Olympics: Dressage Individual GP Freestyle

Individual Dressage Grand Prix Musical Kur

Titans of the sport will clash in a potentially historic individual dressage competition. World No. 2 Isabell Werth from Germany enters the Paris Games as the all-time leader in equestrian Olympic medals, having captured 7 gold and 12 total medals over the course of her six previous Games. In her seventh — and possibly final Olympics — Werth will look to reclaim the Olympic title and extend her all-time lead after finishing second in Tokyo. She enters the Games with two consecutive Grand Prix wins under her belt. Challenging Werth will be Tokyo Olympic champion and world No. 1 Jessica von Bredow-Werndl, the defending European and World Cup champion. Von Bredow-Werndl has held the world No. 1 ranking since June 2023 and looks prepared to fully establish herself as Werth’s successor to the dressage throne.

No. 3 Charlotte Fry (GBR) will also be in contention for a medal in Paris, entering the Games as the reigning World Champion. The youngest ever dressage World Champion and the 2023 European Championships silver medalist will look to challenge the German duo this summer. She will be joined by British teammates No. 10 Carl Hester and No. 15 Becky Moody, who replaced No. 4 Charlotte Dujardin.

Five-time Olympian and three-time medalist Steffen Peters will lead the way for the United States after returning from a health scare in December 2023. He will be joined by two-time Olympian Adrienne Lyle and first-time Olympian Marcus Orlob.

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*Please note: Times here are South African, and end times are best guess