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Who’s made the cut for the FEI World Championships Aachen 2026 eventing teams?

The full list of nominated entries announced so far

  • If you’re wondering which horses and riders will make the final cut for the FEI World Championships Aachen 2026 eventing teams, then H&H is here to keep you abreast of all the selection news as it happens. I’ll be updating this page every time a nation announces their initial nominated entries and their final squads. To kick off here are the nominated entries and squads that have been released so far.

    At the moment it is unclear how many starters there will be in the eventing at this year’s FEI World Championships, but there will be a maximum of five horse and rider combinations per nation. Teams can consist of three or four athletes. If a country has a team then they can also have one additional horse and rider compete as a individual. Countries that do not have a team can enter two combinations as individuals.

    Eventing teams at Aachen 2026

    Nations listed in alphabetical order

    Canada

    Individuals

    • Jessica Phoenix and Fluorescent Adolescent
    • Mike Winter and El Mundo

    France

    Nominated entries in alphabetical order by rider’s surname

    • Thomas Carlile with Golden de Béliard AA
    • Luc Château with Cocorico de l’Ebat
    • Sébastien Cavaillon with Elipso de la Vigne
    • Alexis Goury with Colorée de Poteau Z
    • Alexis Goury with Je’Vall
    • Karim Laghouag with Dream de Viève
    • Gaspard Maksud with Zaragoza
    • Benjamin Massié with Figaro Fonroy
    • Benjamin Massié with Filao de Perle
    • Astier Nicolas with Alertamalib’Or
    • Astier Nicolas with Dirty Old Town
    • Nicolas Touzaint with Diabolo Menthe

    Germany

    Nominated entries in alphabetical order by rider’s surname

    • Antonia Baumgart with Ris de Talm
    • Arne Bergendahl with Bronco NRW
    • Vanessa Bölting with Ready to Go NRW
    • Malin Hansen-Hotopp with Carlitos Quidditch K
    • Michael Jung with fischerChipmunk FRH
    • Pauline Knorr with Aevolet MAF
    • Julia Krajewski with Uelzener’s Nickel
    • Julia Krajewski with Tullibard’s Platinum
    • Libussa Lübbeke with Caramia
    • Katharina Meyer with Aspen T
    • Christoph Wahler with D’Accord FRH

    Great Britain

    Nominated entries in alphabetical order by rider’s surname

    • Sarah Bullimore with Corimiro
    • Ros Canter with Lordships Graffalo
    • Laura Collett with London 52
    • David Doel with Galileo Nieuwmoed
    • Caroline Harris with D. Day
    • Yasmin Ingham with Gypsie Du Loir
    • Tom Jackson with United 36
    • Katie Magee with Treworra
    • Tom McEwen with Brookfield Quality
    • Tom McEwen with JL Dublin
    • Harry Meade with Cavalier Crystal
    • Selina Milnes with Cooley Snapchat
    • Gemma Stevens with Cooley Park Muze
    • Gemma Stevens with Flash Cooley
    • Bubby Upton with Its Cooley Time

    For more insight, here’s what you need to know about the British eventing team entered for Aachen.

    Ireland

    Nominated entries in alphabetical order by rider’s surname

    • Susie Berry and John The Bull
    • Ian Cassells and Millridge Atlantis
    • Aoife Clark and Full Monty de Lacense
    • Sian Coleman and Carrowgar Je T’aime Max
    • Sarah Ennis and Dourough Ferro Class Act
    • Georgie Goss and Feloupe
    • Georgie Goss and Kojak
    • Lucy Latta and RCA Patron Saint
    • Padraig McCarthy and MGH Zabaione
    • Padraig McCarthy and Pomp n Circumstance
    • Padraig McCarthy and Lady Ophelia
    • Joseph Murphy and Calmaro
    • Austin O’Connor and Colorado Blue
    • Austin O’Connor and Sixmilewater
    • Sam Watson and Ballyneety Rocketman

    New Zealand

    Final squad

    • Clarke Johnstone with Rocket Man
    • Samantha Lissington with Lucas Stone
    • Jonelle Price with Senor Crocodillo
    • Tim Price with Falco
    • Monica Spencer with Artist

    For more insight, including who is on the New Zealand reserves list, here’s what you need to know about the New Zealand eventing team entered for Aachen.

    When are final team announcements for eventing?

    The deadline for definite entries – that is the final squads of up to five athletes per nation, bar injury or illness – is 27 July.

    How are teams selected?

    Each country follows its own selection process. The British selectors take into account the results of horse and rider combinations at major competitions, as well as the difficulty of certain courses, how competitive a competition was and results at events with “field of play similarities” to a championships.

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