Following three days of outstanding sport, Sunday's Rolex Grand Prix promises one of the strongest fields of the outdoor season.

Among the leading contenders is Henrik von Eckermann (SWE), who has already demonstrated exceptional form this week with victory in Thursday's opening CSI5* class aboard Glamour Girl.

Current World No. 2 Richard Vogel (GER) has once again showcased the speed and consistency that have made him one of the sport's dominant riders, while World No. 4 Ben Maher (GBR) arrives full of confidence after finishing runner-up in Friday's Prix Mars & Co.

Another rider to watch will undoubtedly be Steve Guerdat (SUI). The Swiss star has been one of the most consistent performers in Dinard, finishing fourth in both Thursday's opening CSI5* class and Friday's 1.55m feature, confirming he is building momentum at exactly the right time ahead of the FEI World Championships in Aachen.

Fresh from his victory in the Rolex Grand Prix of Falsterbo, Shane Sweetnam (IRL) also returns to a Rolex Series event with genuine ambitions. The Irishman and James Kann Cruz have already proven they can deliver on the biggest stage and will once again be among the favourites on Sunday.

American rider Lillie Keenan (USA) heads into the Grand Prix full of confidence after her victory in Friday's Prix Mars & Co, while the home nation will be looking to build on a series of encouraging performances. Mégane Moissonnier (FRA), tenth in Thursday's opening CSI5* class before finishing fifth in Friday's feature event with Glamour du Lys, has been one of the standout French riders of the week.

With many combinations making their final preparations ahead of the FEI World Championships in Aachen, the Rolex Grand Prix Ville de Dinard promises a fascinating battle between riders arriving in top form. On Sunday afternoon, only one will write the next chapter in the history of the Jumping International de Dinard.