The British rider took the overall Global Champions Tour title for the third time, amassing 255 pts and winning over €454k over the season.

Christian Kukuk and Philipp Weishaupt stole the championship from the Stockholm Hearts in an epic Riyadh showdown.

It is an exciting Final field of 36 that will vie for top honours at the Exhibition Hall in Leipzig, Germany.

A look at the show jumping league winners from 11 divisions across the globe as the final looms April 6-10 in the German city.

30 nations are confirmed to take part at the international event in Aachen, Germany; Canada will not be represented.

A brand new location is announced and favourite venues such as Miami Beach, Mexico City, Cannes and New York return.

Ireland fought off a strong challenge from UAE; hosts and Saudi Arabia qualify for Longines Final 2022 in Barcelona.

Mexican rider Jaime Azcarraga purchased the sales-topper, while a number of young prospects will head to Canada.

The principle of one country, one vote is only ‘superficially’ democratic when rules are made by people who don't have to obey them, says former FEI constitutional task force chair Akaash Maharaj.

The German rider got the show in Riyadh off to a great start with this win and a 2nd place finish aboard Bingo Ste Hermelle in a 1.45m class.