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The top European nations competing at the Longines CSIO St.Gallen from 3 to 6 June 2022 have been determined. The teams from Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Great Britain, the Netherlands and Norway will compete against Switzerland at the 26th Nations Cup in St.Gallen ...

Ten teams and six stations: The teams from Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands (defending Champion), Norway, Sweden and Switzerland belong to the European Division 1. The Czech Republic replaces Italy, which was relegated ...

The next Longines FEI Nations Cup of Switzerland will take place on Whit Monday at the Gründenmoos stadium. As usual, the Longines CSIO St. Gallen will take place on the first weekend in June in 2022. Because the event date next year falls on Whitsun, the organisers ...

For the first time, the Swedes were able to win a Nations Cup in St. Gallen.

In the second last competition of this year's Longines CSIO St. Gallen, the Prize of the City and Canton of St. Gallen, a joker jumping competition, Maurice Tebbel won with Chacco's Son.

The competition was decided in a unique jump-off, which ten pairs reached.

They were clear in both rounds and relegated the local rider Edy Tanner with Bell Ragazzo, who was also clear twice, to second place.

Another Swiss victory! The MS Direct Group Prize would have included a jump-off, but Edouard Schmitz was the only rider to stay clear of the penalty points with Cortino in the pouring rain.

The British rider Harry Charles wins with Valkiry de Zance ahead of the Swede Henrik von Eckermann on Hera de Landetta and four Swiss riders!

Christian Kukuk wins with Zineday ahead of the Italian Antonio Alfonso with Elite de Riverland. Third place goes to the best Swiss rider Barbara Schnieper with Inook.

Due to the increasing rain tendency this afternoon according to the weather forecast and the lower than planned number of participants, we are adjusting the starting times of the afternoon jumping competitions as follows

Great victory in the Longines Grand Prix of Switzerland for the Egyptian Nayel Nassar on Igor van de Wittemore!