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Major League Show Jumping makes its highly anticipated return to Connecticut with the iconic Greenwich stop on the 2025 tour, hosted at the renowned Greenwich Polo Club.

The drama of Major League Show Jumping doesn’t just unfold in the individual ring—the team leaderboard is where strategy, teamwork, and nerves of steel collide. With the season pushing forward, the team standings are as tight as ever, and the battle for supremacy is far from decided.1. Maccabi United – 70 pointsMaccabi United has surged to the top of the leaderboard with 70 points.

In Major League Show Jumping (MLSJ), the action doesn’t stop when the team competition wraps up—individual points tell an equally thrilling story. This season’s leaderboard is as competitive as ever, with some of the sport’s biggest names separated by just a few key rounds. Every ride has the potential to shuffle the standings, and the race for individual glory is heating up.1.

Daniel Bluman and Corbie V.V. stormed to victory in the $340,000 Kubota 5* Grand Prix on Saturday night, capping off the final evening of Major League Show Jumping (MLSJ) Toronto. The win followed Bluman’s team triumph on Friday, highlighting a standout week for the Israeli rider during Leg 2 of the 2025 season.Course designer Olaf Peterson, Jr.

At the Silicon Valley Equestrian Festival I, Harley Brown piloted Unchained 2 to the top of the leaderboard in the $30,000 GGT Footing Grand Prix. The pair delivered a powerful and precise performance to outpace a competitive field, securing the top prize of the class.

The KHJA Grand Prix II concluded with an exceptional performance from Kelli Cruciotti Vanderveen, who guided Mochito van de Mishagen to victory. Delivering the class’s only clear round paired with the fastest time, the duo secured the top spot against a highly competitive field.

The final day of the RBC Ottawa International CSI5* CSI2* at Wesley Clover Parks closed in thrilling fashion, as Adrienne Sternlicht of the United States captured two major wins.Sternlicht first piloted her new mount, Corablue Z, to the top spot in the $35,000 CSI2* Mark Motors Group Grand Prix.

The $580,000 Rolex Grand Prix of Dublin promised excitement—and it delivered in the most unexpected way. For most of Sunday afternoon, the packed RDS Main Arena braced for a jump-off between riders carrying four faults, as one big name after another fell victim to Wade’s unforgiving 1.60m course.Then came the second-to-last rider: Laura Kraut. The U.S.

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.