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This evening, the "Best Grooms 2024" awards sponsored by BEAT MÄNDLI GMBH were also presented

After the organizers already had to cancel two competitions for today's Friday due to the heavy rainfall yesterday, it is now unfortunately certain that the Longines League of Nations cannot be held today either.

Due to the expected heavy rainfall tomorrow, the organizing committee has decided to cancel the two other competitions in favour of the main competition, the Longines League of Nations.

Koen Vereecke and Oilily de Muze are the winners of the Suttero Prize, the final main competition of the day.

The second victory of the day goes to Ireland with Mark McAuley and Fury Nocturne in the Thommen Recycling Prize!

Keep it up! The Swiss show jumpers dominated the first 5* competition of the Longines CSIO St. Gallen 2024, the Epona Prize, securing seven of the top 10 positions.

The Stadtwerk Volunteer Competition also took place this evening. Thirty-four pairs entered the volunteer jumping competition, which featured three levels at 95 cm, 105 cm, and 115 cm. Ultimately, it was 13-year-old Hedda Fluri with her 14-year-old mare Alkapone Lady ...

The Longines CSIO St. Gallen was already opened today, Wednesday, with the Schildknecht Einstreu Prize, a competition specifically for Swiss talents under 25 years old. The competition, originally scheduled for tomorrow, was moved to today due to the forecasted heavy ...

Hundreds of children followed the invitation to the traditional children's afternoon at Gründenmoos. And they experienced numerous highlights – in almost dry weather! They admired the vaulters from Lütisburg as well as Pia Steininger and Flavia Nef with a beautiful ...

They missed out to Team Germany at the opening leg in Abu Dhabi in the UAE last month, but under the lights at the World Equestrian Centre in Ocala, USA it was Michael Blake’s Irish side that came out on top at the second leg of the brand new Longines League of Nations™ ...

Team Germany made history when becoming the very first winners in the brand new Longines League of Nations series at the edge-of-the-seat opening leg at the Al Forsan International Sports Resort in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates today where Ireland finished second ...

This is more than pleasing: the top 10 nations according to the world rankings have all decided to take part in the new Longines League of Nations and will therefore also be competing at the Longines CSIO St.Gallen from May 30 to June 2, 2024 at Gründenmoos. We can ...