The skies have been heavy, but the sport has been electric. For the past three days, the Falsterbo Horse Show 2025 has unfolded with relentless intensity and emotional highs, offering one of the most exhilarating weeks in recent memory. With packed grandstands and the unmistakable energy of the Swedish crowd, the scene is now perfectly set for the ultimate showdown: the Rolex Grand Prix presented by Agria, held this Sunday, July 13 at 14:00.

This year, the Grand Prix takes on even greater prestige as part of the Rolex Series, drawing the best riders on the planet to the southern coast of Sweden. Over two rounds at CSIO5* 1.60m, 50 of the sport’s elite will face a course crafted by renowned designer Frank Rothenberger (GER), alongside Fredrik Malm (SWE) and Philipp Schwender (GER) — a test of strategy, finesse, and raw courage.

THE LINE-UP IS SET. THE STAGE IS FALSTERBO.

Sunday’s Rolex Grand Prix presented by Agria promises to be one of the defining moments of the international jumping season. The start list reads like a who’s who of the sport — Olympic champions, former winners, rising stars — each bringing their own momentum, ambition, and hunger for victory into this final showdown.

Germany’s Sandra Auffarth returns to Falsterbo to defend her crown, determined to repeat last year’s triumph. Henrik von Eckermann, will enter the ring with the full force of the Swedish public behind him — a crowd that has been nothing short of electric all week. Also in: World No. 1 Kent Farrington, always a contender when the stakes are highest, and Cian O’Connor,  second  in the Rolex Grand Prix of Rome, ready to climb one step higher. Add to that the presence of Peder Fredricson, Malin Baryard-Johnsson, Abdel Saïd, Steve Guerdat, and more — and all the ingredients are there for a Grand Prix packed with emotion, pressure, and world-class sport.

There may not have been much sunshine, but this week at Falsterbo has glowed with everything that makes show jumping great: emotion, grit, elegance, and risk. The Rolex Series brings a new level of excellence to an already iconic venue, and the riders have answered with performances worthy of the occasion.

Now, only one challenge remains. One course. One Grand Prix. One chance to make history.