From the grandeur of CHIO Aachen’s grass arena to the picturesque castle setting of Bolesworth and the electric energy of Spruce Meadows, this week’s showjumping action delivered unforgettable moments and career-defining victories.

🏆 Winners at a Glance:

  • Martin Fuchs (SUI) & Leone Jei – CHIO Aachen – Rolex Grand Prix (CSIO5*)
  • Daniel Coyle (IRL) & Incredible – Spruce Meadows ‘North American’ – ATCO Queen Elizabeth II Cup (CSI5*)
  • Laura Renwick (GBR) & Marseille – Bolesworth International – Al Shira’aa Grand Prix (CSI4*)
  • Jordan Coyle (IRL) & For Gold – Spruce Meadows ‘North American’ – AKITA Drilling Cup (CSI5*)
  • Philip McGuane (IRL) – Lake Placid – Richard M. Feldman Memorial Grand Prix (CSI3*)

Switzerland’s Martin Fuchs and the brilliant Leone Jei lit up Aachen’s legendary arena, seizing victory in the Rolex Grand Prix (CSIO5*) before an enthralled crowd of 40,000. The centerpiece of the Rolex Grand Slam, this €1.5 million showdown came down to an electrifying jump-off where Fuchs edged out Laura Kraut (USA) and Baloutinue by mere fractions. It was a masterclass in precision and poise, and a moment that reaffirmed Aachen’s status as the sport’s ultimate stage.
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Meanwhile, in Calgary, Ireland’s Daniel Coyle and the powerful stallion Incredible captured the ATCO Queen Elizabeth II Cup (CSI5*), thrilling a packed Spruce Meadows crowd. The $1 million prize added even more weight to this storied class, and Coyle’s lightning-fast jump-off left Kyle King (USA) and Kayenne Z chasing his time by just 0.08 seconds. Spruce Meadows’ International Ring proved, once again, why it’s revered by riders and fans alike.
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Across the Atlantic, Britain’s Laura Renwick made history at the Bolesworth International (CSI4*), becoming the first female rider to win the Al Shira’aa Grand Prix since 2015. Riding Marseille, Renwick edged Irish contender David Simpson in a heart-stopping jump-off that showcased technical brilliance and raw speed. Set against the backdrop of Bolesworth Castle, the event blended equestrian sport with quintessential British elegance.
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Back at Spruce Meadows, Jordan Coyle (IRL) and For Gold delivered a blazing round to top the AKITA Drilling Cup (CSI5*). The Irish rider’s winning time of 51.79 seconds held strong against Britain’s Charlie Jones and Capitale 6, keeping the International Ring buzzing with excitement. While not the richest class of the week, the AKITA Cup remains a fan favorite and a crucial test on the North American circuit.
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In the picturesque Adirondacks, Philip McGuane (IRL) secured victory in the Richard M. Feldman Memorial Grand Prix (CSI3*) at Lake Placid. With $100,000 on the line and a tightly packed leaderboard, McGuane’s polished rounds earned him the top spot in one of North America’s most beloved summer competitions.
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