It was an emotional home win for Germany’s Gerit Nieberg aboard the eye-catching gelding in the €325,000 Sunday event at Riesenbeck.

The German and the grey gelding had placed 2nd in this class last year, set against the historic backdrop of the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

The Frenchman had a blazing-fast jumpoff to take the winner's share of the hefty purse on Cayman Jolly Jumper, a son of the great Hickstead.

Riding Ermitage Kalone, the Belgian rider bested a field of 40 to take the €101,838 winner's share of the pot.

Brash grabbed his second Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix win of 2025, once again riding Hello Chadora Lady.

The Dutch rider bested a star-studded field of 40 in the €500,000 Longines event in the resort town on the French Riviera.

The rider cruised to his first-ever Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix Victory to the delight of home-country fans in Mexico City.

The Austrian won the 2024 Longines Global Champions Tour overall title in Rabat, at the first-ever CSI5* Grand Prix in Africa.

The young Belgian rider piloted his equally young horse to his first 5* GP win; Canada's Mario Deslauriers is 12th riding Bardolina 2.

The picturesque 'City of Lights ' Moroccan venue replaces Abu Dhabi on the 2024 circuit, taking place October 18-20.