Kent Farrington and Greya delivered a defining performance to win the 2025 Rolex Grand Prix of Geneva, transforming Friday’s disappointment into Sunday success. With records broken, fine margins on display, and a podium that reflected consistency at the highest level, Geneva once again proved why it remains one of the sport’s most demanding stages.

Boyd Exell once again dominated the Geneva Driving World Cup in 2025, delivering a performance defined by precision, rhythm, and experience. With Bundy, his 22-year-old lead horse, still active at the highest level, Geneva provided another compelling chapter in a season built on sustained excellence in four in hand driving.

The IJRC General Assembly in Geneva brought together riders, federations and FEI representatives to address welfare reform, Article 259, veterinary oversight and the pressures shaping modern showjumping. From regulatory clarity and communication challenges to rising competition costs and sustainability, the discussions reflected a sport navigating a decisive moment that demands transparency, shared responsibility and long-term thinking.

The 2025 Rolex IJRC Top 10 Final brought together the world’s highest-ranked show jumpers under the lights in Geneva, where fine margins, tactical decisions, and forward riding defined the outcome.

The 2025 Trophée de Genève brought the first night of world class sport to Palexpo for , with Santiago Varela’s course challenging a field of top international riders in one of the most significant qualifiers for the Rolex Grand Prix. The class offered a clear look at form, confidence and partnerships ahead of Sunday’s major.