Egypt's show jumping rider, Abdel Said is busy strengthen his string of top horses. Said will in the future also compete the 10-year-old Kirlo van den Bosrand (Cardento x Utrillo vd...
France's show jumping rider, Simon Delestre has announced the welcoming of the 7-year-old KWPN-gelding, Iniesta V (Zambesi TN x No Limit). Iniesta was acquired by Delestre by the end of...
European Champion, Martin Fuchs has welcomed a new talent at his stables. The Swiss show jumping rider will in the future compete the 10-year-old Cha Mu 4 (Cornado II). Earlier...
The Belgian rider Jérôme Guery sees one of his young talents, Je Maintiendrai, a 6-year old I'm Special de Muze stallion, leaving his stables. The stallion will continue his career...
Egypt's Abdel Said, who is based in Belgium, has welcomed a new talent in his stables. Earlier this year, Dutch show jumping rider, Marc Houtzager competed aboard the 9-year-old Go Fot...
Switzerland's Paul Estermann sees one of his former top horses, Curtis Sitte debut with a new rider. Estermann lost some top horses after he was accused of abusing his horses.
The Swedish rider Henrik von Eckermann has sold his 12-year old Best Boy 2 (f. Contagio) to the Gulliksen family.
Different riders have already set their mind on the upcoming restart of the competition season. France's Pénélope Leprévost is ready as she welcomed three new talents in her stable. Leprévost...
Top female showjumping lady and LGCT power women, Edwina Tops Alexander has again interviewed a colleague rider. After Ben Maher she asked some questions at Switzerland's Jane Richard Philips.
Karel Cox said his CSI5* horse Kill Bill Max goodbye. The 10-year old gelding will be leaving to America.
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