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Gold, silver and bronze reflect on an unforgettable individual final in Aachen: Steve Guerdat on fulfilling a lifelong dream, Thibeau Spits on letting go of pressure after a tough start and Harry Charles on a medal he could hardly believe was possible. The individual final of the FEI Jumping World Championship Aachen 2026 produced a podium combining experience, emerging talent and three very different journeys.

Steve Guerdat and Dynamix de Belheme are the new FEI Jumping World Champions. In an individual final that came down to the very last combination in the ring, the Swiss rider produced a foot-perfect final round to take gold at the FEI World Championships Aachen 2026, denying the home crowd a fairytale German double and closing out the championship with one of the tightest finishes in its history.

Richard Vogel (GER) rides United Touch S during the FEI Jumping World Championship - Second Competition - Team Final and Individual Qualifier - Round 2 at the FEI World Championships Aachen 2026 Photo Credit: FEI/Benjamin Clark

IJRC Director Eleonora Ottaviani and Italian international rider Filippo Bologni to provide Italian language commentary on ClipMyHorse.TV How to watch Viewers should select the stream marked “ITA” on ClipMyHorse.TV to access the Italian commentary. Timing Round one at 09:00 CEST, followed by the medal deciding round two at 18:40 CEST.

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Julien Epaillard and Fringan de Vesquerie produced a blistering performance to take victory in the opening Jumping competition at the FEI World Championships Aachen 2026. The French combination topped a world-class field in the Turkish Airlines-Prize, the first Team and Individual Qualifier of the Championship, completing the speed competition in 70.60 seconds and putting themselves into an excellent early position in the battle for the World title.

Jumping history has been made time and again in Aachen’s (GER) hallowed Main Stadium, and in the coming days another chapter will be written. For the sixth time, the world’s best will gather at the Soers to decide whose names will be added to the list of legends who came before. A truly global line-up is ready to battle it out in Aachen; 146 athletes representing 51 nations will contest the Jumping competition at the FEI World Championships 2026.

Steve Guerdat (SUI) and Albfuehren’s Iashin Sitte claimed a magnificent victory in the Rolex Grand Prix of Ireland on Sunday afternoon, bringing five days of world-class sport at the Gallagher Dublin Horse Show to a spectacular conclusion. Once again, the crowds turned out in force at the Royal Dublin Society, filling the grandstands surrounding the Main Arena for the highlight of the week and creating the unique atmosphere for which the Dublin Horse Show is renowned.

Kent Farrington has once again confirmed his position at the summit of the Rankings, holding the number one spot for a fourth month running with 3,360 points. The American’s consistency at the top continues to set the pace for the rest of the field, even as the chasing pack shows plenty of movement beneath him. While no rider broke into the top 10 this month, the table saw a meaningful reshuffle among familiar names.

The road to the FEI Jumping World Championship Aachen 2026 has reached its final destination. With the publication of the official list of definite entries, the riders and horses that will compete for the world titles are now confirmed. The countdown has truly begun. The final field brings together the world’s leading horse and rider combinations, all set to compete in Aachen’s legendary stadium from 17 to 23 August for the FEI World Championship titles.