Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup

The FEI Nations Cup series is the oldest and most prestigious team challenge in show jumping. Nation teams from all over the world compete for one of the most coveted prizes. With a big history behind it and the support of big personalities like Prince Phillip, it aims to unite nations and foster a lifelong enthusiasm for horses.

Its global format means more countries can host qualifiers at their venues and aim to win the FEI Nations Cup. However, the competition is tough as top riders work in teams to become the dominant nation in the FEI Nations Cup.

Follow the best moments of this international event on Horse TV.

The FEI Nations Cup series is the oldest and most prestigious team challenge in show jumping. Nation teams from all over the world compete for one of the most coveted prizes. With a big history behind it and the support of big personalities like Prince Phillip, it aims to unite nations and foster a lifelong enthusiasm for horses.

Its global format means more countries can host qualifiers at their venues and aim to win the FEI Nations Cup. However, the competition is tough as top riders work in teams to become the dominant nation in the FEI Nations Cup.

Follow the best moments of this international event on Horse TV.

Barcelona hosts the final of the awaited Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup. Teams battle it out in this final where the winner becomes the best show jumping nation in the world. Eyes are on the Irish team who seems to be favourites this year followed closely by Italy and Colombia. 

Enjoy the best moments of the 2019 Longines FEI Nations Cup Barcelona Final. 

The FEI Nations Cup series is the oldest and most prestigious team challenge in show jumping. Nation teams from all over the world compete for one of the most coveted prizes. With a big history behind it and the support of big personalities like Prince Phillip, it aims to unite nations and foster a lifelong enthusiasm for horses.

Its global format means more countries can host qualifiers at their venues and aim to win the FEI Nations Cup. However, the competition is tough as top riders work in teams to become the dominant nation in the FEI Nations Cup.

Follow the best moments of this international event on Horse TV.

The competition that closes the madness that has happened at the Longines Jumping International in La Baule is definitely the Grand Prix. For a grand total of €200,000, riders face a first round and a jump-off with a height of 1.60m. There is no mistake that, at a ranking of CSIO 5*, this is one of the toughest competitions in France only possible for the top equestrian athletes.

Watch the highlights for La Baule Grand Prix 2021.

The Derby at La Baule is an awaited event amongst horse enthusiasts. Classified as a CSIO 5*, competitors rush against the clock for a prize money of €40,000. They will have to beat all sort of obstacles with a height of 1.45m across the field. The competition is hard and not all combinations are ready to challenge the fences, water and ramps in the way.

Watch the best moments of the 2021 competition.

The FEI Nations Cup series is the oldest and most prestigious team challenge in show jumping. Nation teams from all over the world compete for one of the most coveted prizes. With a big history behind it and the support of big personalities like Prince Phillip, it aims to unite nations and foster a lifelong enthusiasm for horses.

Its global format means more countries can host qualifiers at their venues and aim to win the FEI Nations Cup. However, the competition is tough as top riders work in teams to become the dominant nation in the FEI Nations Cup.

Follow the best moments of this international event on Horse TV.

The FEI Nations Cup series is the oldest and most prestigious team challenge in show jumping. Nation teams from all over the world compete for one of the most coveted prizes. With a big history behind it and the support of big personalities like Prince Phillip, it aims to unite nations and foster a lifelong enthusiasm for horses.

Its global format means more countries can host qualifiers at their venues and aim to win the FEI Nations Cup. However, the competition is tough as top riders work in teams to become the dominant nation in the FEI Nations Cup.

Follow the best moments of this international event on Horse TV.