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Sunday saw the 2026 FEI World Equestrian Games draw to a close for our dressage riders. After a thrilling two weeks of results, Jemima Green rounded off the British campaign to bring home a silver freestyle medal, whilst Mari Durward-Akhurst announces the retirement of her iconic dancing partner.

Sophie Wells and Nicola Naylor were the final two team members to ride today and their scores helped the team to finish in a fabulous fifth place and secure LA28 qualification.

Mari Durward-Akhurst and Jemima Green kicked off the team competition with two fantastic scores, leaving Great Britain in a strong position for the final two riders.

The Para riders enjoyed another outstanding day at the FEI World Championships, with Sophie Wells securing Grade V individual gold and Nicola Naylor claiming a superb Grade IV individual bronze medal.

Britain’s para riders take two medals on the first day of the para dressage competition at the FEI World Championships in Aachen.

Under the lights of Aachen’s iconic stadium and in front of a crowd of more than 40,000 spectators, the world’s best dressage combinations delivered a spectacular evening of freestyle competition. Leading the way was Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale, who produced a breathtaking performance to claim a second freestyle gold medal and secure her title as a double World Champion.

Lottie Fry defended her 2022 World Championship Gold Medal, claiming a commanding win in the Grand Prix Special competition whilst Carl Hester and Becky Moody bring home two top-ten performances.

After two fantastic days of competition, the British squad have brought home both a silver medal and an Olympic qualification from the 2026 FEI World Championships in Aachen with a final total score of 231.445.

It was a sunny morning in Aachen on day one of the FEI World Championships, where six equestrian disciplines will be showcased over the next two weeks as over 750 riders from 65 nations set to compete on the world stage.

It’s time to head to Aachen, Germany to support our Senior and Para riders out at the FEI World Championships (11 – 23 August) as they compete to bring home another medal.