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History was made at the Real Club de Polo in Barcelona (ESP) when Germany claimed the prestigious new title at the inaugural Longines League of Nations™ Final. With the Paris 2024 individual Olympic gold-medal-winning partnership of Christian Kukuk and Checker joined ...

The French team of Simon Delestre (I Amelusina R 51), Kevin Staut (Scuderia 1918 Viking d’La Rousseries), Julien Epaillard (Donatello d’Auge) and Olivier Perreau (GL Events Dorai d’Aiguilly) produced flawless performances to win the last leg of the Longines League of ...

With the only clear round, Martin Fuchs and Commissar Pezi confidently won the main competition over 160cm. Second and third place went to Abdulrahman Alrajhi with Ventago and Romain Duguet on Hunger Games Du Champ Du Bois.

This year's Horsemanship Award, sponsored by CWD, went to Pedro Veniss and his groom Luis.

The pair beat Swiss rider Dominik Fuhrer with Ghost and Brazilian rider Santiago Lambre with Zeusz into second and third place on what was very good ground for the weather conditions.

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 ...