Keep track of who will be riding in the dressage at this summer’s Olympics (30 July – 4 August).
In total, there will be 60 starters in the dressage at the Paris Olympics. 15 teams of three will compete and there are also 15 individual spots for nations which have not qualified a team. Each team will also be taking a travelling reserve who will be able to swap in under certain circumstances.
Paris Olympic dressage teams
Australian team
- Simone Pearce with Destano
- Jayden Brown with Quincy B
- William Matthew with Mysterious Star
- Reserve: Mary Hanna with Ivanhoe
Austrian team
- Florian Bacher with Fidertraum OLD
- Victoria Max-Theurer with Abegglen
- Stefan Lehfellner with Roberto Carlos MT
- Reserve: Christian Schumach with Amplemento
Belgian team
- Domien Michiels with Intermezzo Van Het Meerdaalhof
- Flore de Winne with Flynn FRH
- Larissa Pauluis with Flambeau
- Reserve: Charlotte Defalque with Botticelli
Brazilian individual
- João Victor Marcari Oliva with Feel Good VO
British team
- Carl Hester with Fame
- Becky Moody with Jagerbomb
- Lottie Fry with Glamourdale
- Reserve: Andrew Gould with Indigro
Canadian team
- Jill Irving with Delacroix 11
- Camille Carier Bergeron with Finnländerin
- Naima Moreira Laliberte with Statesman
- Reserve: Chris von Martels with Eclips
Danish team
- Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour with Freestyle
- Nanna Skodberg Merrald with Zepter
- Daniel Bachmann Andersen with Vayron
- Reserve: Nadja Aaboe Sloth with Favour Gersdorf
Dutch team
- Dinja van Liere with Hermes
- Emmelie Scholtens with Indian Rock
- Hans Peter Minderhoud with Toto Jr
- Reserve: Edward Gal with Total US
Dominican individual
- Yvonne Losos de Muñiz with Aquamarijn
Ecuadorian individual
- Julio Mendoza Loor with Jewel’s Goldstrike
Finnish team
- Emma Kanerva with Greek Air
- Joanna Robinson with Glamouraline
- Henri Rouste with Tiffany’s Diamond
- Reserve: Elisabet Ehrnrooth with Daytona
French team
- Pauline Basquin with Sertorius De Rima Z
- Corentin Pottier with Gotilas Du Feuillard
- Alexandre Ayache with Jolene
- Reserve: Anne Sophie Serre with Jibraltar de Massa.
German team
- Jessica von Bredow Werndl with Dalera BB
- Frederic Wandres with Bluetooth OLD
- Isabell Werth with Wendy
- Reserve: Sönke Rothenberger riding Fendi
Indian individual
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Anush Agarwalla and Sir Caramello OLD
Irish individual
Korean individual
(Korea was reallocated the individual spot that had initially been assigned to Palestine, who lost the spot as none of their riders were able to fulfil the minimum eligibility requirements)
- Young Shik Hwang with Delmonte 7
Lithuanian individual
- Justina Vanagaitė-Samuile with Nabab
Luxembourgian individual
- Nicolas Wagner Ehlinger with Quater Back Junior FRH
Moldovan individual
- Alisa Glinka with Abercrombie
Moroccan individual
- Yessin Rahmouni with All At Once
New Zealand individual
- Melissa Galloway with Windermere J’Obei W
Norwegian individual
- Isabel Freese with Total Hope
Polish team
- Sandra Sysojeva with Maxima Bella
- Katarzyna Milczarek with Guapo
- Žaneta Skowrońska Kozubik with Love Me
- Reserve: Aleksandra Szulc with Breakdance
Portuguese team
- João Moreira with Furst Kennedy Old
- Maria Caetano with Hit Plus
- Rita Ralão with Irão
- Reserve: António Vale with Fine Fellow
Spanish team
- Borja Carrascosa with Frizzantino
- Juan Antonio Jiménez Cobo with Euclides MOR
- José Daniel Martín Dockx with Malagueño Lxxxiii
- Reserve: Claudio Castilla Ruiz with Hi-Rico Do Sobral
Singaporean individual
- Caroline Chew with Zatchmo
Swedish team
- Patrik Kittel with Touchdown
- Therese Nilshagen with Dante Weltino OLD
- Juliette Ramel with Buriel KH
- Reserve: Maria von Essen with Invoice
Swiss individual
- Andrina Suter with Fibonacci
- Adrienne Lyle with Helix
- Marcus Orlob with Jane
- Steffen Peters with Suppenkasper
- Reserve: Endel Ots with Bohemian
Venezuelan individual
- Patricia Ferrando with Honnaisseur SJ
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