Jessica von Bredow-Werndl out of 2026 World Championships

Olympic dressage champion Jessica von Bredow-Werndl will miss the 2026 World Championships in Aachen after withdrawing her horse from selection trials. The decision centers on the health and development of her mare Times Kismet.

Jessica von Bredow-Werndl announced on 28 June that Times Kismet would not compete in the German team selection trial in Hagen from 1 to 5 July. She described the choice as difficult but necessary to allow the 11-year-old mare time to develop without added pressure during her first Grand Prix season.

The rider has no other horse at international Grand Prix level. Her previous top mount TSF Dalera BB retired in August 2024, and Diallo BB died earlier this year. Times Kismet and von Bredow-Werndl placed 10th in the Grand Prix at the German Championships in early June before a quarantine period.

Ingrid Klimke is also out of contention. She and Vayron NRW missed both the German Championships and the upcoming Hagen trial after the gelding was deemed not yet fit enough.

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Sadie Smith with her horse Times Oddjob after winning three gold medals at the Winter Dressage Championships.
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Sadie Smith claims hat-trick of golds at Winter Dressage Championships

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Sadie Smith swept all three classes she entered at the NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships, capping her success with the Black Country Saddles advanced medium gold on Times Oddjob scoring 71.34%. Other riders including Emily Baldwin and Amy Ward also claimed titles on the event's latest day. The championships continue at Addington Equestrian until 19 April.

The British Equestrian selectors have announced an eight-rider shortlist for the 2026 World Championships in Aachen, Germany. Four combinations will be chosen to represent the team, with confirmation expected in mid-July.

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Becky Moody and her horse Jagerbomb secured the 2026 Zen Elite FEI Dressage World Cup title with a personal best score of 88.33% in the grand prix freestyle at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. The British pair retained the title for Great Britain amid standing ovations from the crowd. Christian Simonson and Indian Rock took second place with 83.81%.

Germany's Julia Krajewski maintained her lead with Uelzener’s Nickel after the cross-country phase at the Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials CCI4*-S on June 20.

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Sweden's show jumping national team captain Henrik Ankarcrona has nominated seven riders to a preliminary squad for the World Championships in Aachen this summer. Henrik von Eckermann and Peder Fredricson are likely to feature in the final team of five riders plus one reserve. The squad will be finalized at Falsterbo.

Karmijn, a former Grade A showjumper known for her speed, has retired from competition and is now helping train a three-year-old rider. The 34-year-old mare, also called Minnie, retired in November 2024 after a long career with owner Suzanne Posnett.

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Australian rider Andrew Hoy is competing at the Luhmühlen Horse Trials CCI4*-S with his horse Vassily De Lassos in pursuit of selection for the World Championships.

 

 

 

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