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Sport
Equita Lyon and the Longines Equita Lyon, Concours Hippique International, is a sporting event that showcases several riding disciplines. Traditional riding is represented through show jumping, dressage, carriage driving, hunter jumper... Western riding is also represented in the arenas at Eurexpo Lyon with events such as reining, ranch sorting, barrel racing, etc. Whether amateurs or professionals, all riders come together in Lyon to defend the colours of their discipline and their country.
By hosting four FEI World Cups in the huge Eurexpo Lyon arena, the Longines Equita Lyon, Concours Hippique International, shows spectators the very best of horse riding, in terms of high-level sport on an international level: Longines FEI Jumping World Cup, FEI Dressage World Cup, FEI Driving World Cup and the FEI Jumping Ponies' Trophy, the pony show-jumping World Cup.
4 LYON LONGINES FEI WORLD CUPSTM WINNERS
Lyon Longines FEI jumping World CupTM winners
Olivier Perreau & GL events Dorai d'Aiguilly - © PSV J. Morel - 2025
- 2025 : Olivier Perreau (FRA) & GL events Dorai d'Aiguilly
- 2024 : Richard Vogel (GER) & United Touch S
- 2023 : Grégory Wathelet (BEL) & Bond Jamesbond de Hay
- 2022 : Julien Epaillard (FRA) & Caracole de la Roque
- 2021 : Martin Fuchs (SUI) & Chaplin
- 2019 : Martin Fuchs (SUI) & Clooney 51
- 2018 : Martin Fuchs (SUI) & Clooney 51
Lyon Longines FEI Pony Jumping World CupTM winners
Sophia Aurelia George & Berlioz d'Henann - © PSV J. Morel - 2025
- 2025 : Sophia Aurelia George (MON) & Berlioz d'Henann
- 2024 : Lieselot Kooremans (NED) & Elando van de Roshoeve
- 2023 : Kian Dore (IRL) & Sparkling Lackaghmore Joey
- 2022 : Laura Andre (SUI) et Clementine
- 2021 : Nohlan Vallat (FRA) & Daenerys d’Hurl’vent
- 2019 : Claudia Moore (GBR) & Elando van de Roshoeve
- 2018 : Molly Hughes (POR) & Carrickaduff Pet
Lyon Longines FEI Dressage World CupTM winners
Justin Verboomen & Zonik Plus - © PSV J. Morel - 2025
- 2025 : Justin Verboomen (BEL) & Zonik Plus
- 2024 : Isabell Werth (GER) & DSP Quantaz
- 2023 : Frederic Wandres (GER) & Bluetooth OLD
- 2022 : Jessica von Bredow-Werndl (GER) & TSF Dalera
- 2021 : Isabell Werth (GER) & Weihegold Old
- 2019 : Isabell Werth (GER) & Emilio
- 2018 : Isabell Werth (GER) & Emilio
Lyon Longines FEI Driving World CupTM winners
Boyd Exell - © PSV J. Morel - 2025
- 2025 : Boyd Exell (AUS)
- 2024 : Dries Degrieck (BEL)
- 2023 : Boyd Exell (AUS)
- 2022 : Boyd Exell (AUS)
- 2021 : Boyd Exell (AUS)
- 2019 : Boyd Exell (AUS)
- 2018 : Jérome Voutaz (SUI)