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CSI5* Major League Show Jumping Angelstone Approaches with Intense Rivalries Set to Ignite

CSI5* Major League Show Jumping Angelstone

August 11, 2025 at 1:59 PMBy b.wehner

CSI5* Major League Show Jumping Angelstone Approaches with Intense Rivalries Set to Ignite

The stage is set for one of the summer’s most anticipated equestrian battles as the CSI5* Major League Show Jumping Angelstone heads to center stage from August 21st through 24th. With teams sharpening their skills and strategies, anticipation is building around which squad will seize the early advantage and dominate the leaderboard.

The event promises thrilling rounds of high-stakes competition, showcasing the world’s elite riders and their top equine athletes pushing precision, speed, and teamwork to the limit. As the season heats up, every second counts and every jump could tip the scales.

Stay locked in for live coverage and expert analysis as the quest for victory unfolds at Angelstone—where champions will be made and legacies shaped.


Photo courtesy of Major League Show Jumping


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