Germany wins Barcelona and the 2007 Super League - Its farewell to France for the 2008 Season

US finishes 4th for the Day and for the Season

The 2007 Samsung Super League with FEI final at Barcelona in Spain lived up to expectations today when, in a nail-biting thriller, Germany registered a second successive series title along with victory on the day. But for France, champions over the first two seasons of this hugely popular and high-profile Nations Cup series, it was a case of so near and yet so far and luck played a big part as they were forced into relegation. (Read on…)

Christian Ahlmann and Firth of Clyde on top again at the Barcelona Queen’s Cup

The main event of the day at Barcelona on Saturday was the Copa de S.M. la Reina (Queen’s Cup), a Table A with Jump-off (Art 238.2.2). Forty-Eight riders were scheduled to go in this event and Forty-Five of them came to the starting gate to compete over this Frank Rothenberger designed course. (Read on…)

USA gets best of Draw at Barcelona - Germany is first into the ring

Germany will be first into the ring for the 2007 Samsung Super League with FEI Final at the Real Club de Polo in Barcelona, Spain tomorrow afternoon but with a 15-point lead over Switzerland on the series table Kurt Gravemeier’s team has little to worry about. The draw for order-of-go in the final competition took place today and the teams will enter the ring as follows: (Read on…)

Spain’s Ricardo Jurado claims victory at Barcelona in the Longines Grand Prix

It was a good day for Spain. The last Spaniard to win the Grand Prix at Barcelona was in 1999. That year Fernando Sarasola aboard Ennio, captured the title. The Longines Grand Prix of Barcelona was a 13 Obstacle course with 16 efforts designed by Germany’s Frank Rothenberger. This Table A FEI Art 273.1,2.2,3.3,4.3 competition was set at a height of 1.6m. (Read on…)

Cosmopolitan and Catalan: Barcelona Beckons

Barcelona is the capital of the region of Catalonia and the second- largest city in Spain. Located on the Mediterranean coast in the north of the country its mild, dry winters and warm, humid summers attract large numbers of tourists to a place that blends economic energy with ancient history and adventurous architecture while maintaining a warm welcome. (Read on…)

Sweden’s best to show at the Samsung Super League final in Barcelona

The Swedish team will be coming out with all guns blazing for the final of the 2007 Samsung Super League with FEI series which takes place in Barcelona, Spain next Sunday. An unfortunate afternoon at the second-last leg in Dublin last month saw them bringing up the rear, and they go into Sunday’s decider at the bottom of the series leaderboard knowing that nothing short of a strong performance can save them from relegation. (Read on…)

Spruce Meadows and Barcelona Host World’s Best Show Jumpers

U.S. Sends Teams to Samsung Super League Final and Spruce Meadows Masters

Lexington, KY − The U.S. is fielding a formidable team for one of the most prestigious show jumping challenges in the world, the Spruce Meadows Masters. More than 50,000 spectators turn out over the weekend to watch some of the world’s best show jumpers vie for over $2 million in prize money. (Read on…)

U.S. Names Team for Samsung Super League Final

Lexington, KY − Lexington, KY − The USEF announced the show jumping team for the Samsung Super League Final at CSIO Barcelona in Spain, September 13-16, 2007. The Samsung Super League Final is a chance for the eight teams involved in the Super League to make up valuable ground as the Final offers double points for its placings. (Read on…)

Kuerten challengs the FEI

Jessica Kuerten was informed by the FEI at the end of July that a medication sample drawn from the mare Castle Forbes Maike at the CSIO La Baule in France tested positive for a banned substance. (Read on…)

Willem Greve wins the Dublin Stakes

Laura Kraut and Cedric are 2nd while Molly Ashe-Cawley and Cocu are 6th

Dublin Stakes (Competition 9) Results
Table A with Jumpoff
(Art. 238.2.2) 11 AUG 2025 at 13:50
Height: approx. 1.50m
Prize money: 20′000 €
Number of Entries: 48 Number of Started: 47 Number of Placed: 12 (Read on…)

GERMANS MAKE IT A DUBLIN DOUBLE………

Sonke Sonksen’s German team galloped to victory, and almost all over the No. 1 Army Band. at the seventh leg of the Samsung Super League with FEI series in Dublin today. Their victory lap very nearly turned to disaster when, taking their eye off the arena as they waved in delight to the crowd, they found themselves on a collision course with the marching band. However braking systems were in perfect working order just as their jumping technique had been on a testing, tough afternoon in the Royal Dublin Society arena. (Read on…)

Cian O’Connor and Georgina Bloomberg make Irish News

According to an article that appeared in Thursday’s Irish Independent, Cian O’Connor and Georgina Bloomberg are dating. You can read the article in its entirety, “Cian’s on to a real winner with New York mayor’s daughter”, by clicking here

Germany on top at Dublin, but USA with clear Round B rides from Molly Ashe-Cawley and Beezie Madden finishes in second place

USA jumps to fifth place after seven events

SAMSUNG SUPER LEAGUE with FEI of Ireland (Competition 7) Results
Team Competition (Art. 264) 10 AUG 2025 at 14:00
Prize money: 150′000 €
Number of Teams: 9

(Read on…)

At Dublin, Markus Fuchs (SUI) and Sylver II take the Speed Derby

Georgina Bloomberg is 2nd on Nadia and Molly Ashe-Cawley is 4th on Lutopia

Thirty-Three riders and horses entered the starting gate for Thursday’s Speed Competition at The Failte Ireland Dublin Horse Show. Switzerland’s Markus Fuchs riding Fritz Laminger’s grey gelding Sylver II eeked out a victory by .3 of a second over Georgina Bloomberg and Nadia. Shane Breen (IRE) was third and yesterday’s Speed Competition victors, Molly Ashe-Cawley and Lutopia finished 4th. (Read on…)

At Dublin, Germany gets the best of the draw…..

The Samsung Super League with FEI leaders from Germany will be last into the ring for tomorrow’s seventh leg of the 2007 series in Dublin following today’s draw at the Royal Dublin Society showgrounds. The order of go will be as follows: 1. Belgium; 2. France; 3. Switzerland; 4. Ireland; 5. USA; 6. The Netherlands; 7. Great Britain; 8. Sweden; 9. Germany. (Read on…)

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