The national Kultajousi Arena will be accessible to all visitors throughout the event.
Please note that your Show Ticket gives you full access to most of the Helsinki Horse Show services, activities, and experiences throughout the day.
The doors to the Helsinki Messukeskus convention center open one hour before the first event begins.
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Discover the preliminary programme and event highlights. The final schedule and full programme details will be announced closer to the event date.
In the national dressage class, where Finland's top riders compete against each other.
An international 1* show jumping competition, in which Finnish riders also participate.
An international 1* show jumping competition, in which Finnish riders also participate.
A competition class for young, promising show jumpers, culminating in a test ride and evaluations by experts.
An extended dressage clinic led by equestrian legends Kyra Kyrklund and Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour.
A behind-the-scenes look at the training of international equestrian teams, offering viewers a rare glimpse into how top-level athletes prepare.
A popular, domestic show jumping series: 1st final class, featuring approximately 45 of the top rider-horse pairs.
A popular, domestic show jumping series: 1st final class, featuring approximately 45 of the top rider-horse pairs.
A popular Finnish show jumping series: 1st final class, featuring approximately 35 of the top horse-and-rider pairs.
New domestic show jumping series: 1st final class, featuring the top 25 horse-and-rider pairs who competed in previous rounds.
New domestic show jumping series: 1st final class, featuring the top 25 horse-and-rider pairs who competed in previous rounds.
Free access to the hobby horse arena and other activities for the whole family.
The program will be added to the website as new sections are confirmed.
The International Arena will host a unique dressage clinic as Finnish equestrian legend Kyra Kyrklund returns to the Helsinki International Horse Show after a hiatus of more than 20 years. Joining Kyra in leading the clinic is her longtime trainee and friend, Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour, a Danish dressage rider ranked among the world’s absolute best.
Kyra Kyrklund is known as one of the world’s most respected dressage trainers and Olympic riders. Her views on horse training, rider development, and the principles of classical riding have influenced riders for generations around the world.
Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour, for her part, is one of the biggest stars in international dressage today. She has achieved success at the highest international level, most recently in Aachen in 2026, and is particularly known for her harmonious, horse-respecting riding style and her uncompromising professionalism.
The clinic combines Kyra’s decades of experience with Cathrine’s modern expertise in elite sports. The audience will have the opportunity to hear insights from two top athletes in their respective disciplines on horse training, riding, and building international success. Expect practical lessons, fresh perspectives, and inspiration for all riders, regardless of their discipline.
Be sure to secure your show tickets in the stands early, as this highly anticipated event offers a rare opportunity to see two of the top names in dressage in the same arena.
An international 1* show jumping competition, in which Finnish riders also participate.
An international 1* class in which Finnish riders also compete.
A welcome class in show jumping for top international riders.
International dressage class.
A popular Finnish show jumping series: 2nd final class, featuring approximately 35 of the best rider-horse pairs.
A popular Finnish show jumping series: 2nd final class, featuring approximately 45 of the best horse-and-rider pairs.
A popular Finnish show jumping series: 2nd final class, featuring approximately 45 of the best horse-and-rider pairs.
New domestic show jumping series: 2nd final class, featuring the top 25 riders and horses who participated in the previous rounds.
New domestic show jumping series: 2nd final class, featuring the top 25 riders and horses who participated in the previous rounds.
A competition showcase featuring Icelandic horses, highlighting the breed's versatility.
Free access to the hobby horse arena and other activities for the whole family.
Free access to the hobby horse arena and other activities for the whole family.
The program will be added to the website as new sections are confirmed.
Friday’s international competition program gets off to a fast start with the International Welcome CSI5* 140 cm class, where top riders will get a feel for the arena and fine-tune their strategies for the weekend’s most significant competitions. Competing at the demanding 140 cm level, this class requires riders and horses to demonstrate speed, precision, and seamless coordination at every stage of the course.
This class offers the audience an excellent opportunity to see the top names in international show jumping in action early on in the competition. With quick decisions, tight time limits, and courses that demand precise riding, the competition promises to be fast-paced, where even the smallest differences can determine the final standings.
The class serves as an important showcase for the riders ahead of the weekend’s most intense competitions, while also offering the audience first-class international show jumping in the unique atmosphere of the Helsinki International Horse Show.
An international 1* show jumping competition, in which Finnish riders also participate.
An international show jumping competition featuring fast-paced performances by top riders.
An international-level dressage competition in which the rider and horse perform a routine set to music of their own choosing.
The Challenger Tour TOP 10 Final, in which the season’s top ten rider-horse pairs will compete for the first time on a major International Arena. Five pairs in the 110 cm class and five pairs in the 120 cm class.
The TOP 10 Finals of the Finnish Amateur Tour, where the season’s top ten rider-horse pairs compete for the first time on a major International Arena. Categories I–III.
An international show jumping class featuring Finnish riders as well.
Ville Vaurio, who has represented Finland at the World Dressage Championships, will lead an interesting mini-clinic.
One of the most spectacular events of the entire competition: the show jumping class, which also features a fast-paced jump-off.
New domestic show jumping series: 1st final class, featuring the top 15 Finnish Horse-rider pairs who participated in the previous qualifying rounds.
A fun dog competition featuring balls and obstacles. There's no shortage of excitement.
High-quality vaulting, powered by an invitational competition. Vaulting combines gymnastics, dance and equestrian skills performed on a moving horse.
Children and young riders can enjoy pony rides on friendly and adorable ponies.
Satula.com shows, through practical examples, how a rider’s posture, balance, and ability to influence the horse can be developed. Including hands-on demonstrations.
