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British Team for the LLN Final 2026
Great Britain heads to Barcelona as defending champions for the Longines League of Nations Final. Di Lampard nominates Scott Brash, Tim Gredley, Jessica Mendoza, Jack Whitaker, and Jodie Hall McAteer.
Equidara editorial team · 30 September 2026 · 1 min read
The Longines League of Nations Final will take place from October 1st to 4th, 2026, at the Real Club de Polo in Barcelona. On October 4th, Great Britain will compete as the defending champions. In 2025, the British team clinched victory in Barcelona after a jump-off between Scott Brash and Billy Twomey. In the overall series standings, Great Britain was tied with Germany for second place, just behind France.
Chef d'Equipe Di Lampard has selected Scott Brash, Tim Gredley with Medoc De Toxandria, Jessica Mendoza with Summerhouse or In The Air, Jack Whitaker with Jack JL, and Jodie Hall McAteer with La Gupardie. Scott Brash has named Hello Folie and Hello Mango as his potential mounts. Ben Maher is absent following a fall at Spruce Meadows.
Host nation Spain and the top-ranked nations from the series will also be competing. Germany will field Marcus Ehning, Sophie Hinners, and Richard Vogel. France will be represented by Julien Epaillard and Antoine Ermann. Ireland's nominations include Billy Twomey, Trevor Breen, Denis Lynch, and Cian O’Connor.
Find out more at Horse & Hound.
Sources
- Can the Brits retain their crown? Meet the squad for the LLN Final in Barcelona, one of showjumping’s greatest team showdowns (Horse & Hound) (30.9.2026)
- Titelfoto: Clément Bucco-Lechat, Wikimedia Commons
- Lizenz des Fotos: CC BY-SA 3.0
Written by Equidara editorial team. Last checked: 2 October 2026.
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