Nicola Philippaerts wins CSI4* Grand Prix in Ocala

Belgian rider Nicola Philippaerts and his horse Gadget Mouche claimed victory in the CSI4* Grand Prix at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala. The event drew large crowds for an evening of high-level showjumping competition. Philippaerts aimed for speed in his winning round.

The CSI4* Grand Prix served as the highlight of the week's jumping events at the World Equestrian Center – Ocala. Held in the WEC Grand Arena on Saturday evening, the competition featured top international riders under bright lights, with spectators packing the stands.

Nicola Philippaerts, riding Gadget Mouche, secured the win by focusing on a rapid clear round. After his victory, Philippaerts shared his strategy: "My plan was to try to go as fast as possible!" This approach paid off, positioning him ahead of the field in the prestigious class.

The event underscored the venue's role in hosting elite equestrian sports, attracting global talent for a showcase of precision and speed in showjumping.

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Christian Kukuk on Viki van Gogh clearing a jump to victory in the Grand Prix qualifier at World Equestrian Center, Ocala.
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Christian Kukuk wins Grand Prix qualifier at World Equestrian Center

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Daniel Bluman secured victory as the last rider in the CSI4* $200,000 Grand Prix at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala. The event drew a packed house to the WEC Grand Arena on Saturday evening. Twenty-three elite horse-and-rider combinations competed in the showjumping competition.

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Irish rider Daniel Coyle claimed victory in the $200,000 Gary Yeomans Ford Grand Prix CSI4* at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Florida, aboard Ariel Grange's Farrel. The event drew 30 athletes from 15 countries on a chilly February night. Coyle's precise jump-off time of 39.24 seconds secured the top spot ahead of strong performances from Jessica Mendoza and Nina Mallevaey.

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Spanish rider Pablo Gómez Molina claimed victory in the CDI4* Grand Prix Freestyle at the 2026 Adequan Global Dressage Festival in Wellington, Florida, marking a strong debut for his horse Servus Ymas. American riders dominated other key classes, with Geñay Vaughn securing her second win in the CDI4* Grand Prix Special and Christian Simonson earning his first CDI victory in the CDI3* Grand Prix Special. Canadian competitors also shone in lower levels.

Dutch rider Willem Greve secured victory in the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup in Gothenburg, marking his third win of the 2025/2026 season. British veteran John Whitaker finished ninth aboard Equine America Unick du Francport. The event highlighted top equestrian talent at the Scandinavium arena.

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French rider Julien Epaillard claimed victory in the FEI Jumping World Cup in Amsterdam, outpacing the field on his wife's home-bred horse Donatello d'Auge. Swiss competitor Alain Jufer secured second place on Dante MM in a tense 12-rider jump-off, boosting his chances for the World Cup Final.

 

 

 

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