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A possible change to the "Blood Rule" will be put to the vote at the FEI General Assembly in November. The proposal comes from the International Jumping Riders Club (IJRC) and provides for disqualification to be waived in certain cases. Instead, warnings or continued riding after veterinary clearance could be possible.

Skylar Wireman piloted Citoki, a Holsteiner gelding, to an impressive victory in the $10,000 1.40m Open Jumper Welcome at the National Horse Show.Against a competitive field of skilled riders, the pair delivered a precise and efficient round, demonstrating exceptional control and composure throughout the course.

“Any day you get to work with horses is a good day.” For Irishman Michael Duffy, that’s not just a saying — it’s a way of life.From Wellington to the MLSJ ArenaEver wondered what a day in his life looks like? From the stables in Wellington, Florida to his recent success with Team Helios in Major League Show Jumping, Duffy gives a glimpse behind the scenes.

In this episode, Mark Edwards opens up about his path in show jumping — from breeding and producing his own horses to representing Britain on the international stage.Lessons in PerseveranceEdwards shares stories of perseverance, learning from setbacks, and the challenges that shaped his winners’ mindset.

Sean Jobin put on a masterful performance in the $60,000 GGT Footing Grand Prix 1.40m at the World Equestrian Center Ohio Fall Classic 5, delivering a lightning-fast round aboard Engaye D’amaury in just 36.970 seconds to claim first place.Double Threat in the Jump-OffJobin didn’t stop there—he also secured second place riding Grande Dame DK, crossing the timers in 37.092 seconds.

Anna Marek captured the inaugural US Open series after the last of 25 qualifying competitions.Ecuador's Julio Mendoza Loor on Jewel's Goldstrike wrapped up the last event with a victory in the Grand Prix Freestyle at the Tryon, North Carolina CDI3*, and squeaked into the top 18.Anna of the Ocala area community of Dunnellen earned a total of 105 points based on her six highest scoring freestyles.

Three Iconic Destinations AnnouncedThe Longines Global Champions Tour is set to return to France in 2026, featuring three prominent destinations for summer show jumping: Cannes, St. Tropez, and Paris. Taking place throughout June, the French leg of the tour will bring together top horses, riders, and fans for a celebration of sport, style, and culture.