The opening leg of the Longines League of Nations™ takes place on February 15 at the Al Forsan International Sports Resort.
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Fresh off an Olympic gold medal, the Team GB will rely on their determination, skill, and a stellar support staff this season.
The current world champions claimed victory with an impressive score of 89.840%, but the competition was fierce.
France comes into the League of Nations this season in second place and with an exciting new venue in the series: St. Tropez Gassin.
Talent and camaraderie will be the key to success as they focus on fostering developing riders while refining strategies of veteran athletes.
As we meet the teams that will take part in the series this year, Swiss precision awaits with chef d’équipe Peter Van Der Waaij at the helm.
Discussions included horse welfare, format changes, risk management, safety mechanisms, flag rules and more.
Under the leadership of chef d’équipe Peter Weinberg, Belgium is well-equipped to contend for another major title.
The German rider piloted DSP Quantaz to score 83.735% at the Swiss venue that will host the World Cup Finals in April.
The Netherlands are gearing up to take on another season of top-level international competition beginning February 11th.
