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Just like his uncle Markus Fuchs more than 20 years ago, Martin Fuchs also managed to become World Cup winner this year. He was ceremoniously honoured for this before the Longines Grand Prix. Congratulations again!

In a highly exciting Six-Barres, the Swiss Anthony Bourquard won with Domperrignon. He had a drop at the second last obstacle in the third jump-off, but cleared the highest obstacle over 197 cm without a fault. Exaequo second were Roger Umnus (SUI) with L.B. Carrera ...

The Swiss Equipenchef Michel Sorg has drawn the starting number 5 for the Nations Cup, which will take place on Monday. Holland will start, followed by Great Britain, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Brazil, Belgium and Norway.

The Bemer Company awarded the American Paris Sellon with the Horsemanship Prize following the CSIO Club Prize. Congratulations!

Another Swiss rider won the CSIO Club Prize with Elian Baumann and Little Lumpi. In an exciting jump-off, he beat Gregory Whatelet (BEL) with Berline du Maillet and Francisco Jose Mesquita Musa and Catch me Marathon. Congratulations!

Gregory Whatelet (BEL) and O'Blue de Corlato won the first competition of the Youngster Tour for seven and eight-year-old horses, the Prize of the City and Canton of St. Gallen. Behind the second placed Marlon Modolo Zanotelli and Eclair de Rouhet, Pius Schwizer and ...

What a success! After her victory yesterday in the first competition of the eaSt-Amateur Trophy - Big Tour with PB Jinka, Anna Siegmann even celebrates a double victory today over 135 cm with PB Portofino and PB Jinka. Third place went to Margot Angeloz with Mac Look ...

In the main competition of today's first day, the Prize Suttero over 150 cm, a Swiss rider wins! Barbara Schnieper won the jump-off with Escoffier against six other competitors with a fast, faultless ride. John Whitaker followed in second place with Sharid. Third place ...

The Brazilian Francisco Jose Mesquita Musa with Catch me Marathon took the lead in the Prize of the Friends of the CSIO ahead of four Swiss riders. Swiss champion Dominik Fuhrer with Ghost came second, Steve Guerdat with IS-Minka third and Barbara Schnieper with Inook ...

In the first international competition, the Prize of Epona over 140 cm, the Italian Francesca Ciriesi wins with Chacco's Boy ahead of Hans-Dieter Dreher (GER) with Prinz and Jos Verlooy with Next Funky de Muze. Best Swiss in fifth place is Edy Tanner with Fittipaldy ...

The first winners at this year's Longines CSIO St. Gallen have been determined! In the eaSt Amateur Trophy Big Tour Anna Siegmann wins with PB Jinka ahead of Margot Angeloz on Quidam de Luxe M and Jonas Tiefenauer with Canna. In the Geberit Amateur Trophy Small Tour ...

Everything`s ready for the Longines CSIO St. Gallen 2022. Horses and riders have arrived and went to the Vet-Check. Tomorrow morning, the amateur riders are going to open the show with two classes. The first International class starts at 12.30.