Reports

Today, we take you to meet a duo: Corentin Tual and Lillie Keenan. More than just a groom–rider relationship, their bond shows how essential teamwork truly is in equestrian sport.

We invite you to meet the man who has been by Rolex testimonee Scott Brash’s side through all his great adventures for many years: David Honnet, a dedicated groom with an unwavering passion for his work and for horses.

We’re pulling back the curtain on the care, commitment, and science behind treating these incredible animals not just as competitors, but as elite athletes who deserve our deepest respect. Behind every jump, stride, and finish line is a partner whose care, trust, and physical health define true performance.

What a magical start to the season in Wellington! We can’t wait for what’s next...

The grand finale of the Rolex Series Equestrian 2025 season ! Sunday’s Rolex Grand Prix presented by Audi, the climactic showdown. Out of 49 world-class combinations, only four-riders managed clears to set the stage for an unforgettable climax. Nina Mallevaey, aboard Dynastie de Beaufour, produced a breathtaking double clear in just 40.75 seconds, securing her first-ever five-star Grand Prix win. Grégory Wathelet (BEL) thrilled the home crowd with a strong second-place performance, while Harry Charles (GBR) claimed third.

A week to remember at the Dublin Horse Show 2025 crowned by Laura Kraut’s remarkable victory. This was the Rolex Series Equestrian Event in Dublin.

A packed crowd and Dublin’s unique atmosphere set the stage for 40 world-class riders, with the suspense lasting right until the very end. Laura Kraut (USA) & Bisquetta were the only pair to jump clear, taking a brilliant win ahead of the fastest riders with only one rail down : Rodrigo Pessoa (BRA) & Major Tom and Shane Sweetnam (IRL) & James Kann Cruz.

Flashback on a beautiful first edition of the Rolex Series Equestrian Event in Falsterbo.