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Live Highlights This Week

A Global Showcase of Top Sport Across North America and Europe

10 December 2025 at 6:00 amBy b.wehner

Live Highlights This Week

This week delivers a packed international calendar as elite equestrian sport takes center stage across multiple continents. From CSI5* show jumping in California to dressage in Ocala and the iconic CHI de Genève in Switzerland, riders, teams, and fans alike are set for an unforgettable week of competition.

CSI5* Major League Show Jumping Desert Holiday II — La Quinta, California

The action continues under the desert sun as the CSI5* Major League Show Jumping Desert Holiday II takes over the Desert International Horse Park in La Quinta, California. As one of the pivotal late-season stops on the 2025 MLSJ calendar, this premier event brings together the sport’s top international athletes and powerhouse teams. With championship points on the line and team rivalries intensifying, Desert Holiday II promises world-class sport in a dramatic West Coast setting.

WEC December Dressage presented by Hampton Green Farms — Ocala, Florida

International dressage takes the spotlight at World Equestrian Center – Ocala with the CDI WEC December Dressage presented by Hampton Green Farms. Riders from around the globe will contest FEI classes at every level, showcasing the precision, harmony, and athleticism that define the discipline. Set against the backdrop of one of the most impressive venues in the world, this festive-season showcase delivers elegance and high performance to close out the year.

2025 Ocala December Show Series II – CSI3* — Ocala, Florida

The 2025 Ocala December Show Series II – CSI3* returns for another thrilling week of international jumping at World Equestrian Center – Ocala. Featuring CSI3* competition alongside top national divisions, the event attracts a powerful mix of elite professionals and rising stars. As one of December’s standout show jumping stops, it serves as both a season finale and a launching pad for athletes heading into the new year.

Ocala Holiday Classic — HITS Ocala, Florida

The HITS Ocala Holiday Classic delivers a festive finale at one of Florida’s most popular winter circuits. With a full slate of hunter, jumper, and equitation classes, the Holiday Classic draws seasoned professionals, ambitious amateurs, and promising young riders alike. The welcoming atmosphere, strong competition, and year-end momentum make this a favorite stop for riders looking to finish the season on a high note.

WEC Ohio Winter Classic #3 — Wilmington, Ohio

Indoor sport continues at World Equestrian Center – Wilmington with the WEC Ohio Winter Classic #3. Riders from across the region return to the expansive indoor arenas for another week of hunter, jumper, and equitation competition. The Winter Classic series provides a professional, consistent environment for athletes to sharpen their form and build confidence through the heart of the winter season.

CHI de Genève — Grand Slam of Showjumping & FEI Driving World Cup™ 2025–2026 — Geneva, Switzerland

The international spotlight turns to Switzerland for the iconic CHI de Genève. Held inside the Palexpo arena, the event features a full schedule of top-level show jumping and driving. The Rolex Grand Prix serves as one of the cornerstone legs of the Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping, while Geneva also hosts the opening leg of the FEI Driving World Cup™ 2025–2026 season. With history, prestige, and world-class talent on display, Geneva once again stands as one of the most celebrated events on the global calendar.

From the desert arenas of California to the grand stages of Europe, this week captures the full scope of international equestrian sport—where championship ambitions, seasonal finales, and legendary venues converge.


Discover all live events HERE!



Photo courtesy of Stefan Lafrentz

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