Friday, 27 June 2025
British Equestrian and the British Showjumping Selectors can today confirm the five jumping athlete and horse combinations that will be submitted to the Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) as our definite entries for the Longines FEI Jumping European Championship 2025, set to take place in A Coruña, Spain from 16–20 July.
Definite entries for the British Equestrian jumping squad, in partnership with Agria, are below, listed in alphabetical order by athlete surname with any direct reserve horses then listed in preferred order:
At the time of release, the names of the grooms for each horse have not been confirmed, but will be announced prior to the Championship.
Jumping Performance Manager Di Lampard commented; “This is a hugely exciting group with a mix of experience and huge potential. Both Ben and Scott have horses making their championship debut, Matt makes a long-awaited first senior championship appearance, Jess is back in the squad for the first time since being named as reserve for Rio 2016 and Donald will be looking to build on the experience he gained at the last European Championships in Milan with a new horse.
“Collectively the combinations have shown consistently good form this year. We aim to build on this, peaking to be competitive at A Coruña, while using the valuable experience as we build towards next year’s World Championships.”
Selection decisions are subject to the athlete and horse maintaining fitness and performance, and this list may be amended at any point up to midnight on Monday 30 June.
The funding that the British Equestrian World Class Programme receives from the National Lottery and UK Sport is pivotal in preparing our teams for senior championships and supporting them on the ground.
British Equestrian is also extremely grateful for the support we enjoy from our partners – Agria, Bates Saddles, Dodson & Horrell, NAF, SEIB and Toggi – and team suppliers – Equi-Trek and Lotus Romeo. We’re indebted for the year-round support they provide to the World Class Programme and British teams, which helps us to best prepare for senior championships.