FEI Eventing Nations Cup

It was a tussle for the top between Germany and Team USA in the fourth leg of the FEI Eventing Nations Cup™, held at the stunning venue of Arville in Belgium this week. With less than two penalties separating the two teams, it was always going to be a nail-biting finish. Consistent performances in the jumping phase saw Germany finish on a score of 104.1, putting them ahead of overnight leaders USA, who ended on a total of 112.7 penalties. Team Australia claimed third place with 131.0, while the host nation, Belgium, wound up in tenth. Germany’s winning team, a

An all-female Swedish team has made eventing history by claiming their country’s first-ever FEI Eventing Nations Cup victory at Strzegom, Poland – and they did it with just three horse-and-rider combinations. The trio of Stina Arosenius riding Lorelei-L, Amanda Staam with Carilda Rose AT, and Jenny Glebenius partnering Canela proved that determination and skill can overcome any odds. Their final score of 151.1 put them ahead of home nation Poland (158.5) and Germany, who finished third on 1100.4 after losing a team member following the dressage phase. From Last to First What made this victory even more remarkable was the

Five-strong British squad heads to Germany for the prestigious Nations Cup competition British Equestrian has announced the eventing team that will represent Great Britain at the renowned CHIO Aachen, with the eventing leg set to take place 4–5 July 2025. The selected riders include some of the sport’s most accomplished names and rising stars, backed by an impressive lineup of experienced horses. This year’s team promises a strong showing in what is often dubbed the “Wimbledon of equestrian sport”—with national pride, Olympic ambitions, and Nations Cup points all on the line. The CHIO Aachen 2025 British Eventing Team: The team

Strzegom FEI Eventing Nations Cup™ 2024. Written by Eleanor Kelly If Strzegom proved one thing, it was that Eventing is rarely predictable. The leaderboard changed dramatically throughout but a young French team proved they could fight until the end, climbing from last to first in the fifth leg of the FEI Eventing Nations Cup™ in Poland today. Their score of 145.5 was just a whisker ahead of cross-country leaders Sweden, who wound up on 146.6. Whilst Poland delighted their home crowd by finishing in third on 168.3. All four riders were making their first appearance for the French Team in

Ireland Clinches Historic Victory at Millstreet in FEI Eventing Nations Cup Ireland achieved a significant milestone by winning the third leg of the FEI Eventing Nations Cup™ at Millstreet (IRL) this weekend. Despite a rough start after finishing last in the Dressage phase, the Irish team consisting of Ian Cassells, Patrick Whelan, Jennifer Kuehnle and Robbie Kearns made a spectacular recovery. They moved up to third place during the Jumping phase, where all riders delivered clear rounds, and ultimately excelled in the cross-country phase with four fast, clear rounds, finishing with a score of 110.2. This victory was particularly special