The Jumping International de La Baule, 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.
Join the Rolex Series and thrill to the Rolex Grand Prix at Jumping International de La Baule.
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Allow me to say once again how delighted we are to be taking part in the Rolex Series, so that together we can create the conditions for a real synergy between the world's finest competitions, under the impetus of our joint partner the Grand Prix. For decades, the Officiel de France de La Baule has been a landmark in the history of equestrian sports and its traditional values. Our competition is constantly adapting to meet the evolving demands of the very highest level, and today's membership of the Rolex Series will enable us to write new pages testifying to the beauty of the horse and rider pair on the turf of La Baule. Welcome to the Rolex Series!
I'm determined every day. Our sport has its ups and downs, because horses are animals with their own rhythm and needs. That's what makes our sport so beautiful. You go from hero to zero very quickly, and that's the game. I try to stay focused and not think about what might have happened or what might happen. I hadn't really looked at Karl's course, and this allowed me to follow my plan and secure the victory.
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