Double Olympic champion Charlotte Dujardin has been knocked off the top of dressage's world rankings.
Gloucestershire-based Dujardin and her London 2012 horse Valegro had held first place on the back of winning team and individual gold medals at Greenwich Park this summer.
But Holland's Adelinde Cornelissen and Jerich Parzival have now regained pole position following recent World Cup successes in Denmark and France.
The Dutch combination were world number one for 14 months in a row from June 2011 until British star Dujardin overtook them.
Dujardin's Olympic colleague Laura Bechtolsheimer remains fourth with Mistral Hojris, while Carl Hester - the third member of Britain's gold medal-winning team - is up one place to 18th on Uthopia.
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