Andrew Hoy eyes World Championships at Luhmühlen Horse Trials

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.

Hoy, an eight-time Olympian, finished the dressage phase on a score of 32.7. This placed the pair 16th ahead of the cross-country phase.

The 17-year-old Vassily De Lassos is a double Tokyo medallist. Hoy told Horse & Hound he was “really happy” with the test after a decade of training together.

Hoy confirmed discussions with Australian team management about selection for the World Championships in Aachen. This would mark their fourth championships together if he is chosen.

Cross-country action at Luhmühlen was scheduled to begin on 20 June. Hoy noted that time would be a significant challenge on the course designed by Mike Etherington-Smith.

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Hallie Coon riding Kapriccio in a dressage competition at Luhmühlen Horse Trials.
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Hallie Coon leads dressage at Luhmühlen Horse Trials

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US rider Hallie Coon and Kapriccio topped the CCI5* standings after the first day of dressage at the Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials on 18 June with a score of 27.8. Britain's Stephen Heal sits third on Hagonda, while Germany's Julia Krajewski leads the CCI4*-S on Tullabeg Platinum with 27.2.

Britain's Emily King and Valmy Biats hold the top spot in the CCI5* at the Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials following the dressage phase. The pair scored 27 penalties to lead by 0.8 of a penalty.

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The race for British eventing team places at the 2026 FEI World Championships in Aachen is set to reach a key stage over the next two weeks. Pippa Roome of Horse & Hound outlined the current standings following major spring events. Final decisions will follow performances at upcoming fixtures.

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.

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Defending champions Ros Canter and Izilot DHI have withdrawn from the 2026 Longines Luhmühlen Horse Trials CCI5* in Germany. The event runs from 17 to 21 June with a reduced entry list.

Britain secured second place in the dressage Nations Cup at Lier, Belgium, during a heatwave that challenged competitors.

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The draw for the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event, set for April 23-26 in the United States, has been confirmed. American rider Boyd Martin secured number one with Miks Master C, while British riders including world number one Harry Meade feature prominently. A notable withdrawal came from Ireland's Austin O’Connor.

 

 

 

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