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

The Brits are the defending Olympic team champions, while Germany holds the record for most individual Olympic eventing titles.

Will it be another Swedish success story in Paris? Only time will tell, as 19 other nations including Canada will also be battling for the top step of the podium.

It’s full steam ahead for Paris as the definite entries are confirmed, with 200 athlete-and-horse combinations from 49 nations.

Without a single rail between them, the team swept to victory with foot-perfect performances, edging Sweden and Great Britain.

Dressage, Eventing and Jumping will take place in the beautiful gardens of the Palace of Versailles from July 26 to August 6.

Despite a fall in the warm-up, it's a repeat victory for the Swede and his superhorse; Canada's Vanessa Mannix finishes 24th.

Charlotte Fry and Everdale's shocking 'blood rule' elimination left the door open for the Swedish rider who had been hot on their heels.

The British rider secured a solid win in the Grand Prix to get the FEI Dressage World Cup Final 2024 underway in Riyadh.

Defending champion Henrik Von Eckermann (SWE) and compatriot Peder Fredricson place one-two in sensational Round 1 in Riyadh.