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A thrilling week of showjumping saw Europe’s elite battle for continental titles in Spain, while standout performances in the U.S. and U.K. added to the international excitement.
🏆 This Week’s Winners:
Germany’s Richard Vogel and United Touch S delivered a career-defining performance to capture gold in the Individual Final of the Longines FEI Jumping European Championship in A Coruña, Spain. In a thrilling climax, Vogel edged Great Britain’s Scott Brash and Hello Folie by just 0.01 penalties after three days of intense competition. This win cemented the pair’s status as one of Europe’s most consistent partnerships, thrilling the packed stands with their boldness and precision. The championship, known as the pinnacle of continental showjumping, drew the best of Europe, but Vogel’s calm under pressure was the deciding factor.
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Meanwhile, Team Belgium stole the spotlight in the Team Final at the Longines FEI Jumping European Championship, rallying from third place to secure gold with a faultless final round. Anchored by clear rides from Pieter Devos and Gilles Thomas, the Belgian quartet edged Great Britain for the top step of the podium. Germany took bronze after early leader Switzerland faltered. The win marks Belgium’s second European team title in five years, with their precision and depth leaving the crowd in awe.
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Across the city, Ireland’s Daniel Coyle and Daydream turned the CSI 3* Porsche Grand Prix into a showcase of speed and skill. With a lightning-fast jump-off time of 38.56 seconds, Coyle claimed the €105,500 top prize ahead of Belgium’s Abdel Saïd. Held alongside the European Championship, this Grand Prix still drew a deep international field, giving Coyle’s victory extra shine. The crowd roared as Daydream soared effortlessly over the final oxer, marking another milestone in the Irish rider’s rising career.
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Stateside, at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Ireland’s Robert Blanchette and Chardonnay proved a perfect pairing in the Lugano Grand Prix CSI 3*. The duo delivered a swift, faultless jump-off to capture the $130,000 Grand Prix, outpacing a field of seasoned contenders. This victory added another high-profile trophy to Blanchette’s 2025 campaign and earned roaring approval from fans who packed the indoor arena despite Florida’s summer heat.
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Meanwhile in Somerset, Great Britain’s Mark Edwards and Dillinger NE claimed victory in the CSI 3* Chard Equestrian Grand Prix on home soil, topping the leaderboard with a commanding double-clear. The picturesque venue provided the perfect backdrop for Edwards’ emotional win, which came just months after Dillinger’s return from a long injury layoff. The victory was met with loud cheers from a supportive local crowd, capping off an inspiring comeback story for both horse and rider.
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