The British rider secured a solid win in the Grand Prix to get the FEI Dressage World Cup Final 2024 underway in Riyadh.

Defending champion Henrik Von Eckermann (SWE) and compatriot Peder Fredricson place one-two in sensational Round 1 in Riyadh.

The superhorse and his Swedish rider Henrik von Eckermann will be chasing back-to-back titles as the World Cup Final gets underway next week.

The longtime FEI president will fill the role at the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations for four years.

For the first time, Belgium will be represented by two athletes, and both are really looking forward to the challenge.

Who are show jumping's young guns on the road to Riyadh, and can any of them unseat Mario Deslauriers' long-standing record?

Del Mar brought the FEI Dressage World Cup League season to a close; no Canadians will be attending the Final in Riyadh.

There were surprises, with the Olympic champs from Sweden missing the cut along with the British, while the Dutch, Irish and US advanced.

Leagues held their final competitions ahead of the Final in Riyadh, KSA, April 16–20, which offers record-breaking prize money of €2.6m.

It was a St. Patrick's Day victory for the Irish rider with an exciting new ride owned by Ariel Grange and scouted by Jeroen Dubbeldam.