FEI World Cup dressage
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The FEI World Cup Dressage Finals took place on 8-12 April 2026 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, USA, alongside the Longines FEI World Cup Jumping Final.
• How to watch the World Cup Dressage Final live
The new World Cup dressage champion is Becky Moody with Jagerbomb, who posted a personal best score of 88.33% to win. This means Britain retains the World Cup title after Lottie Fry won on Glamourdale in 2025.
Prior to Lottie Fry’s success in 2025, the last British winner of the World Cup dressage title was Charlotte Dujardin, who won back-to-back titles with Valegro in 2014 and 2015.
How do riders qualify for the World Cup finals?
Top dressage riders all over the world compete for one of 18 coveted places at the World Cup Final in regional leagues: the Western European League, the Central European League, the Pacific League, the North American League, with the highest ranking non-league rider offered a place and three additional starting places also allocated.
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‘I think maybe a Jägerbomb’: Becky Moody and Jagerbomb claim World Cup title with personal best freestyle in Fort WorthBy Oscar Williams Published
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‘He’s my pride and joy’: Becky Moody and Jagerbomb get off to a flying start on their World Cup Final debutBy Oscar Williams Published
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How to watch the FEI World Cup Finals of Dressage and JumpingBy Georgia Guerin Published
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Charlotte Dujardin pulls out of World Cup Final as Becky Moody carries British hopesBy Oscar Williams Published
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Charlotte Dujardin and Becky Moody confirmed for 2026 Dressage World Cup Final as other big names stay at homeBy Oscar Williams Published
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‘I plan to enjoy every moment’: Annabella Pidgley and Pumpkin make World Cup debut and look ahead to the futureBy Becky Murray Published
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‘I did feel some nerves today’: Lottie Fry and Glamourdale fly to World Cup victory in AmsterdamBy Oscar Williams Published
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Olympic champion wins on World Cup circuit with exciting rising starBy Lucy Elder Published
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Unstoppable Justin Verboomen and Zonik Plus dance to personal best at World Cup qualifier in LyonBy Oscar Williams Published
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‘While our first priority is always horse welfare, we also want to save our sport’: independent group flags ‘systemic’ issues at jumping and dressage World Cup FinalsBy Oscar Williams Published
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Legacy! Unstoppable Lottie Fry and Glamourdale storm to World Cup Final victory in BaselBy Oscar Williams Published
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‘I really had to give him confidence today’: Lottie Fry and Glamourdale seize victory in opening round of World Cup FinalBy Oscar Williams Published
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Lottie Fry and Isabell Werth among stellar entries for dressage World Cup FinalBy Lucy Elder Published
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‘Look closely, not away’: FEI World Cup Final organisers announce zero-tolerance policy on welfare violationsBy Oscar Williams Published
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‘Girl from nowhere’ stars on World Cup Final stage: ‘I’m the driver, the rider, the groom and the coach!’By Martha Terry Published
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James Bond helps Swede to World Cup Final win at the ninth attempt; favourite eliminatedBy Martha Terry Published
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‘Extremely unlucky’ says vet after Lottie Fry eliminated at dressage World Cup FinalBy Martha Terry Published
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‘He’s so happy when I say “good job”’: Lottie Fry takes control of World Cup FinalBy Martha Terry Published
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‘As always, our horses lead the way’: World Cup Final favourite withdraws through injuryBy Oscar Williams Published