Jumping

Lyon and Rabat by the Numbers: Inside This Week’s Five-Star Lineups

Point Break leads a deep Lyon World Cup field on Elo at 788, while Beauville Z brings 69 career clears to the LGCT Grand Prix of Rabat.

Kutscher and Pikeur Lemar NRW Top the Elo Movers after Cairo Weekend

Pikeur Lemar NRW gained 14 Elo points at CSI5* Cairo, the biggest rise in the world Top 100. Here are the Elo movers from CSI4* and CSI5* level this weekend.

Worth the Wait: Devos, Keenan and Swail Take the Weekend’s Five-Star Grands Prix

Pieter Devos turned six podiums into a win at the Pyramids, Lillie Keenan won at home in Washington, and Conor Swail jumped the only double clear in San Migu...

Washington preview: champions, form and ratings collide in the President’s Cup

The Longines FEI World Cup of Washington closes out the week on Saturday night, and the 5* entries bring together past champions, in-form pairs and some of t...

Stars of the Five-Stars: Cairo, Washington and San Miguel de Allende

Christian Kukuk and Checker 47 bring 14 CSI5* 1.60m wins to LGCT Cairo, Rodrigo Pessoa’s Major Tom leads a tight Washington field, and Conor Swail sets the s...

Two Continents, Two Firsts

Kiliman Sitte took a first five-star win in El Jadida, and McLain Ward won his first MLSJ Grand Prix in Tryon.

Highlands Cup: A Week to Remember in Amenia

The Highlands Cup brought the best in the sport to Amenia and gave us a week to remember. Four five-star classes, four different winners and a week of thrill...

Oslo, Rome, Amenia and Coapexpan: how the weekend unfolded

From a World Cup opener in Oslo to a home win in Mexico, here is how the weekend’s four Grands Prix were won.

Highlands Stars of the Show

Seven Elo points separate the two best horses at Amenia, and the rest of the Highlands Cup field brings clear rounds, career highs and a winning habit of its...

Oslo, Rome, Amenia and Coapexpan by the Numbers

King Edward leads the weekend on 793 in Oslo, three points clear of James Kann Cruz in Amenia. Beauville Z N.O.P. tops Rome on 767, and Conor Swail's Castura...

From Highlands Cup Honor Roll to MLSJ's Most Reliable Combination

Daniel Bluman and Corbie V.V. cleared Round 1 at last year's Highlands Cup Grand Prix as one of the Honor Roll's 12 jump-off qualifiers, and return to Amenia...

Barcelona, Decided by the Clock

Jessica Mendoza's mare stole Friday, Germany edged Brazil on Sunday, and the stopwatch had the final say both times.

Descartes SR and the Farrington Formula

Kent Farrington's Descartes SR is the world's top-rated nine-year-old, and the horses who came before him set a high bar.

Barcelona 2026 by the Numbers: Who's Entered for the League of Nations Final

Iron Dames Combella, Donatello d'Auge and Cloudio lead the CSIO5* Barcelona entries within three Elo points.

Rating or form? How the weekend's two Grands Prix were won

Sophie Hinners and Iron Dames Combella won a fast jump-off in Vienna, and Daniel Bluman and Corbie V.V. went one better than last year in Greenwich.

Rating or form? Previewing the Vienna and Greenwich

Two five-star Grands Prix on one weekend, and in both the top-rated horse and the one in form are not the same. Breaking down the contenders in Vienna and Gr...

Back To Amenia With 22 Podiums Behind Them, James Kann Cruz's Record Keeps Growing

One year after finishing third in the inaugural Highlands Cup Grand Prix, Shane Sweetnam and James Kann Cruz return to Keane Stud with 22 five-star podiums b...

Same Weekend, Different Stages: Mallevaey and Keenan's Long Road Back to Amenia

Nina Mallevaey won her first Major League Grand Prix and Lillie Keenan came closer than ever to a Rolex Major on the same weekend, capping a season in which ...

A First Major for Maher, a Major Twist at Traverse City

My Clementine speeds past the James Kann Cruz–Greya rivalry to win at Traverse City, Ben Maher lands a Rolex Major at Spruce Meadows, and Germany wins the ch...

One Win From History: The Spruce Meadows and Traverse City Entries

Richard Vogel is one Grand Prix away from the Rolex Grand Slam at Spruce Meadows, and up in Traverse City, the entry list says Shane Sweetnam's James Kann Cr...

Two Roads to a Five-Star Win

One horse with almost a decade of five-star mileage behind him, the other barely out of the gate at this level. Both walked away Grand Prix winners this week...

The Opening Show of Major League 2026

The Bluman cousins hold the top two spots on win chance.

Valkenswaard & Toronto By the Numbers

From Valkenswaard’s deep European field to Toronto’s Greya-led lineup, the numbers tell the story.

Greya, Gangster Montdesir, and Hello Folie Take the Weekend

Kent Farrington held off McLain Ward in the Hamptons, Richard Vogel made history in Brussels, and Scott Brash kept rolling in Gijón.

Two Continents, One Weekend: Who to Watch in Brussels and the Hamptons

Guerdat Completes the Set as Switzerland Wins Its First World Title

Steve Guerdat and Dynamix de Belheme claimed individual gold in Aachen, with Thibeau Spits taking silver and Harry Charles completing a 56-place climb to bro...

The Perfect Record Club: Five Clear Through Three Rounds at Aachen

Five combinations have gone through Aachen without a single fault, and three of them now sit above 20 percent to win it.

Venue Form: The World Championship Horses With the Deepest Aachen Records

How is it Scored? Format for the FEI Jumping World Championships

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Who Leaves the Poles Up? The Horses on Form for Aachen 2026

Ben Maher's Point Break tops the Aachen entry list on an 83% clear rate at CSI5* 1.60m with five clears from six rounds in 2026 so far.