brand new series kicked off in Abu Dhabi with a nail-biter in which Team Germany edged Ireland and Sweden.

Team Germany posts a convincing win in Barcelona over France and Belgium. Brazil, in fourth, nabbed the valuable Olympic berth over the US.