THE HORSE SHOW - Guerdat from the front
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January 20, 2026 at 5:05 AMBy s.wilhelm
Join Frederik de Backer as he takes his weekly Tuesday look at the world of international show jumping in THE HORSE SHOW. Topics in the current episode include the move of Highway TN to Lillie Keenan, the discussion surrounding the new FEI rules (Article 259), and an analysis of the World Cup leg in Leipzig. Things get particularly interesting when Lillie Keenan and Steve Guerdat—who claimed victory at the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ in Leipzig—provide exclusive insights in an interview with Frederik de Backer.
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Lillie Keenan & Highway TN
Lillie Keenan has taken over the reins of the stallion Highway TN NOP through a lease agreement. In her interview, the American rider explains the background behind the acquisition, the trial process, and her victory in their first Grand Prix immediately following quarantine. She also discusses the demands of riding an experienced top-level horse and her plans for upcoming championships.
Steve Guerdat: Victory and Season Planning
Steve Guerdat opened the jump-off at the FEI Jumping World Cup™ in Leipzig and remained unbeaten right through to the final pair. In this episode, Frederik de Backer and his studio guests analyze Guerdat’s lines in the technically demanding finale. During the discussion, Guerdat provides an update on his current health status. Furthermore, he explains his decision regarding participation in the World Cup Final and contextualizes it regarding the development of his young horses.
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