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.

In an electric atmosphere, Malin Baryard-Johnsson, Nicola Philippaerts and Julien Epillard delivered near-flawless performances.

Canada's Vanessa Mannix grabs 4th place with her own 11-year-old Kingston in this inaugural event in California.

The six squads will square off on Saturday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s capital, for the €6.5 million Final, led by the Shanghai Swans.

The American rider topped an enormous starting field of 73 over a very challenging course that saw just eight in the jump-off.

Sophie Hinners, Thibeau Spits, and the team behind Equine America Unick du Francport were recognized for their extraordinary achievements.

The American rode the “super consistent” Helios vd Nosahoeve to victory in the starting field of 42 over Hector Loyola’s course.

Paired with United Touch S, the win marked their second triumph in as many weeks following a spectacular victory in Lyon.