Fry and her stallion posted a commanding score of 86.645% in the Freestyle; Matthew Sampson and Olivier Philippaerts take the CSI5* events.

Highlights from opening day of this multi-discipline holiday extravaganza included a dressage upset and some notable nextgen competitors.

It took an exciting 10-horse jump-off, with plenty of thrills and spills, to determine the winners of this prestigious event at CHI Geneva.

The Swiss rider piloted the great grey gelding Leone Jei to edge Kent Farrington and Ben Maher for the title in Geneva.

The German rider piloted Coby 8 to the win in Spain; Canadian Kara Chad was among the impressive international field of 40 entries.

The Italian rode the round of his life to take his first WC victory in the 6th leg of the FEI Jumping World Cup Western European League.

The Holiday & Horses CSI4* week at Wellington International concluded with the US rider scoring in the feature Grand Prix on Sunday.

The legendary Volvo chairman and CEO was instrumental in creating the FEI Jumping World Cup series in 1978.

Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping announces a limited edition LEGO replica trophy, which will be available at Spruce Meadows and other venues.

The 34-year-old rider from tiny Luxembourg became the youngest-ever winner of this prestigious season finale worth €1.25 million.