Julien Epaillard proved unstoppable in the FEI Jumping World Cup in Stuttgart, delivering a lightning-fast jump-off aboard Le Coultre de Muze. The French speed specialist stopped the clock in 34.10...
Venezuelan Olympian Luis Fernando Larrazabal and Asconos Girl Z flew to victory in the $32,000 CSI3* Speed on Saturday, the final weekend of fall competition during Wellington International’s Annual Series...
France’s Julien Epaillard once again proved why he is one of the fastest riders on the international circuit, claiming a commanding victory in tonight's 1.55m Winning Round in Stuttgart.
Sweden’s Henrik von Eckermann set an unbeatable pace in the 1.45m morning class in Stuttgart, guiding the 15-year-old KWPN mare Glamour Girl (s. VDL Zirocco Blue x Caletto I) to...
France’s Nina Mallevaey and her partner Destine To Be topped the $62,500 CSI3* Grand Prix Qualifier on Friday, the final week of fall competition during Wellington International’s Annual Series in Wellington,...
An Olympic champion is the 2026 STUTTGART GERMAN MASTER. The 54-year-old Swede Peder Fredricson secured the win in the second most important class, the STUTTGART GERMAN MASTER presented by DVAG,...
Germany's Richard Vogel continues his sensational form at the CSI5*-W Stuttgart German Masters. Fresh off his World Cup triumph in Verona just days ago, the current FEI Longines Ranking leader...
Yesterday evening, the CSI5* competition in Toronto delivered thrilling top-level show jumping across two 1.50m classes. While home-nation rider Kent Farrington claimed a razor-thin victory in the main jump-off class,...
Portugal’s Rodrigo Giesteira Almeida claimed top honors in the 1.50m Grand Prix qualifier at the Stuttgart German Masters on Thursday, steering his 11-year-old KWPN mare Karonia.L (by Harley x G-Ramiro...
Eighteen-year-old Tony Stormanns (GER) stormed his way to victory in the $20,000 Grand Prix aboard Divina during Wellington International’s Annual Series. The week’s featured event saw eight double-clears over courses designed...
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