The rider from Great Britain has topped the Longines Rankings for the third time, edging former leader Kent Farrington (USA).
Scott Brash
The win marked Brash’s third grand prix victory of the H.H. Father Amir’s Prix series at Al Shaqab in Doha, Qatar.
CHI Geneva was the scene of two prestigious 5* Rolex events, the €535,000 IJRC Top 10 Final and the €1.2 million Grand Prix.
A second-round tie led to an exciting jump-off with neighbour Ireland, with last years’ victors Germany taking third in Barcelona.
The culmination of the 'Masters' 50th anniversary saw the British rider pilot Hello Jefferson to a nail-biting win in the $5 million event.
Brash grabbed his second Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix win of 2025, once again riding Hello Chadora Lady.
Riding Hello Chadora Lady, Brash secured his first Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix win since 2021.
The victory came aboard Hello Jefferson in a starting field of 37, edging Germany's Daniel Deusser and Killer Queen VDM.
There was no change at the top as emotions ran high on the second day of the hotly-contested Jumping Championship in Herning.
Top ponies were in the spotlight in a pair of Mini Stakes, while Scott Brash and Hello Mr President ruled the Christmas Tree Stakes.
