Renewed Helsinki Horse Show receives outstanding reviews
The 2026 Helsinki International Horse Show was a success that further strengthened its position as one of Finland’s most significant sporting events. The 40-year-old event
The 2026 Helsinki International Horse Show was a success that further strengthened its position as one of Finland’s most significant sporting events. The 40-year-old event
Kent Farrington (USA) finished the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Final the way he began it: with a victory. Farrington cliched the first World Cup
They say fortune favours the bold, and boldness will be in no short supply when the 46th edition of the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™
A few weeks after the renewed Helsinki International Horse Show, CEO Valtteri Gundersby offers an initial summary of the event. Held in a new venue,
Spectacular riding, relentless competition and edge-of-the-seat moments – season’s last Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ qualifier in Helsinki offered a true thriller. The battle for
Sunday morning started off with the CSI5* 145 cm presented by Messukeskus class. Seventh starter Dennis Lynch with his horse Katja made the course in
Helsinki Grand Prix 155 cm offered a nail-biting battle. The winner was decided in a 13-way jump off against the clock, and from the first
Jone Illi and Starlight thrilled the home crowd in International Grand Prix CSI 1* 140 cm presented by Fazer with a dominant performance in the
Yesterday’s Grand Prix’ winners Mads Hendeliowitz and Autograf Q danced to their own beat also in the International Dressage Freestyle. The duo delivered a stunning
Jens Fredricson and Adele K from Swenden took the victory in the CSI1* 135cm class presented by WHG. Fredricson started the jump-off round as a