Julia Krajewski (GER) and Nickel 21 will be the first to see in dressage and the pathfinders on cross country in Paris. Photo by Tilly Berendt.
Following the First Horse Inspection and a chef d’equipe meeting, we now have the confirmed start list and times for the Olympic eventing, which commences with dressage tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. local time.
You can view the full drawn order here.
The drawn order of nations is as follows:
1. Germany
2. Australia
3. Canada
4. Ireland
5. Switzerland
6. USA
7. Poland
8. Sweden
9. Great Britain
10. Brazil
11. New Zealand
12. Japan
13. Italy
14. Netherlands
15. France
16. Belgium
The remaining spots are given to individual riders:
- Spain
- Hungary
- Czechia
- China
- Ecuador
- Finland
- Denmark
- Portugal
- Austria
- Morocco
- South Africa
Looking to the times for dressage (and remember, the riders will go out on cross country in the same order they were put in for dressage), Germany’s Julia Krajewski and Nickel 21, who slotted into team Germany late after the withdrawal of Sandra Auffarth and Viamant du Matz, will be the pathfinders. As expected, Michael Jung and Chipmunk FRH will anchor the Germans, with Christoph Wahler and Carjatan S sent out second.
Caroline Pamukcu and HSH Blake will be the pathfinders for the U.S., with Liz Halliday and Nutcracker out second and Boyd Martin anchoring the team as last to go with Fedarman B.
For the reigning gold medalists, Team Great Britain will send Tom McEwen and JL Dublin out first, followed by Laura Collett and London 52 and Ros Canter and Lordships Graffalo as anchors.
If you’re planning to follow along live, be sure to check out our How To Watch guide for information on timetables and where you can watch. Full timing and scoring will also be available here.
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