Show Jumping

Fierce battle in thrilling four-way jump-off against Ireland, Sweden and Italy

From 13 to 22 July the world’s top international riders will travel to West Germany to showcase their talents to over 360,000 spectators as they compete in the second Major of the year, the Rolex Grand Prix, at the spectacular CHIO Aachen.

Stockholm now takes its place on the LGCT global circuit for five years joining a powerful list of cites including London, Paris, Berlin, Shanghai, Doha, Madrid, Rome as well as stunning events in Miami Beach and at Monaco’s famous yacht harbour

In emotional scenes as the sun set behind the Eiffel Tower, Sameh El Dahan (EGY) was given a standing ovation as he celebrated a breathtaking victory in the Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix of Paris

Niels Bruynseels and his mare Gancia de Muze delivered a truly jaw-dropping jump-off to take home the victory for Belgium in Sunday’s CSI5* €300.000 Grand Prix Rolex

Shane Breen (IRL) on Ipswich van de Wolfsakker won the leg of Monaco of the Longines Global Champions Tour, Alberto Zorzi (ITA) on Fair Light van T Heike took the second place, Denis Lynch (IRL) and RMF Bella Baloubet took third

Peder Fredricson is among top show jumping talent joining GCL teams after the annual transfer window, as squads look to boost their chances of qualifying for the new GC Playoffs in Prague this December.

The top three in the Longines Global Champions Tour Ranking will be in Monaco - 28th-30th June 2018 -  as the stars of show jumping come out in force for the 9th leg of the 2018 Championship race

Britain’s William Funnell joined an illustrious group of four-time winners when claiming the Al Shira’aa Derby at Hickstead on 26th June

Germany finishes second in classic contest at Rotterdam; hosts share third place with USA and Switzerland