Show Jumping

The Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping is welcoming the best show-jumpers in the world to the first Major of the year 2017, in Germany: They will be competing against each other at the CHIO Aachen from July 14th to 23rd and on the final Sunday will be battling it...

Danielle Goldstein pulled off her first-ever Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix win with her “amazing” chestnut mare Lizziemary in a fast-paced jump off in Cascais.

Elite competitors and world-class show jumping will be on display at CHIO Aachen this July, as the sport’s leading riders compete in the first equestrian Major of the year.

In the overall LGCT Rankings the leaderboard has taken another twist, as Harrie Smolders (NED) regains the lead with 185 points overall. Christian Ahlmann however is breathing down the flying Dutchman’s neck

Belgians bound for Barcelona Final and Division 1 slot after brilliant win in Roeser. Runners-up from Luxembourg surprise even themselves; last leg in Gijon will decide second qualifying spot

When the CHIO Aachen welcomes the best riders in the world in July 2017, it is not merely going to be the opening leg of the 2017 Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping year, but indeed also mark a further milestone in this ultimate prestigious equestrian sport challenge.

Italy’s Alberto Zorzi played the ace in Monaco with a spectacular Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix de Prince du Monaco Presented by Sapinda win

A brilliant double-clear from pathfinders Henrik von Eckermann and Cantinero helped Team Sweden to victory in today's edge-of-the-seat fifth leg of the FEI Nations Cup™ Jumping 2017 Europe Division 1 League in Rotterdam

The Working Group put in place to review the Jumping Invitation Rules and CSI/CSIO requirements met at Fei Headquarters in Lausanne over the past two days

The Spanish rider left behind the Dutch Harrie Smolders who is now the new overall leader