The USEF has announced the nominated entries for dressage and show jumping for this summer’s Olympic games in London.
The final dressage team will consist of three horse-and-rider pairs, plus one that will compete as an individual representing the U.S. The show jumping team will have four pairs.
The dressage nominated entry in ranked order based on results from the USEF Selection Trials & National Dressage Championship:
*In the 2012 Olympic format, three athlete/horse combinations comprise the team and each rider can only ride one horse. Ravel was granted permission to not contest the Trials and is therefore ranked in third.
The ranked order for the U.S. show jumping nominated entry:
Ranked Alternates to the FEI Nominated Entries:
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