The Jumping International de La Baule - Officiel de France, a world-renowned equestrian event, takes place every year on the magnificent shores of the Bay of La Baule, France. This prestigious competition attracts the best riders and the biggest names in equestrianism, as well as thousands of enthusiasts from all over the world to witness this unforgettable spectacle.
For more than 60 years, Jumping International de La Baule has been a fixture on the international equestrian calendar. With its electrifying atmosphere and picturesque setting, this event offers spectators a unique experience, combining top-level sport and quality entertainment.
Each year, the show presents a rich program of exciting competitions, featuring international show jumping events. The best horse/rider combinations compete for the coveted Rolex Grand Prix.
Beyond the competition, Jumping International de La Baule also offers activities and entertainment for the whole family, and welcomes the public to its exhibitors' village for a spot of shopping.
As the jewel in the crown of the world equestrian calendar, Jumping International de La Baule embodies the spirit of horsemanship and celebrates passion. It's a not-to-be-missed event for equestrian enthusiasts and horse lovers alike.
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The 2025 edition will be remembered for years to come: welcoming over 48,500 spectators in just four days here in La Baule is an immense source of pride. I warmly thank the City, the Department, the Region, and of course Rolex — without their unwavering support, none of this would be possible. Once again, Grégory Bodo delivered a true masterpiece, speaking to the riders through his courses and reaching the pinnacle of his art today. Congratulations to the three podium riders, with a special nod to René Lopez: we may not have had a French victory, but we had the most French of Colombians. This competition is magical, not only because it brings together the world’s best riders, but because it is built on human values, loyalty, and passion. Thanks to all of you, we continue to write the history of international show jumping together.
This victory holds a special meaning for the entire team. Otello was exceptional. In recent months, he had already achieved impressive wins at 1.50 m, but this was his very first Grand Prix 5. We are all extremely proud. Going last gave me an advantage: I knew exactly what I needed to do. I was still unsure about the strides between fences 1 and 2 and at the entrance to the double, but after seeing McLain’s round, everything became clear: I had to take out a stride to the double. I’m thrilled that Otello thought the same — he understood perfectly and followed me flawlessly. It’s an incredible feeling.
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