A total of ten combinations qualified for the Jump-Off in the 1.55m CSI4* main class in Gijon. The fastest time was set by Abdullah Alsharbatly and his 15-year-old KWPN-sire, Ermindo...
An eventful day at the Brussels Masters saw the excitement at the Nations Cup, one of the highlights of the week. Switzerland lived up to its favorites by taking the...
Before the Nations Cup bursts loose on Belgian soil, the CSIO5* Grand Prix Qualifier was being ridden. Daniel Deusser took home victory aboard Otello de Guldenboom after an exciting jump-off.
On Friday night the Nations Cup madness erupts in Brussels! Nine countries will compete in a course designed by Olympic course designer Gregory Bodo. Equiratings made a prediction of who...
Course designer Nick Granat (USA) kicked off the FEI 5* division at the 49th annual Hampton Classic with a winding 15-effort track set at 1.45m in Thursday’s $32,000 FEI 5* Two-Phase, where many...
Emeric George concluded his Thursday night with a victory in the CSI4* 1m50 Longines Ranking class of Gijón, Spain. Aboard Dune du RU (Vagabond de La Pomme), the Frenchman was...
Gilles Thomas has his sights set on the Rolex Grand Prix of Brussel and he made that goal immediately clear in the first CSI5* qualifier, where no one stood in...
Natalie Dean has won the first CSI5* Class of the Brussels Masters!
On Thursday, the competition in Gjion, Spain, commenced with the CSI4* 1m45 class. With 10.000 EUR at stake, 35 rider and horse-combinations made their way to the start. Derin Demirsoy...
On Friday, the Brussels Masters hosts its second Nations Cup on Belgian soil. The hosting nation, Belgium, was the first nation to be picked in the drawing for Friday's main...
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