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Rodrigo Pessoa and Oasis with a double clear ride win the Audi Equestrian Masters Trophy at CSI ***** in Brussels, Belgium. Laura Kraut and Anthem finish second.

Forty riders were selected from among the worlds best to compete for the Audi Equestrian Masters trophy. The riders included current Olympic Champion, Rodrigo Pessoa (BRA), the 2006 World Cup Winner, Marcus Ehning (GER), recently crowned World Champion Jos Lansink (Bel) and European Champion, Marco Kutscher(GER). The competition took place in two heats, the second heat being reserved for the 12 top or faultless riders. Read more

This weekends CSIO Barcelona is the final Super League Competition

From September 14th to 17th Barcelona will become the capital of the equestrian world hosting the 95th International Show Jumping competition. The best eight national teams will compete at the CSIO Barcelona which will host the Samsung Super League FEI Final. Spain will also compete in the competition being the host Nation, but will not participate in the points awarded for Super League Standings. Read more

Hunter Jumper News to offer special coverage of WEG, including a complete image journal by renowned equestrian photographer Kit Houghton.

With only 24 days to go before the 2006 FEI World Equestrian Games open in Aachen on 20 August, HJN, as an accredited IAEJ member with credentials to WEG, will be offering special WEG news service. Our goal is to provide our viewers with extensive information about the equestrian world’s most momentous event. Read more

Ehning takes the Longines Grand Prix of Rotterdam while Christine McCrea and Vegas finish 5th

The weather once again had an impact on Show Jumping in Europe. This time the threat of thunder storms caused the second part of the Grand Prix to be moved up from a planned start time of 4:00PM to 1:30PM to insure its completion. Read more

Edward Gal claims victory in Freestyle Dressage at Rotterdam while USA’s Molly Ashe wins Saturday’s Speed Class

Rotterdam, 24 June 2025 - In a completely sold out stadium, Edward Gal aboard Lingh with trance like music, put on a spectacular show that him first place with a percentage of 77.85%. Anky Grunsven with Krack C was almnost as good but a slight mistake earned them second place with a percentage of 76.10 tonight. Read more

Swiss on top at Rotterdam for second year in a row as USA overcomes poor first Round to finish in 4th place

In Round 1, the Germans tried to put away the competition early as they finished Round 1 with faultless performances from Pia-Luise Aufrect, Franke Sloothaak and Marcuse Ehning. Only Lars Nieberg had a difficult time with the course incurring 19 faults running through the double at the end of the course, but his score was thrown out as the Germans ended Round 1 with 0 faults. Read more

Samsung Super League continues at Rotterdam on Friday. US selects team and gets the best of the draw.

After a three week layoff. the Samsung Super League competition resumes for its second half of the season at Rotterdam. The teams have changed and representing the US at Rotterdam are Molly Ashe, Margie Engle, Candice King, Laura Kraut, Anne Kursinski and Christine McCrea. Read more

In the Grand Prix of Switzerland, Nick Skelton and Arko III take the win, Laura Kraut and Miss Independent finish 4th while Margie Engle returns to the Ring on Quervo Gold

Footing improved somewhat and so did the spirits of the US Team as Margie Engle returned to the ring to ride in the Grand Prix of Luzern. It was her first time back in competition since her fall two weeks ago in Aachen, Germany. Read more

Germany wins again and widens its lead as the USA finishes tied for fourth at Luzern Super League Competition

Weather continued to plague the competition so much so that special rules were put into place for Friday’s Nations Cup Super League Competition at Luzern, Switzerland. Read more

Germany and Switzerland are tied for Samsung Super League Lead after Round 1 at Luzern

After Round 1 at the Samsung Super League competition Germany and Switzerland are tied for 1st place with 0 faults. Both teams had their first three riders go clear and the fourth rider did not have to go. Read more

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