Eventing

Team Germany take the 2017 FEI Nations Cup Eventing series title, finishing in style taking second place at the final leg in Boekelo with Felix Etzel, Anna Siemer, Andreas Dibowski and Jörg Kurbel

British back on top as Ingrid Klimke wins first individual title ahead of triple champion Michael Jung

The German venue of Luhmühlen has been allocated hosting rights to the FEI European Eventing Championships 2019.

The second of the Euston Park Endurance Rides, sponsored by Emirates Airline, took place this weekend in record temperatures. 85 riders from eight nations competed in CEI 3* 160Km, CEI 2* 120Km, CEIYJ 2* 120Km and CEI 1* 80Km.

Julia Krajewski on Samourai du Thot scores the biggest win of her career at Luhmühlen CCI 4*, fifth leg of the FEI Classics, Nicola Wilson and Bulana clinch second with overnight leader Bettina Hoy third on Designer

Michael Jung and Sam secure second, and now lead the FEI Classics standings, with Tim Price and Xavier Faer moving up to take third

Influential cross country day sees Michael Jung and Sam move up to second ahead of Andrew Nicholson and Nereo with just 0.8 between the top three

Christopher Burton topped the 6-year-old division with Fire Fly while Ingrid Klimke steered Weisse Duene to victory in the 7-year-old category at the FEI World Breeding Federation Eventing Championships for Young Horses;  Selle Francais Studbook claims overall title 

"Albino was a brilliant course designer and such a big character. He will be missed immensely by everyone in the Eventing community. He dedicated his life to equestrian sport and leaves a huge legacy" Catrin Norinder, FEI Eventing and Olympic Director

Christopher Burton became the first Australian rider to win Burghley for more than a decade and also ticked the important personal box of scoring his first four-star win on British soil.