Kultajousi Arena offers a wide range of Finnish show jumping events, including the final classes of the Amateur Tour series and other national classes. The program at the arena will include, among other things, a dressage clinic and a competition demonstration featuring Icelandic horses, showcasing the versatility of different horse breeds.
The morning of the weekend at Kultajousi Arena is dedicated to children and teens. The program includes pony rides on adorable ponies, fun dog competitions, and other amazing performances.
The arena will also host national show jumping classes, including a separate class for Finnish horses. You can also access the events at Kultajousi Arena with a Tapahtumalippu ticket, which offers an excellent opportunity to experience the Helsinki Horse Show at an affordable price.
At Kultajousi Arena, the action doesn’t slow down all day long. The classes in the popular Amateur Tour series begin first thing in the morning, and the excitement builds as the jump heights increase step by step. The riders and horses competing in these classes have qualified through fierce competition throughout the 2026–2027 season.
The arena will also host the brand-new Finnish show jumping series, the Challenger Tour
, which offers goals, challenges, and exciting moments
for the indoor season. The top-performing horse-and-rider pairs from the series’ qualifying rounds will advance to
compete in the
finals, which will be held in March at the Helsinki International Horse Show. Held in the magnificent setting of the Helsinki Exhibition and Convention Center, the
finals offer competitors memorable experiences in an international
atmosphere.
Other national show jumping classes will also be held at the arena. The Finnish Kultajousi The arena offers a full day of high-level, fast-paced show jumping for all spectators.
