Ellen Whitaker third in Finland
A speedy jump-off round at the FEI World Cup Jumping qualifier in Finland this weekend scored Britain’s Ellen Whitaker third place
FEI World Cup jumping
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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.
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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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Whitaker sixth in FEI World Cup final
Britain’s Michael Whitaker and Portofino climbed up the leader board to finish sixth at the FEI World Cup Finals
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Whitaker has all to play for
Britain’s Michael Whitaker is in seventh position after round one of the FEI World Cup Jumping Championships
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Whitaker qualifies for World Cup final
With just nine days to go until the FEI World Championships in Kuala Lumpur, Michael Whitaker has earned himself a place in the World Cup final
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Smith tops the European tree
With just one qualifier remaining, Britain’s Robert Smith is leading the Western European leader board of the FEI World Cup Jumping Series
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Las Vegas does the World Cup double
The FEI World Cup Jumping and Dressage Finals are to take place together in Las Vegas for the second time in 2007
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Britain seventh in World Cup Rankings
A victory for Austria at Leipzig this weekend saw Britain dropping to seventh place on the 2005/6 FEI World cup Jumping leader board
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Meredith is magic in Las Vegas
Meredith Michaels Beerbaum won the Budweiser Show Jumping World Cup Final, with Britain's Michael Whitaker producing an outstanding performance for second place
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Shutterfly wows the Las Vegas crowds
The world's top female show jumper is in flying form in Las Vegas to win the second leg of the World Cup show jumping final
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Robert Smith declines World Cup final place
British Olympic show jumper, Robert Smith, has pass up the chance to compete in Las Vegas, preferring to concentrate on shows closer to home instead
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Las Vegas beckons for three Britons
British show jumping will be represented by three of its top players in the prestigious FEI World Cup Final in Las Vegas later this month
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Robert Smith in flying World Cup form
A fantastic performance by Robert Smith in the final leg of the Western European League FEI World Cup Jumping series may have booked him a place in the World Cup final
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Bourdy is best in Bordeaux
French rider Hubert Bourdy and VDL Groep Eve des Etisses secured first place by just a quarter of a second in the Bordeaux World Cup qualifier, as many favourites failed to reach the jump-off
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Fuchs takes early lead in Milan
Markus Fuchs won the speed class, which forms the first part of the World Cup Final in Milan, while Michael Whitaker rode a clear round to finish 10th
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Top riders battle for World Cup title
Michael Whitaker is carrying British hopes at the FEI World Cup indoor show jumping final at the Forum di Assago in Italy this week
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Whitaker in World Cup SJ final
Michael Whitaker will be the sole rider flying the British flag at the FEI World Cup show jumping final in Milan after other British hopefuls failed to qualify
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Looking ahead to the World Cup final
The first ever Italian staging of the FEI Jumping World Cup Final looks set to be a spectacular display of international talent
