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American Charlotte Jacobs and RIncoola Milsean sped to victory in Major League Show Jumping's $32,000 1.45m FEI*2 Speed by BrainJuice class. Jacobs and the 12-year-old Irish Sport Horse gelding zipped around the course in 56.56 seconds, just under 2 seconds faster than second-place finisher Erynn Ballard of Canada.

Leg 6 of Major League Show Jumping has two classes running today in Thermal, California. Don't miss a minute; watch it live on ClipMyHorse.TV HERE!Today's schedule for the Coachella Cup at the Desert International Horse Park:First, the $32,000 1.45m FEI 2* Speed by Brainjuice has 56 starters.The second class is the $182,000 1.55m FEI5* Qualifier by Visit Greater Palm Springs.

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Tony Stormanns of Germany piloted Surprise to victory in the $1,000 1.40m FEI2* Two Phase by ClipMyHorse.TV at Major League Showjumping Leg 6 in California. Stormanns, part of the Helios team, and his 11-year-old Zangersheide mare took the win by 0.08 seconds in the second phase, with a time of 28.38 seconds. You can find out more about Surprise HERE.

Keri Potter took the win on Kalilmera van de Nethe Z in the $1,000 1.40m FEI5* Normal Two Phase by Western Alliance Bank at Major League Showjumping Leg 6 in California.Keri Potter and the 10-year-old mare, part of the Rainmakers team, were one of 39 in the starting lineup of 60 combinations to go clear. The pair's time of 25.

Conor Swail from Ireland tops the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ North American League (NAL) rankings. This update follows the $400,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ event in Los Angeles. Swail has accumulated 41 points from the initial four events of the 2025/2026 season, securing a win at the Royal Horse Show held in Toronto.McLain Ward, a six-time Olympian from the U.S.

3 Graces Dressage of Wellington, Florida has partnered with US Equestrian and is the official sponsor of the Dressage Festival of Champions and the dressage Grand Prix national championship to be staged at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala next May.3 Graces is owned by Carol Cohen Hodess and her husband and daughter, Rebecca.

Twelve new U.S. Eventing Association (USEA) and U.S. Equestrian Federation (USEF) eventing dressage tests went into effect December 1 and will continue through November 30, 2029. New Tests from Starter through Advanced:Starter A; Starter B; Beginner Novice A; Novice A: Novice B; Training A; Training B; Modified A; Modified B; Preliminary B; Intermediate A; and Advanced A.