In the 1m45 Longines Ranking class of Valencia today it was French rider Charles Hendri Ferme who took the competition. Together with his Bellini Dufaure de L (Mylord Carthago) he...
In the CSI5* 1m45 Speed and Handiness competition in Sharjah it's Ramzy Al Duhami who claims the first place. Aboard his Viva la Vita (Carisma 112) he finished in 56.86...
In the $137.000 Equinimity WEF Cup round 5 in Wellington it was USA rider Kent Farrington who beat the odds. Aboard his Austria 2 (Casall) he took the competition in...
Egypt's Abdel Saïd was the one to beat in the 1m50 Grand Prix Qualifier in Sharjah. In this Longines class against the clock he and his Arpege du Ru (Apache...
It was Italy's Filippo Marco Bologni who conquered today's main 1.45m class in Valencia. The Italian show jumper conquered the class aboard the sBs-sire, Diplomat (Kasmir Van Schuttershof). The pair...
Yesterday Dutch show jumping rider, Maikel van der Vleuten announced his trusted partner, Verdi TN is to enjoy his sportive retirement... a look back to his most memorable moments.
Laura Hite (USA) aboard her own Calypso vd Zuuthoeve (Tangelo Van De Zuuthoeve x Thunder Van De Zuuthoeve) led the victory gallop in the $100,000 Ariat Grand Prix at the...
Dutch show jumping rider, Maikel van der Vleuten has announced the retirement of his top horse, Verdi TN. Van der Vleuten was over 10 years the trusted rider of the now...
Ireland’s Darragh Kenny laid it all on the line, besting a three-horse jump-off to win the $213,300 CSI4*-W Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Wellington, Presented by Canadian Pacific. The penultimate...
Jumpings in Germany, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, ... this weekend. Now that the weekend is over, so is the wait to know who won the Grand Prix.
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