Paris Olympic showjumping teams: find out who will ride at the Games

Check out this full list of Paris Olympic showjumping teams and individuals. The team showjumping at Versailles takes place 1-2 August and the individual competition 5-6 August.

In total, 20 teams will send a squad to the Games – consisting of three team riders and an alternate, who can be swapped in at certain points – and there are 15 individual spots.

Paris Olympic showjumping teams

Argentinian individual

• José María (jr) Larocca with Finn Lente

Australian team

• Thaisa Erwin with Hialita B
• Hilary Scott with Milky Way
• Edwina Tops-Alexander with Fellow Castlfield
• Alternate: Amber Fuller with Nopal Van Tallaert

Austrian team

• Max Kühner with Elektric Blue P
• Gerfried Puck with Naxcel V
• Katharina Rhomberg with Cuma 5
• Alternate: Christoph Obernauer with Renegade

Belgian team

• Jérôme Guery with Quel Homme De Hus
• Gilles Thomas with Ermitage Kalone
• Wilm Vermeiur with IQ Van Het Steentje
• Alternate: Gregory Wathelet with Bond Jamesbond De Hay

Brazilian team

• Stephan de Freitas Barcha with Primavera
• Yuri Mansur with Miss Blue
• Rodrigo Pessoa with Major Tom
• Alternate: Pedro Veniss with Nimrod De Muze

Canadian team

• Erynn Ballard with Nikka VD Bisschop
• Mario Deslauriers with Emerson
• Amy Millar with Truman
• Alternate: Tiffany Foster with Battlecry

Chilean individual

• Agustin Covarrubias with Nelson Du Petit Vivier

Colombian individual

• Rene Lopez Lizarazo with Kheros Van’t Hoogeinde

Danish individual

• Andreas Schou with Napoli VH Nederassenthof

Egyptian individual

• Nayel Nassar with Coronado

Spanish team

• Eduardo Alvarez Aznar with Legend
• Serio Alvarez Moya with Puma HS
• Ismael Garcia Roque with Tirano
• Alternate: Eduardo Alvarez Aznar wtih Rokfeller De Pleville

Estonian individual

• My Relander with Expert

French team

• Simon Delestre with I Amelusina R 51
• Julien Epaillard with Dubai Du Cedre
• Kevin Staut with Viking D’La Rousserie
• Alternate: Olivier Perreau with Dorai D’Aiguilly

British team

• Scott Brash with Jefferson
• Harry Charles with Romeo 88
• Ben Maher with Point Break
• Alternate: Joseph Stockdale with Cacharel

German team

• Christian Kukuk with Checker 47
• Richard Vogel with United Touch S
• Philipp Weishaupt with Zineday
• Alternate: Jana Wargers with Dorette

Greek individual

• Ioli Mytilinaiou with L’Artiste De Toxandra

Irish team

• Daniel Coyle with Legacy
• Cian O‘Connor with Maurice
• Shane Sweetnam with James Kann Cruz
• Alternate: Bertram Allen with Pacino Amiro

Israeli team

• Daniel Bluman with Ladriano Z
• Ashlee Bond with Donatello 141
• Robin Muhr with Galaxy HM
• Alternate: Isabella Russekoff with C Vier 2

Italian individual

• Emanuele Camilli with Odense Odeveld

Japanese team

• Takashi Haase Shibayama with Karamell M&M
• Eiken Sato with Chadellano
• Taizo Sugitani with Quincy 194
• Alternate: Mike Kawai with Saxo De La Cour

Saudi Arabian team

• Ramzy Al Duhami with Untouchable 32
• Abdulrahman Alrajhi with Ventago
• Abdullah Alsharbatly with Alamo
• Alternate: Khaled Almobty with Jaguar King WD

Latvian individual

• Kristaps Neretnieks with Palladium KJV

Lithuanian individual

• Andrius Petrovas with Linkolns

Mexican team

• Jose Antonio Chedraui Eguia with H-Lucky Retto
• Eugenio Garza Perez with Contago
• Carlos Hank Guerreiro with Porthos Maestro WH Z
• Alternate: Andres Azcarraga with Contendros 2

Dutch team

• Willem Greve with Grandorado
• Harrie Smolders with Uricas V/D Kattevennen
• Maikel van der Vleuten with Beauville
• Alternate: Kim Emmen with Imagine

Norwegian individual

• Victoria Gulliksen with Mistral Van De Vogelzang

Polish team

• Adam Grzegorzewski with Isssem
• Michal Tyszko with Colinero
• Maksymillan Wechta with Chepettano
• Dawid Kubiak with Flash Blue B

Portuguese individual

• Duarte Seabra with Dourados 2

Swiss team

• Martin Fuchs with Leone Jei
• Steve Guerdat with Dynamix De Belheme
• Pius Schwizer with Vancouver De Lanlore
• Alternate: Edouard Schmitz with Gamin Van’t Naastveldhof

Swedish team

• Rolf-Göran Bengtsson with Zuccero HV
• Peder Fredricson with Catch Me Not S
• Henrik von Eckermann with King Edward
• Malin Baryard-Johnsson with Indiana

Syrian individual

• Amre Hamcho with Vagabon Des Forets

Thai individual

• Janakabhorn Karunayadhaj with Kinmar Agalux

United Arab Emirates team

• Ali Hamad Al Kirbi with Jarlin De Torres
• Abdullah Mohd Al Marri with McGregor
• Omar Abdul Aziz Al Marzooqoi with Enjoy De La Mure
• Salim Ahmed Al Suwaidi with Foncetti VD Heffinck

US team

• Kent Farrington with Greya
• Laura Kraut with Baloutinue
• McLain Ward with Ilex
• Alternate: Karl Cook with Carocole De La Roque

Venezuelan individual

• Luis Fernando Larrazabal with Condara

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