Tom McEwen and Toledo de Kerser. Photo by Nico Morgan Media.
The FEI has released its most recent update to the World Rankings List for eventing, and the top spot at this midway point of the year remains unchanged: New Zealand’s Tim Price is still king of the castle with 539 ranking points.
There’s a new World Number Two, though, and he’s just 36 points behind the leader — after a seriously successful spring, in which he took second place at Kentucky aboard JL Dublin and fourth at Badminton with Toledo de Kerser, Tom McEwen finds himself within touching distance of the top, up several places from his mid-May number six position.
Ros Canter remains the World Number Three, followed by former World Number One Oliver Townend in fourth and Kentucky champion Tamie Smith in fifth. A podium placing at Luhmühlen helps World Champion Yasmin Ingham make a grand entrance into the top ten — she’s now World Number Six, and as the new rankings only count results up to June 30, we can expect to see that Aachen win propel her even further in the next update.
Will Coleman remains untouched in seventh place, while Piggy March steps up from tenth to eight place, followed by Jonelle Price in ninth — down from a mid-May second — and Boyd Martin in tenth, up from 23rd. You can check out the rankings in full here.
