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Samuel Pegg secured a decisive victory in the $10,000 Welcome Prix 1.35m, piloting Formidable Diamant, owned by Harlow Investment Enterprises, LLC, to the top of the leaderboard with style and speed.The pair delivered a confident first round before returning to the jump-off with purpose. Stopping the clock in 31.

Jared Petersen rode to victory in the $10,000 Alliant Private Client Cup at the HITS Ocala Holiday Classic, delivering a standout performance aboard Zechariah. The pair showcased experience, precision, and speed to rise to the top of a competitive field.Petersen and Zechariah navigated the track with confidence, producing a smooth, efficient ride that set them apart.

The $62,500 1.50m FEI5* MLSJ Individual Speed class is first up today for Major League Show Jumping (MLSJ) in Thermal, California. There are 11 entries, including Laura Kraut with the Westphalian mare Una Mariposa and Aaron Vale with the 11-year-old Czech Warmblood gelding Gray's Inn.ClipMyHorse.TV is broadcasting MLSJ live HEREThe Individual Speed class begins at 8 pm EST.

Luis Sabino Goncalves kicked off the week at World Equestrian Center – Ocala with an impressive victory in the $24,000 WEC Welcome Prix 1.40m aboard Gallaxia De Ferval Z, owned by Sigma Stables LLC. The pair delivered a commanding performance, producing the only double-clear effort fast enough to secure the top spot.

Excitement is mounting for tonight when the world's 10 best show jumpers meet in Geneva for the 24th IJRC Top 10 Final! The CSI5* show jumping competition starts at 9 pm (3 pm EST) with two 1.60m rounds. The starting list has been published. ClipMyHorse.TV/ FEI.TV will be broadcasting live from Geneva. Click HERE for the CHI de Genève.

Columbian Mark Bluman and the 12-year-old Zangersheide gelding Landon de Nyze jumped to victory in the $182,000 1.55m FEI5* Qualifier by Great American Insurance at the Desert International Horse Park in Thermal, California. Bluman is with Maccabi United, the team in first place in the standings.

Israel's Daniel Bluman sits in the number-one spot of the Major League Show Jumping (MLSJ) standings. Kent Farrington is second. Last week, which was week one of a two-week show at the Desert International Horse Park in Thermal, California, Farrington was not entered because of travel issues. This week, the U.S.