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Germany’s Michael Jung, Olympic Eventing champion in London 2012 and again in Rio 2016, has already claimed gold in Tokyo one year out from the Olympic Games after taking the honours with Fischerwild Wave at the Ready Steady Tokyo test event at the Equestrian Park

Australia’s triple Olympic team gold medalist Andrew Hoy galloped his way into the top spot with Bloom Des Hauts Crets after today’s cross country, when rising heat and humidity provided a perfect environment to test the onsite cooling facilities for the equine and human athletes

To the cheers of the audience, Derby by Dante’s Junior was sold for the top prize of 112,000 Euros at the auction for foals and broodmares of the Hanoverian Verband.

As the 2019 Longines Global Champions Tour and GCL season races towards the final furlong, a star-studded line up of the world’s top show jumpers can be revealed for the 15th leg of the series - the Longines Global Champions Tour of Valkenswaard, The Netherlands

At the Herwart von der Decken-Show, a splendid vintage 2016 was presented.

Entries are open for Bagnaia Jumping 2019, the Csi* and ** that will take place at Borgo la Bagnaia, in Murlo, in September 12-15th

On Tuesday, August 6th, the catwalk is well prepared and the best three year old mares from Hanover and the Rhineland.

The Longines Grand Prix title was awarded to Pénélope Leprévost of France in 2011 and Australia’s Edwina Tops-Alexander in 2018; both in Paris. Belgian Gudrun Patteet is now the third woman ever to win the class, and the very first of anyone in Lausanne. Perhaps it was the brisk mountain...

The day’s only Masters One event saw a full card with 86 horses set to compete with their five-star pilots. Among them, 21 horses soared over the technically challenging track without fault. It was international podium veterans, Emanuele Gaudiano and Carlotta, who were able to seize the first victory of...

After Paris, Hong Kong and New York, the Longines Masters are coming to Lausanne on the pristine shores of Lac Leman from June 20 to 23, for four days of great sport and spectacle