A victory in the $135,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup Columbus stamped Victer Finn Dh Z as a horse to watch this season on the North American League.

Belgium won the tense and thrilling final afternoon of the Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ Final 2018 at the Real Club de Polo in Barcelona (ESP).

“We won already!” said Austrian chef d’equipe Marcus Wallishauser after his team shared top spot with Italy at the end of the first round of competition.

The public vote for the FEI Awards 2018 is now open! For a second consecutive year the public gets to vote and celebrate its equestrian heroes.

Australian driver Boyd Exell proved he remains in a league of his own by securing a third successive individual WEG gold medal.

Simone Blum became the first woman in WEG history and only the second female in the 65-year history of the World Championships to take the individual title.

In a breathtaking finale to Vaulting at the FEI World Equestrian Games in Tryon, Team Germany, Kristina Boe, and Lambert Leclezio from France all took gold.

Not even broken brakes could prevent Boyd Exell (AUS) from tightening his grip towards a third successive individual gold medal at WEG Tryon.

At the end of a brilliant week of competition, The Netherlands sit comfortably atop the overall medal table, with five golds, two silvers and two bronzes.

The United States delivered a first world team title as they triumphed in a dramatic finale in the Jumping Championship at the FEI WEG.