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Felix Vogg

Wednesday 6th - Sunday 10th May 2026

Felix Vogg 35 y/o

Switzerland
CCI5* -L Starts (total since 2008): 16
  • 33 - Cartania

Biography

Felix, who is Switzerland’s leading rider, ranked 14th in the world, is making his fourth consecutive visit to Badminton with Cartania. They were 15th in 2023, 11th in 2024 and eliminated for a cross-country fall in 2025.

The partnership has a CCI5*-L win to their name, having triumphed at Elkton/Maryland, USA last year, and was 13th at Burghley in 2024. 

Cartania, a Holsteiner mare bred by Gunter Koch in Germany, was first produced by Australian rider Emma McNab; Felix acquired the ride in 2018.

He has represented Switzerland at Pony, Junior and Young Rider level, made his senior team debut in 2013 and has competed at the last three Olympic Games, finishing eighth in Paris on Dao de L’Ocean.

 In 2022, he won the Luhmuhlen CCI5*-L on Colero, becoming the first Swiss rider to win at that level since Hans Schwarzenbach at Badminton in 1951.

Felix was born in Germany but represents the country of his mother, Daniele. He skied competitively as a junior. His grandfather, Roland Perret, was a member of the Swiss Olympic eventing team in 1956 and Felix and his brother Ben both rode on the 2016 Olympic team in Rio. 

Felix trained at Warendorf, Germany, and also with triple Olympic champion Michael Jung. His family owns an equestrian centre at Gut Weiherhof, Radolfzwell, in Germany. His partner is Austrian team member Lea Siegl.

 

Entries

Cartania

HOLST, Germany, 2011
16.1hh , bay , mare

Sire Cartani

Dam Z-Schatzi (Clinton)

Breeder Günter Koch

Owned Phoenix Eventing
Felix Vogg

Stats & Insights from
PB – Dressage(CCI5*-L)
28.3 - Maryland 2025
PB – Finish(CCI5*-L)
28.7 - Maryland 2025 - 1st
Dressage(Last 6 tests avg.)
30
XCJ – Clear Rate(Last 10 runs)
90%
SJ Faults(Last 6 avg.)
2.7
Insights
  • Felix is the only Swiss rider in history to win two CCI5* titles (Luhmuhlen '22 & Maryland '25).
  • Felix and Cartania have scored sub-30 in the first phase in their last three CCI5* runs, with a personal best of 28.3 on their way to winning Maryland last year.

Badminton Record

  • 2025 – Cartania EL
  • 2024 – Cartania 11th
  • 2023 – Cartania 15th

Notable Results

  • 2025 Baborowko CCI4*-L – Frieda 2nd
  • 2025 Blenheim Europeans – Frieda 30th
  • 2025 Maryland CCI5*-L – Cartania 1st
  • 2025 Pratoni del Vivaro CCI4*-L – Colero 1st
  • 2024 Burghley CCI5*-L – Cartania 13th
  • 2024 Paris Olympics – Dao De L’Ocean 8th
  • 2023 Boekelo CCI4*-L – Dao De L’Ocean 9th
  • 2023 Le Pin au Haras Europeans – Colero 11th
  • 2023 Luhmühlen CCI5*-L – Colero 20th
  • 2022 Luhmühlen CCI5*-L – Colero 1st
  • 2022 Pau CCI5*-L – Colero 17th
  • 2022 Pratoni del Vivaro World Championships – Cartania 14th
  • 2021 Avenches Europeans – Cartania 8th
  • 2021 Tokyo Olympics – Colero 19th
  • 2020 Montelibretti CCI4*-L – Cartania 2nd
  • 2020 Montelibretti CCI4*-L – Claned Cayenne 1st
  • 2019 Kentucky CCI5*-L – Colero 6th
  • 2019 Luhmühlen Europeans – Archie Rocks 35th
  • 2019 Strzegom CCI4*-L – Archie Rocks 4th
  • 2018 Bromont CCI4*-L – Colero 3rd
  • 2018 Tryon World Games – Colero 70th
  • 2017 Saumur CCI4*-L – Onfire 1st
  • 2015 Dunakeszi CCI4*-L – Onfire 6th
  • 2015 Feldbach CCI4*-L – Onfire 1st
  • 2015 Ravenna CCI4*-L – Onfire 3rd
  • 2014 Caen World Games – Onfire 49th
  • 2014 Saumur CCI4*-L – Onfire 14th
  • 2012 Boekelo CCI4*-L – Onfire 10th