A thrilling 4* Grand Prix brought the Longines Global Future Champions to a spectacular close at Longines Tops International Arena, where Sergio Alvarez Moya and Quadrado emerged victorious after a thrilling 12-horse jump-off. Course designer Peter Schumacher struck an excellent balance, producing a flowing first-round test that rewarded quality riding and set the stage for a high-calibre jump-off featuring many of the sport's leading riders and rising stars.

When it mattered most, Alvarez Moya and the 10-year-old Quadrado delivered the fastest double clear of the afternoon, stopping the clock in 41.81 seconds to secure their first 4* Grand Prix victory together.

Delighted with the result, Alvarez Moya reflected on the partnership that has continued to develop over the past two years. "I'm very happy with this win. It's our first 4* Grand Prix victory together, and I think it's a nice reward after a couple of years building the partnership. Quadrado has been improving all the time, and this week he jumped fantastic. We've had a really good run of shows here at the Longines Tops International Arena Summer Festival, so to finish with a win in the 4* Grand Prix is very special. He gave me everything today, and I couldn't ask for more."

Following his victory in Saturday's 4* Grand Prix Qualifier, Harry Charles continued his outstanding weekend, this time aboard his relatively new mount LT Holst Freda. The pair looked increasingly established together, producing another polished double clear to finish second in 43.64 seconds, underlining the exciting potential of the partnership.

Denmark's Andreas Schou completed the podium aboard the exciting nine-year-old Riverdale van't Poezelhof. Continuing to establish themselves as one of Schou's most promising combinations, the pair produced another composed double clear to claim third in 43.93 seconds. The loudest reaction of the afternoon came when home favourite Harrie Smolders and Estrello EH Z attacked the jump-off. Their time of 43.48 seconds would have put them firmly in contention, but a single rail brought an audible groan from the home crowd, dropping the Dutch combination to fourth place.

Zayna Rizvi once again demonstrated remarkable composure on one of the biggest stages of the week. Under the pressure of a 4* Grand Prix jump-off against some of the world's best, she guided the experienced Exquise du Pachis to fifth place, another standout performance that underlined her growing confidence at this level.

While Faleh Suwead Al Ajami and Wathnan Quatro completed the top six after another assured performance, rounding off an exceptionally competitive jump-off. A 12-horse finale packed with established stars and emerging talent provided a fitting conclusion to another successful edition of the Longines Global Future Champions, with Alvarez Moya and Quadrado delivering the performance of the day to claim a memorable 4* Grand Prix victory.