The Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping will once again close its season in spectacular fashion at the Palexpo from 11–14 December, as CHI Geneva stages another edition of one of the sport’s most revered Majors. Marking its 64th edition, the event...

This special episode commemorates 50 years since Spruce Meadows was founded, and features exclusive interviews with Spruce Meadows’ President and CEO, Linda Southern-Heathcott, Rolex Testimonee and five-time Major winner, Martin Fuchs, and veteran...

Ticket sales for The Dutch Masters will officially begin on Monday, 1 December. The Dutch Masters will take place from 12 to 15 March 2026 and promises once again to be a spectacular event featuring unparalleled sport, entertainment, and of course...

The Dutch Masters is proud to announce that HeadFirst Group, an international HR-tech service provider and Europe’s largest platform for professionals, will join the select group of main sponsors from the 2026 edition onward, alongside Rolex, Audi...

The 2025 edition of the Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’ Tournament culminated in the third Major of the calendar year, the prestigious CPKC ‘International’, presented by Rolex, which carried a record prize purse of CAD $5 million. And in fitting with...

The CSIO Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’ Tournament – one of the four Majors which make up the Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping – has a rich and impressive history. Over the past 50 years the Southern family have developed the showground into what is...

Geneva, 26 August 2025 – The CSIO Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’ Tournament takes place in Calgary, Canada, each September and unites elite sport with heritage and excellence at one of equestrianism’s most celebrated facilities. This year, the...

The Rolex Grand Prix at the CHIO Aachen – the second Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping Major of the calendar year –  is widely regarded as one of the sport’s most prestigious and historic show jumping competitions. Taking place in Aachen’s...

The Dutch Masters was again, in a word, fantastic! What an ambiance and what a crowd. As many as 62,000 equestrian fans visited the event. All days were filled with exciting competitions, but there were also plenty of opportunities to have a drink...

For the first time in the rich history of the Rolex Majors, the iconic cup goes to France. Simon Delestre, as the last starter in the three-horse jump-off, strategically steered his Cayman Jolly Jumper to victory. Delestre thus beat British Rolex...

The 5* 1.50m Borek Prize featured a technically challenging course in which the best 12 combinations qualified for the decisive winners' round. In this battle for victory, top Belgian rider Gilles Thomas grabbed the top prize with his...

On Saturday evening, Eric Berkhof, CEO of Van Mossel Automotive Group and owner of Stoeterij De Margaretha Hoeve was honoured as Equestrian Sportsan of the Year. Berkhof has been lending a helping hand to organisations where he can and supporting...