Riders and horses set for CSI5* event in Doha

The CSI5* H.H. The Father's Amir Prix is underway in Doha, Qatar, drawing attention from showjumping enthusiasts. Equnews International highlights a busy week for CSI5* competitions. Equtelex.com offers a complete overview of participants.

Showjumping fans have a packed schedule this week, with the CSI5* H.H. The Father's Amir Prix taking center stage in Doha, Qatar. According to Equnews International, the event features a lineup of horses and riders ready to compete in this prestigious class.

The competition underscores the excitement surrounding CSI5* level events, where top equestrian talent converges. While specific details on the entrants are outlined in the overview, the focus remains on the high-stakes performances expected in the Qatari capital.

This Prix, part of the broader CSI5* circuit, continues to attract global interest in the sport's elite divisions. Updates from sources like Equtelex.com provide comprehensive coverage to keep followers informed throughout the week.

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Australian show jumpers are participating in the 13th edition of CHI Al Shaqab Presented by Longines, held from 18 to 21 February 2026 in Doha, Qatar. The event features CSI3* and CSI5* classes alongside dressage and para dressage competitions. Riders including Edwina Tops-Alexander and Georgina Harvey Lazarus represent Australia in the international field.

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The 13th edition of the CHI Al Shaqab Presented by Longines opens today at Al Shaqab in Doha, featuring show jumping, dressage, and para-dressage competitions. Over 300 riders from more than 40 countries will compete for a prize fund exceeding €1.3 million. The event, the only CHI of its kind in the Middle East and Asia, runs through February 21, 2026.

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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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.

Carl Hester and his horse Fame won both the grand prix and freestyle at the Doha CDI5* dressage event, marking a strong start to their 2026 season. The British pair scored 75.85% in the grand prix and 82.98% in the freestyle, earning a €27,000 prize. Hester described the win as a special return to Doha after 11 years.

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