FEI World Cup jumping
➤ Go to the latest FEI World Cup jumping news
The Longines FEI World Cup Jumping Final will take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on 16-20 April. The first round will take place at 7.05pm local time (4.50pm British time) on Wednesday 17 April, followed by the second round at 6.50pm (on Thursday 18 April and the final round at 3.45pm on Saturday 20 April. Riyadh is two hours ahead of British Summer Time.
• How to watch the World Cup Jumping Final live
The defending World Cup jumping champion is Sweden’s Henrik von Eckermann, who won in Omaha, Nebraska riding the brilliant King Edward.
British riders Ben Maher, Scott Brash, Robert Whitaker and Harry Charles have all qualified for the 2024 final.
➤ Go to the latest FEI World Cup dressage news
You can follow all the action from the World Cup Final with plenty of exclusive insight at horseandhound.co.uk and in the following week’s Horse & Hound magazine, in the shops on Thursday, 25 April.
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‘My heart is broken’: Former Olympic champion’s farewell to top mare
“You gave us so much happiness over the last years that this is a cruel moment. Cruel because I would have liked to have been able to offer you so much more. Cruel because you will leave behind you a huge void”
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World Cup finals cancelled owing to ongoing EHV-1 outbreak
“The loss of the World Cup finals for a second year is particularly devastating, especially for the qualified athletes”
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Meredith and Shutterfly, Rodrigo and Baloubet, John and Milton — who was your favourite World Cup winning legend?
We dip into the archives to remember some of the legendary partnerships to have won multiple World Cup crowns in the competition’s 41-year history
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‘I feel fine, except my arse’: 60-year-old World Cup winner discovers why horses are the best levellers in prize-giving incident
‘Even to fall off, it doesn’t matter, I couldn’t be happier. This is the highlight of my career’
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World Cup history made as riders dead-heat for the win
‘I just heard a scream from the audience ‘You’re tied! You’re tied!’’
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Saudi Arabia to hold top equestrian finals for the first time *H&H Plus*
Saudi Arabia is the first Middle Eastern country to host a premier global equestrian championship, with news that Riyadh will stage the FEI World Cup showjumping and dressage finals in 2024
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High British hopes for Tokyo after spectacular last-minute victory
‘It’s nice to feel that she feels competitive at the top end of the sport again – so I’ve high hopes for next year!’
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‘He was unbelievable’: Whitaker secures sensational first World Cup win
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Swiss one-two in Gothenburg as Steve Guerdat claims third World Cup title
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John Whitaker injured in Gothenburg fall
‘I didn't even think it was a bad fall for me,’ John told Horse & Hound
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Coloured former carriage-driving horse secures World Cup showjumping final spot
‘Ryumi wasn’t overly impressed when he tried him at first because he had such an economical jump’
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‘It’s totally surreal’: British rider wins World Cup qualifier at Olympia
‘I always wondered what it would be like to win something like this and now I have it hasn’t really sunk in. The whole thing is totally surreal.’
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Rider in hind boots controversy as horse shows ‘extreme reaction’ at World Cup final
The FEI spoke to the rider after the horse showed an exaggerated technique while jumping in Paris last week
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Beezie Madden takes World Cup jumping title as British riders finish out of the prizes
Beezie Madden completed her domination of the World Cup jumping final this afternoon in Paris, while Britain’s riders suffered mixed fortunes
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Rider eliminated under blood rule at World Cup jumping final
The rule eliminating riders in these circumstances must be upheld for horse welfare reasons, says the FEI, after a rider is ruled out of the final
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Beezie Madden still leads World Cup jumping final; Whitakers progress to Sunday’s last leg
The US rider repeats her first place from yesterday tonight in Paris, while Michael and Robert Whitaker both make the cut for the final competition on Sunday
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Beezie Madden leads after ‘juggling act’ at World Cup final; Whitakers in the hunt
The US was the dominant nation tonight in the first leg of the World Cup jumping final, while Britain’s pair of riders performed creditably
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Whitakers off to World Cup: 26th time lucky or beginner’s luck in Paris?
The uncle and nephew are to fly the Union Flag in Paris this spring
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Winner breaks 32 year hoodoo in Olympia World Cup
A Frenchman causes a stir while Scott Brash just misses out on following in the footsteps of Nick Skelton and John Whitaker
