Jumping Owners Club

Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ - Day 3: Kent Farrington is FINALLY Longines FEI Jumping World Cup champion… and on home soil!

The ‘Kid from Chicago’ didn’t falter in the final round of this 2026 final. Yet his minor fault on Sunday’s first round left him in a tricky position ahead of the final round, closely followed by Germany’s Daniel Deusser, who, for his part, had recorded a string of clear rounds right up to the end of the final. After seven unsuccessful attempts, the American has finally won this coveted trophy, two years after his fourth-place finish in Riyadh (KSA) riding Greya and Toulayna. This Texan final also proved successful for the riders of the Stars and Stripes, with Katie Dinan taking third place on the podium, her first top 3 in seven appearances.

The JOC would like to congratulate all those involved in this final, and in particular the owners, including our members Françoise Sanguinetti (owner of Visconti du Telman, 5th with Kevin Staut/FRA), Barbara Roux - St Bride’s Farm (Tres Bien Z, ridden by Laura Kraut/USA), Sherri Crawford (Highway FBH, 12th ridden by Jacob Pope/USA), and Ariel Grange (Incredible, 16th ridden by Daniel Coyle/IRL).

🥇 Final ranking:https://results.hippodata.de/2026/2670/docs/fw_standings_after_wcf_3b.pdf

📸 Tiffany Van Halle

Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ - Day1: Kent Farrington takes the lead!

Widely tipped as the favourite by bookmakers worldwide, the American accomplished his mission in the first round of this Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Final: to take the lead! He chose his Toulon's daughter, Toulayna, to outmanoeuvre the obstacles set out on the course by course designer Anderson Lima. He may have won, but he is closely followed by Daniel Deusser (Otello de Guldenboom) and Steve Guerdat (Iashin Sitte), both within the same second. On home soil, the Americans have made a strong start with three other riders in 3rd to 5th place (Lillie Keenan, Jacob Pope and Aaron Vale).

We would particularly like to congratulate our members whose horses are in contention ahead of the second round: Sherri Crawford (Highway FBH, ridden by Jacob Pope), and Françoise Sanguinetti (Visconti du Telman, ridden by Kevin Staut).

🥇 Results:
https://www.longinestiming.com/equestrian/2026/the-fei-world-cup-finals-fort-worth-fort-worth-tx/resultlist_1.html

🏆 Provisional standings:https://results.hippodata.de/2026/2670/docs/standings_after_wcf_1.pdf

🎥 Watch on FEI TV: https://www.clipmyhorse.tv/fi_FI/events/17022

📸 Tiffany Van Halle

[RESULTS] Willem Greve wins and takes the lead of the standings!

This weekend saw the penultimate stage of the Longines FEI World Cup Show Jumping circuit take place in Gothenburg (SWE). It was the last chance for riders to pick up the final points they needed to qualify for the final, which will be held in Fort Worth (TX, USA) from 8 to 12 April 2026.

Already assured of a place in the final, Willem Greve claimed his third victory of the season after Stuttgart and A Coruña, much to the delight of the owners of his stallion Grandorado TN, Team Nijhof. Our member Charlotte Söderstrom had the pleasure of seeing her faithful H&M Indiana climb onto the third step of the podium in front of her home crowd, ridden by Malin Baryard-Johnsson. Congratulations to their team for this great performance! See you in Helsinki from 26 February to 1 March for the final stage of the 2025-2026 circuit!

📸 © FEI/Kim C Lundin

Longines Fédération Equestre Internationale

[RESULTS] Amsterdam is a success for our members!

This weekend, Amsterdam hosted a new stage of the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup circuit. The pressure is obviously increasing as we approach the end of the 2025-2026 edition, because after the Netherlands, there will only be three stages left.

Already theoretically qualified for the final, France's Julien Epaillard was counting on his fantastic Donatello d'Auge to secure his ticket to Fort Worth, Texas. The defending champions gave their opponents no chance and won with disconcerting ease. Congratulations to our Member Susana Garcia Cereceda Epaillard, owner of the Selle Français gelding, on this latest success!

Earlier in the weekend, our Executive Committee Member Caroline Blatchford had the chance to witness some excellent performances by her horses: Vermento placed third in Friday's major event, Strike A Pose finished third on Saturday, while Gentlemen vh Veldhof placed fourth on Friday before winning Sunday's small Grand Prix, all under the saddle of Robert Whitaker. Congratulations to Caroline and Stephen Blatchford, who are sure to fall in love with the Dutch capital!

📸 Tiffany van Halle

[FAREWELL] On Saturday evening, at the end of the Equita Masters CSI5*-W in Lyon (FRA), a beautiful ceremony celebrated the more than forty-year international career of French rider Philippe Rozier.

Olympic team champion at the Rio Olympics, multiple member of the French team at World and European Championships, and son of Olympic champion Marcel Rozier, Philippe has enjoyed the unconditional support of Denyse and Christian Baillet, former Chairman of the JOC, for over thirty years. It was with great emotion that the sixty-year-old rider thanked all those who have accompanied him throughout his career, particularly his loyal owners and, of course, the horses that have marked his journey. It was a powerful moment for all those who love our sport. This shows how much each stakeholder contributes to performance.

📸 Gilles Perina