Photo: Daniel Deusser. (FEI/Dirk Caremans) Olympic bronze medallist Daniel Deusser (GER) is back in the number one spot in the Longines Rankings for the third time. He takes over at the top with a total of 3,385 points. Deusser, a member of the German squad that took team bronze at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games,…
An appeal against the FEI decision to annul results from competitions held in France where Olympic and Longines Ranking points were on offer has been dismissed by the FEI Tribunal. The appeals by Sri Lanka’s Mathilda Karlsson and Romanian athlete Andrea Herck, which were consolidated by the FEI Tribunal, resulted from the international governing body’s…
Martin Fuchs and The Sinner. (FEI/Liz Gregg) Olympic athlete Martin Fuchs (SUI) has moved to the top of the Longines Rankings for the first time in his career, overtaking compatriot Steve Guerdat who held the number one position for a year. Martin Fuchs (27), now out in front with 3,483 points, has been hot on…
Lausanne (SUI), 2 January 2019 – Steve Guerdat, the Swiss star who took individual Jumping gold at the London 2012 Olympic Games, has reclaimed the world number one slot in the Longines Rankings. The 36-year-old, who was previously 140 points off the lead in second place behind Harrie Smolders, has now jumped ahead of the…
Kent Farrington en route to team silver with Voyeur at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. (FEI/Richard Julliart) Lausanne (SUI), 4 May 2017 – Olympic silver medallist Kent Farrington (USA) has overtaken compatriot McLain Ward to jump up to the number one spot in the Longines Rankings for the first time. Farrington, a member of the…
McLain Ward with HH Azur (Liz Gregg/FEI) McLain Ward (USA), the newly crowned Longines FEI World Cup™ champion and two-time Olympic team gold medallist, has reclaimed the world number one spot in the Longines Rankings. “It is always a great honour to be number one. It reflects the consistency at the top level that we…
Daniel Deusser (FEI/Dirk Caremans) Lausanne (SUI), 4 January 2017 – Germany’s Daniel Deusser goes into 2017 as the new world number one in the Longines rankings, overtaking fellow-countryman Christian Ahlmann who has enjoyed a lengthy period in pole position. And America’s Kent Farrington (3rd) and McLain Ward (4th) have relegated Simon Delestre to fifth spot…
Simon Delestre, pictured in the first round of the Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Final 2016 in Gothenburg (SWE). FEI/Arnd Bronkhorst Lausanne (SUI), 5 July 2016 – Olympic athlete Simon Delestre is back as world number one, having leapt to the top of the Longines Rankings, the world Jumping rankings. The Frenchman took over the…
McLain Ward with Rothchild during the Toronto 2015 Pan American Games (FEI/Eric Knoll). Lausanne (SUI), 3 June 2016 – American Olympic champion McLain Ward has shot from fourth to the top of the Longines Rankings, the world Jumping rankings. France’s Simon Delestre, who competed at his first Olympic Games at London 2012 and had held…
Simon Delestre (FRA), the new world Jumping number one at the top of the Longines Rankings, pictured on the stallion Qlassic Bois Margot in Bordeaux (FRA), last qualifier of the Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Western European League before the Final in Sweden. (FEI/Eric Knoll) Lausanne (SUI), 2 March 2016 – France’s Olympic athlete Simon…
