Under the leadership of chef d’équipe Di Lampard, the British squad delivered a memorable season ‒ and hope to carry that success forward.
Show Jumping
The Irish rider piloted Good Star du Bary, currently her only 1.60m horse, to her first World Cup and first five-star win.
The German took the Saturday night feature at WEF 5; another podium placing for Nina Mallevaey and the Rein family's Dynastie de Beaufour.
The rider led an all-American female podium in the Week 5 kickoff event over Paris Olympic course designer Gregory Bodo’s track.
Volunteers are being sought for all disciplines, equine medication control, health and welfare, industry development, and other roles.
The rider from Great Britain has topped the Longines Rankings for the third time, edging former leader Kent Farrington (USA).
The US enters the 2026 season at the top of the rankings, and chef d'équipe Robert Ridland hopes to carry that momentum forward.
Canadian owners celebrated podium places by their horses, with Ariel Grange's Farrel first and the Rein Family LLC's Nikka third.
The strong squad looks to improve on their third-place finish last year led by their longtime chef d’équipe, Otto Becker.
It was an all-American podium in the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup, and King's first career 5* grand prix victory.
