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Congratulations to: Organizer of the Year: CS Galgenen Owner of the Year: C.H.C. Horses mit dem Pferd Venard de Cerisy Rider of the Year: Martin Fuchs Rookie of the Year: Edouard Schmitz Horse of the Year: Leone Jei

With Barbara Schnieper, for the first time an Amazon wins the Swiss Cup Final at the 43rd edition, which was held at the Longines CSIO St. Gallen. The second place was taken by Steve Guerdat, third was Elian Baumann. Six pairs remained clear in the first round with ...

In the highly exciting Land Rover Hunt Jumping Hans-Dieter Dreher won with Vestmalle des Cotis ahead of Marcus Ehning with Calanda and the Belgian Gregory Whatelet with Berline du Maillet. Barbara Schnieper with Inook was fourth best Swiss rider. Congratulations!

The German Pia Reich and PB Chaconie from the Bücheler stable win the MS Direct Group Prize ahead of Jos Verlooy (BEL) on Luciano van het Geinstreide and Francisco José Mesquita Musa on Alea Marathon (BRA). As the best Swiss rider, Martin Fuchs came fourth with Commissar ...

What an exciting competition that was! And there was almost even a triple victory. Martin Fuchs and Conner Jei are the great winners, second is the Belgian Wilm Vermeir with IQ van het Steentje and third and fourth are the two Swiss Bryan Balsiger with Dubai du Bois ...

Due to the expected heavy rainfall tomorrow Sunday afternoon, the Organizing Committee decided to reschedule the three competitions over 150 cm to the morning in order to offer the riders and horses the best possible conditions for these demanding classes. Further, ...

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 ...