It is the highlight of the indoor show jumping season in Italy and beyond.
Jumping Verona and the 23 editions of the only Italian leg of the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ have written great pages of sport with many top riders and horses which made the history of this fascinating discipline.

Starting with the 2001 debut edition that saw an en plein of Belgium with three riders in the top three places of the ranking to end with 2024 with the first ever woman who topped the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ podium: Sophie Hinners.

On Iron Dames My Prins, the German rider scored her victory in the Grand Prix after a thrilling barrage where she beated 2023 winner Ben Maher.

This time with Point Break, Maher missed by a few hundredths of a second the record of two victories in Verona held by Frenchman Simon Delestre, who won with Hermes Ryan in 2015 and 2021, and Dutchman Albert Zoer, who won with Okidoki in 2005 and 2007.

But Sophie Hinners can now shine in Verona’s Grand Prix roll of honour as the first woman to win the competition