The Tu Mundo Ecuestre Show Jumping Rider Ranking is an editorial classification designed to present a clear and structured view of the recent competitive performance of riders in international show jumping.
This ranking is updated monthly and is presented in three categories:
- World Ranking
- Pan American Ranking
- Latin American Ranking
Purpose of the Ranking
The main objective of the ranking is to provide an informational and reference tool for fans, industry professionals, trainers, organizations, brands, and specialized media, offering a clear perspective on the current competitive landscape of show jumping.
Evaluation Criteria
Riders are ranked based on a combined analysis of the following factors:
- Results achieved in official competitions
- Level of competition
- Recent performance within the evaluated period
Each of these elements is assessed comparatively, allowing for a structured and hierarchical classification of riders.
Scope of Each Ranking
World Ranking
Includes riders from all countries, based on results achieved in official FEI international competitions.
Pan American Ranking
Includes only riders representing countries from the American continent under the official FEI framework.
Latin American Ranking
Includes riders from Latin American countries, with a focus on official FEI results at both regional and global levels.
Update Frequency
The ranking is updated once per month, reflecting changes from the most recent competitive period.
Each update includes:
- Movements within the ranking
- New entries into the Top 20
- Key changes compared to the previous month
Editorial Nature
The Tu Mundo Ecuestre Ranking is an independent, editorial classification based on official FEI results.
While aligned with the official FEI Ranking structure, it aims to complement existing data through a more detailed and specialized analysis, rather than replace any official federation ranking.
Editorial Responsibility
The ranking is developed, reviewed, and published by the Tu Mundo Ecuestre editorial team, following principles of consistency, coherence, and transparency in data analysis and presentation.
