Live This Week: Top-Level Show Jumping Takes Center Stage Nationwide
January 14–18 features a packed schedule of winter circuit competition from premier venues across the country
January 12, 2026 at 11:56 AMBy b.wehner
From January 14–18, show jumping fans can look forward to a full week of elite competition as top riders and horses take to the arenas at some of the most prestigious winter circuits in the United States. With multiple major events running simultaneously, the week promises high-stakes sport, international talent, and exciting performances across a range of levels.
World Equestrian Center Winter Classic #6
At the World Equestrian Center in Ohio, Winter Classic #6 continues the venue’s renowned winter series. Competitive fields are expected across divisions, showcasing both rising talent and established professionals as the winter season gains momentum.
Winter Equestrian Festival Week 2 – CSI3*
In Wellington, the Winter Equestrian Festival moves into Week 2 with CSI3* competition. Riders will battle for early-season results in one of the most competitive environments on the circuit, where speed, precision, and consistency are critical.
HITS Ocala January Classic I
HITS Ocala hosts the January Classic I, a staple on the winter circuit calendar. Known for strong participation and depth across divisions, the venue continues to attract riders looking to build form and mileage early in the year.
Ocala Winter Spectacular Show Series III – CSI4*
Just down the road, the Ocala Winter Spectacular Show Series III raises the bar with CSI4* competition. International combinations headline the week, delivering top-tier sport and high-energy performances in Ocala.
Desert Circuit II at Desert International Horse Park
Out west, Desert Circuit II continues at Desert International Horse Park. Expansive grass fields and technical tracks provide an ideal setting for elite competitors to test their horses and refine performance as the season progresses.
A Coast-to-Coast Week of Elite Sport
With premier events taking place nationwide, January 14–18 offers an action-packed week of show jumping that highlights the depth and quality of the winter circuit. Fans can tune in live to follow the performances, track results, and stay connected as the season accelerates.
Discover live this week HERE!
Photo by Grace Earley
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