Saturday afternoon saw the apotheosis of the Helsinki International Horse Show, the Helsinki Grand Trophy. In this World Cup competition, 33 riders saddled their horses for the 1m60 high challenge,...
France's Julien Epaillard and his 11-year-old Dubai de Soie (Quaoukoura du ty x Heartbreaker) impressed in Friday's main CSI4* class in Saint-Lô. The pair jumped to victory in the 1.50m...
With a plethora of classes, it was a really busy day of jumping here at the October Tour and the highlight of the day for the audience, was the Nations...
Philipp Schulze Topphoff won the CSI5*-W 1m50 main class in Helsinki, Finland, in a nail-biting neck-and-neck race against Steve Guerdat. Guerdat put a stop to a podium that could color...
Last weekend the FEI Worldcup season kicked-off with a Belgian victory in Oslo. After Oslo the Western-European League heads towards Finland's Helsinki!
A busy international week, with no less than three competitions at five-star level, one at four-star level and no less than six at three-star level, plus two more at two-star...
Piergiorgio Bucci secured an Italian victory in the CSI4* 1m55 Grand Prix of the Moura Tours, steering Hantano to a double clear in Valencia, Spain.
With his Olympic companion, Bond Jamesbond de Hay, Gregory Wathelet won the CSI5*-W 1m60 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup of Oslo, presented by Agria.
On Saturday, the 1.50/1.60m CSI5* World Cup Grand Prix was the highlight of the program in Oslo. After a jump-off with six competitors, Mario Stevens claimed the nearly 34,000 euro...
At the Agria Oslo Horse Show this week, the World Cup season for the show jumping riders is kicking off! The first CSI5* World Cup rounds were completed on Friday.
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