Christmas Free Jumping Sale to Debut at Sentower Park on December 17
Aloga Nationals
10 December 2025 at 9:30 pmBy s.wilhelm
On Wednesday, December 17th, at 8:00 PM, Sentower Park proudly launches its brand-new Christmas Free Jumping Sale on the opening night of the Aloga Christmas Classics.
This new initiative presents a curated selection of 24 carefully chosen 2 to 4-year-old sport horses each chosen for their quality and promising future in the sport, each chosen for their quality and potential. It offers riders, breeders, and investors a unique opportunity to discover a truly exciting group of young prospects. Find out more HERE.
The Christmas Free Jumping Sale promises an evening full of Christmas cheer, spirited energy, and exceptional young horses, all while being showcased and sold in the vibrant setting of the Aloga Christmas Classics.
“We are incredibly proud to launch this new initiative during one of the most atmospheric events of the year,” said Laurens Meynaerts, CEO of Sentower Park. “Showcasing and selling some really exciting young horses within the special festive spirit of the Christmas Classics creates something truly unique. We believe the Christmas Free Jumping Sale will quickly become a highlight on our calendar, and I’m very much looking forward to welcoming everyone to Sentower Park for a memorable evening to start what promises to be a very exciting week.”
Event Details
Date: Wednesday, December 17
Time: 8:00 PM
Location: Sentower Park, Belgium
Occasion: Opening night of the Aloga Christmas Classics
Collection: 23 free-jumping 2 to 4 year-old sport horses
Registration for bidding: https://bid.christmasfreejumpsales.com/register
The Christmas Free Jumping Sale is set to bring a fresh and festive new dimension to the December calendar at Sentower Park.
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