Who to watch out for?published at 12:31 Greenwich Mean Time 17 December 2023
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A star-studded line-up with current Olympic & European Champions, past winners and an exciting younger generation amongst the entries.
Individual Olympic gold medallist GB's Ben Maher heads the strong field. Maher is looking to bag his second win in London having won the Ivy States with Ginger-Blue on Friday.
Last year's World Cup winners Scott Brash and Hello Jefferson are back again to retrain their 2022 title.
Olympian Harry Charles partners his 2020 Tokyo Olympic ride Romeo 88. 21-year-old Lily Attwood is also amongst the senior names. A former pony team and young-rider European medallist, Lily rides her October Senior Nations Cup ride Cor-Leon vd Vlierbeek Z.
Switzerland's Steve Guerdat won individual European gold in Italy this September. The former Olympic Champion from London 2012 rides Is-Minka.
Whilst, Show jumping legend John Whitaker is back again. The 68-year-old is entered alongside son Robert.
GB's Matthew Sampson won the Grand Prix here last year on the grey mare, Ebolensky. The combination are back to aim for another victory in this year's World Cup. Matthew is another man on flying form, posting a win in the Christmas Pudding Stakes with MGH Candy Girl earlier in the week
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