New Zealand’s Tim Price continued to top the FEI Eventing World Rankings at the end of August, and three riders have moved into the top 10 thanks to their 2026 World Championship Aachen performances.
Tim continued to top the FEI Eventing World Rankings at the end of August with Boyd Martin (USA) now in second place and Laura Collett (GBR) moving into third place.
Tim now sits on a total of 554 points, with Falco’s 21st place at the World Championships topping up his tally, giving him a 26-point advantage over Boyd, who added 100 points with 13th place at the Worlds, moving into second place on 528 points. Laura Collett picked up 150 points at the Worlds, moving her from seventh place in third (489 points), just ahead of Harry Meade, now in fourth place (485).
Tom McEwen remains in fifth place (484), Ros Canter has moved up from ninth to sixth (479) thanks to silver at the Worlds and Broadstone Lion Man’s third place at Scone Palace International while the next three spots are all taken by well-known names moving up the rankings. Will Coleman, Michael Jung and Gaspard Maksud are now in seventh, eighth and ninth places thanks to their World Championship performances while France’s Benjamin Massie has dropped to 10th.
Andrew Hoy’s performance at the World Championships has also boosted him up the leaderboard from 56th place to 35th, making him the top ranked Australian rider. Sophia Hill is the second best placed Aussie, in 42nd place, jumping up from 92nd while Oliver Barrett and Andrew Cooper also both still in the top 50 in 43rd and 50th places.
FEI Eventing Under 25 World Rankings
The inaugural FEI Under 25 World Champion, Germany’s Calvin Bockmann has retained the top spot in the FEI Eventing Under 25 World Rankings on 328 points, ahead of Australia’s Oliver Barrett (230) and Britain’s Alice Casburn (210).
Australia’s Lamoza Velisha, is now in 12th place while Australian based Indian rider Shashank Singh Kataria has moved in 25th place thanks to his 3*-L win at Quirindi Eventing.
FEI Eventing Young Rider World Rankings
Jasmine Underwood continues to lead the FEI Eventing Young Rider World Rankings on 186 points with Germany’s Mathies Ruder moving into second place (170) thanks to his 2026 European Young Rider Championship win and Pita Schmid (GER) in third (168)
FEI Eventing Junior World Rankings
The new Junior European Champion, Germany’s Teresa Leowald now holds the top spot (93 points) in the FEI Eventing Junior World Rankings, with Ella Howard (GBR) now in second place (88 points) and Iliane Hannalisa Hein (GER) in third (86).
Liam Mackenzie-Smith remains the highest ranked Australian Junior, now in 23rd place (34 points).
