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INSIDE THE ARENA

Inside the Arena brings the sport to life with clear, grounded coverage that connects results, riders and real stories. Alongside daily competition updates, we explore the rule changes, governance decisions and research developments shaping equestrian sport today.

News
Barcelona: Germany Takes the Title in a Second Consecutive Jump-Off
Results and Recap
Barcelona: Germany Takes the Title in a Second Consecutive Jump-Off
Results and Recap

Germany completed a championship double as Richard Vogel delivered the decisive jump-off clear against Brazil at the 2026 Longines League of Nations Final in Barcelona, adding another title to an extraordinary season.

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Results and Recap
Jumping: Saudi Arabia Dominates a Games with a New Format
Results and Recap
Jumping: Saudi Arabia Dominates a Games with a New Format
Results and Recap

Saudi Arabia secured team gold and four jumping medals at the 2026 Asian Games, but a new two-tier individual format proved the bigger talking point, raising questions about accessibility, competitive depth and the future of continental championships.

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Results and Recap
China Take a First Dressage Team Gold as 0.3% Separates the Individual Podium
Results and Recap
China Take a First Dressage Team Gold as 0.3% Separates the Individual Podium
Results and Recap

China made history with its first Asian Games dressage team gold at Aichi-Nagoya 2026, while the individual competition delivered a remarkably close finish, with just 0.3 percentage points separating the three podium finishers.

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Results and Recap
Thailand Ends a 28-Year Wait as Hua Tian Defends His Asian Games Crown
Thailand Ends a 28-Year Wait as Hua Tian Defends His Asian Games Crown

Thailand celebrated a historic return to the top of the Asian Games eventing podium, securing team gold for the first time in 28 years. Meanwhile, China's Alex Hua Tian defended his individual crown at Aichi-Nagoya 2026.

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Team Mexico Ends a 78-Year Wait at Piazza di Siena
Results and Recap
Team Mexico Ends a 78-Year Wait at Piazza di Siena
Results and Recap

Seventy-eight years after its first victory in Rome, Mexico returned to the top of the Nations Cup podium at Piazza di Siena. Patricio Pasquel delivered the decisive jump-off clear against Germany, securing a historic second title for the Mexican team in one of the standout moments of CSIO Roma 2026.

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Results and Recap

More Perspectives to Explore*

Continue reading across the magazine with the latest stories from everyday riders, the world of international sport, and forward-thinking industry insight.

EVERYDAY EQUESTRIANS

Everyday Equestrians
Walk and Talk: Adrian Whiteway on Horses, Dreams and the CSIO5* Piazza di Siena Rolex Grand Prix
Life in the Saddle, Walk & Talk
Walk and Talk: Adrian Whiteway on Horses, Dreams and the CSIO5* Piazza di Siena Rolex Grand Prix
Life in the Saddle, Walk & Talk

What do 5* horses actually do when they’re not in the ring?
Ahead of the Rolex Grand Prix in Rome, we caught up with British rider Adrian Whiteway to talk about life behind the scenes at the top level.

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Life in the Saddle, Walk & Talk

INSIDE THE ARENA

News
Barcelona: Germany Takes the Title in a Second Consecutive Jump-Off
Results and Recap
Barcelona: Germany Takes the Title in a Second Consecutive Jump-Off
Results and Recap

Germany completed a championship double as Richard Vogel delivered the decisive jump-off clear against Brazil at the 2026 Longines League of Nations Final in Barcelona, adding another title to an extraordinary season.

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Results and Recap

THE EQUERRY BRIEF

The EQuerry Brief
The Free to Enter Event Worth €33.7 Million: The Piazza di Siena Model
The Business of Sport
The Free to Enter Event Worth €33.7 Million: The Piazza di Siena Model
The Business of Sport

With 77,000 spectators, €33.73 million in economic impact and not a single admission ticket sold, the 2026 CSIO di Roma Piazza di Siena offers a compelling case for free access to elite sport. From the Tour de France to Paris 2024, what can equestrian sport learn about reaching audiences beyond its existing community?

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The Business of Sport