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2 December 2025 at 5:42 amBy b.wehner
The show-jumping world is buzzing this week with top riders and elite competitions taking center stage across the country. From the high-stakes intensity of Major League Show Jumping to the winter circuit at the World Equestrian Center, fans have plenty to watch and cheer for.
CSI5* Major League Show Jumping Desert Holiday I
La Quinta, California, welcomes one of the most exciting late-season stops on the MLSJ calendar. The CSI5* Desert Holiday I promises three days of thrilling competition as world-class riders and powerhouse MLSJ teams take on technical courses designed to test precision, speed, and nerves. With championship points on the line and top talent in the ring, this stop is a must-watch for fans of high-level show jumping.
2025 Ocala December Show Series I | FEI CSI3*
At the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, the December Show Series begins with a CSI3* week, offering a strong mix of international and national competition. Riders will tackle FEI classes up to 1.50 m while also competing in a full slate of hunter, jumper, and equitation divisions. The series provides an opportunity to see both seasoned competitors and rising talent in action, making for an exciting week of sport in the Florida winter sun.
WEC Ohio - Winter Classic #2
The indoor season continues at WEC Ohio in Wilmington with the Winter Classic #2. Competitors return for another week of hunter, jumper, and equitation classes, ranging from young horses gaining experience to seasoned pairs refining their skills. Fans can expect polished performances, dramatic finishes, and plenty of highlights as riders chase top honors in the indoor arena.
Whether you’re following the MLSJ championship race or keeping an eye on the winter series in Ocala and Ohio, this week offers something for every show-jumping fan.
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