A competition showcase featuring Icelandic horses, highlighting the breed's versatility.
The program will be added to the website as new sections are confirmed.
One of the highlights of Saturday’s program, the Helsinki Grand Trophy CSI 5* 155 cm, brings together top international show jumpers in the arena. The demanding 155 cm course requires excellent performance, precision, and seamless teamwork from both horse and rider. In this high-level competition, every second and every jump affects the final result, ensuring a thrilling battle for the top spots right up to the very end. The class offers the opportunity to witness world-class sport and the pinnacle of show jumping at its best.
International show jumping class.
Mini-clinic for 6- and 7-year-old FWB horses.
A spectacular dressage class in which riders perform to music of their own choosing.
The final Longines FEI Jumping World Cup event of the Western European League, where riders will compete for 250,000 euros in prize money!
New domestic show jumping series: 2nd final class, featuring the top 15 Finnish horse-rider pairs who participated in the previous rounds.
Visitors can enjoy exciting vaulting performances showcasing strength, balance and artistry.
Interesting activities suitable for the whole family.
Satula.com shows, through practical examples, how a rider’s posture, balance, and ability to influence the horse can be developed. Including hands-on demonstrations.
At the end of the day, the children have the opportunity to go on a horseback ride with ponies.
The program will be added to the website as new sections are confirmed.
The Helsinki International Horse Show culminates on Sunday with the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ leg, part of the most prestigious series in international show jumping. The sport’s brightest stars will face off on a challenging course, aiming for crucial World Cup points and a spot in the season-ending finals. The class offers prize money totaling up to 250,000 euros!
The Helsinki leg holds special significance this season as well, as it is the final leg of the Western European League before the World Cup Final. The stakes are exceptionally high as the riders battle for the final spots in the finals and valuable ranking points. Every penalty point and fraction of a second could determine who continues their season among the world’s best in the finals.
The audience can look forward to world-class sports, excitement, and a great atmosphere from start to finish. The Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ offers a unique opportunity to watch the elite of international show jumping at a time when the most important decisions of the competition season are still to be made. Sunday’s main event is the much-anticipated climax of the event and a moment that no equestrian fan will want to miss.
The International Arena will host a unique dressage clinic as Finnish equestrian legend Kyra Kyrklund returns to the Helsinki International Horse Show after a hiatus of more than 20 years. Joining Kyra in leading the clinic is her longtime trainee and friend, Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour, a Danish dressage rider ranked among the world’s absolute best.
Kyra Kyrklund is known as one of the world’s most respected dressage trainers and Olympic riders. Her views on horse training, rider development, and the principles of classical riding have influenced riders for generations around the world.
Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour, for her part, is one of the biggest stars in international dressage today. She has achieved success at the highest international level, most recently in Aachen in 2026, and is particularly known for her harmonious, horse-respecting riding style and her uncompromising professionalism.
The clinic combines Kyra’s decades of experience with Cathrine’s modern expertise in elite sports. The audience will have the opportunity to hear insights from two top athletes in their respective disciplines on horse training, riding, and building international success. Expect practical lessons, fresh perspectives, and inspiration for all riders, regardless of their discipline.
Be sure to secure your show tickets in the stands early, as this highly anticipated event offers a rare opportunity to see two of the top names in dressage in the same arena.
Friday’s international competition program gets off to a fast start with the International Welcome CSI5* 140 cm class, where top riders will get a feel for the arena and fine-tune their strategies for the weekend’s most significant competitions. Competing at the demanding 140 cm level, this class requires riders and horses to demonstrate speed, precision, and seamless coordination at every stage of the course. An excellent opportunity for spectators to see international show jumping stars compete at the very beginning of the event.
Friday evening’s highlight is the International CSI5 150 cm presented by Finnfoam. In this top-level international show jumping class, some of the world’s best horse-and-rider combinations compete for flawless rounds and the fastest times. With every fence counting and the leaderboard constantly changing, the excitement builds until the very end, and the winner may not be decided until the final jump
International CDI3 Grand Prix Freestyle* is an international-level dressage class in which horse-and-rider combinations perform a demanding freestyle programme choreographed to music of their own choice. The performance combines top-level technical skill, the horse’s dance-like movements, and carefully crafted choreography synchronized with the music. This unique blend of elite sport and artistic expression makes the class one of the most spectacular highlights of the event.
One of Saturday’s highlights, the CSI5 155 cm Helsinki Grand Prix, brings together an outstanding field of international show jumping talent. Competing over a demanding 155 cm course, horse and rider must demonstrate exceptional athleticism, precision, and seamless partnership to succeed. In this elite-level competition, every second counts and every fence can make the difference, ensuring a thrilling battle for top honours right to the final round. The class offers spectators a unique opportunity to witness world-class sport and show jumping excellence at its very best.
The Helsinki International Horse Show culminates on Sunday with the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ event, part of the most prestigious series in international show jumping. The sport’s brightest stars will face off on a challenging course, aiming for crucial World Cup points and a spot in the season-ending finals. The class offers prize money totaling up to 250,000 euros!
The Helsinki leg holds special significance this season as well, as it is the final leg of the Western European League before the World Cup Final. The stakes are exceptionally high as the riders battle for the final spots in the finals and valuable ranking points. Every penalty point and fraction of a second could determine who continues their season among the world’s best in the finals.
The audience can look forward to world-class sports, excitement, and a great atmosphere from start to finish. The Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ offers a unique opportunity to watch the elite of international show jumping at a time when the most important decisions of the competition season are still to be made. Sunday’s main event is the much-anticipated climax of the event and a moment that no equestrian fan will want to miss.
We reserve the right to make changes to the program and schedule.
