The 2022 Longines Global Champions Tour and Global Champions League battles intensify at some of the continent's most beautiful venues.
show jumping
Sanne Thijssen, 23, became the third-youngest rider to ever win a prestigious Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix.
A roster of international stars were victorious to wrap up a successful show, including a Belgian and Australian, plus lots of local talent.
The Queen was on hand to watch her home-bred Highland mare win the championship; Von Eckerman and Deusser take feature jumping events.
The show on the grounds of Windsor Castle features top-class national show jumping and hunter competitions and international displays.
Carrying the momentum of a win in the speed class in the morning, the Irishman also took the €100,000 feature class in the afternoon.
The team of Christian Ahlmann and Katrin Eckermann moved into pole position for Saturday's Global Champions League showdown.
Victory in the series' final grand prix came aboard Cornet’s Cambridge; top Canadian was Jacqueline Steffens with Freaky in third.
"She is exceptionally careful and is really fast, so she is my kind of horse," said the American rider after topping a large field of 36.
The Calgary native rode Diazella to victory to kick off the 2022 Blenheim EquiSports season in San Juan Capistrano, CA.
