2019 in equestrianism

This article is about the 2019 equine (horse) sports season and results. For other sports' results, see 2019 in sports.

Overview of the events of 2019 in equestrianism

Years in equestrianism

* ← 2016
* 2017
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* 2020
* 2021
* 2022 →

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2019 in sports

* Air sports
* American football
* Aquatic sports
* Association football
* Athletics
* Australian rules football
* Badminton
* Baseball
* Basketball
* Canadian football
* Chess
* Climbing
* Combat sports
* Sumo
* Cricket
* 2018–19
* 2019
* 2019–20
* Cycling
* Dance sports
* Darts
* Equestrianism
* Esports
* Field hockey
* Flying disc
* Golf
* Gymnastics
* Handball
* Ice hockey
* Ice sports
* Korfball
* Lumberjack sports
* Mind sports
* Modern pentathlon
* Motorsport
* Orienteering
* Paralympic sports
* Precision sports
* Shooting
* Racquetball
* Roller sports
* Sailing
* Skiing
* Speedway
* Rugby league‎
* Rugby union
* Snooker
* 2018–19
* 2019–20
* Strength sports
* Weightlifting
* Squash
* Table tennis
* Tennis
* Triathlon
* Volleyball

## 2019 Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping

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* March 14 – 17: The Dutch Masters 2019 (GSSJ #1) in  's-Hertogenbosch[1]
* Winner:  Henrik von Eckermann (with horse Toveks Mary Lou)[2]
* July 12 – 21: CHIO Aachen 2019 (GSSJ #2) in  Aachen[3]
* Winner:  Kent Farrington (with horse Gazelle)[4]
* September 4 – 8: 2019 CSIO Spruce Meadows “Masters” (GSSJ #3) in  Calgary
* Winner:  Beezie Madden (with horse Darry Lou)
* December 12 – 15: The CHI Geneva, Switzerland, 2019 (GSSJ #4; final) in  Geneva

## 2019 Global Champions Tour

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* February 28 – March 2: GCT #1 in  Doha[5] Winner:  Julien Epaillard (with horse Usual Suspect d'Auge)[6]
* April 11 – 13: GCT #2 in  Mexico City[7] Winner:  Jérôme Guery (with horse Quel Homme de Hus)[8]
* April 18 – 20: GCT #3 in  Miami Beach[9] Winner:  Pieter Devos (with horse Claire Z)[10]
* May 3 – 5: GCT #4 in  Shanghai[11] Winner:  Dani G. Waldman (with horse Lizziemary)[12]
* May 17 – 19: GCT #5 in  Madrid[13] Winner:  Martin Fuchs (with horse Chaplin)[14]
* May 29 – June 1: GCT #6 in  Hamburg[15] Winner:  Daniel Deusser (with horse Jasmien V. Bisschop)[16]
* June 6 – 8: GCT #7 in  Cannes[17] Winner:  Niels Bruynseels (with horse Gancia de Muze)[18]
* June 14 – 16: GCT #8 in  Stockholm[19] Winner:  Peder Fredricson (with horse H&M All In)[20]
* June 20 – 22: GCT #9 in  Cascais-Estoril[21] Winner:  Martin Fuchs (with horse Chaplin)[22]
* June 27 – 29: GCT #10 in  Monaco[23] Winner:  Maikel van der Vleuten (with horse Beauville Z)[24]
* July 5 – 7: GCT #11 in  Paris[25] Winner:  Christian Ahlmann (with horse Take A Chance On Me Z)[26]
* July 12 – 14: GCT #12 in  Chantilly[27] Winner:  Darragh Kenny (with horse Balou du Reventon)[28]
* July 26 – 28: GCT #13 in  Berlin[29] Winner:  Dani G. Waldman (with horse Lizziemary)[30]
* August 2 – 4: GCT #14 in  London[31] Winner:  Ben Maher (with horse Explosion W)[32]
* August 9 – 11: GCT #15 in  Valkenswaard[33] Winner:  Maikel van der Vleuten (with horse Dana Blue)[34]
* September 6 – 8: GCT #16 in  Rome[35] Winner:  Ben Maher (with horse Explosion W)[36]
* September 12 – 14: GCT #17 in  Ramatuelle-Saint-Tropez[37] Winner:  Jessica Springsteen (with horse RMF Zecilie)[38]
* September 27 – 29: GCT #18 in  New York City[39] Winner:  Ben Maher (with horse Explosion W)[40]
* November 21 – 24: GCT #19 (final) in  Prague

## 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping

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* April 17, 2018 – November 18, 2018: 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping – South America South League
* Winner:  Luiz Felipe Pimenta Alves (with horse GB Celine)[41]
* April 21, 2018 – December 1, 2018: 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping –  Japan League
* Winner:  Shino Hirota (with horse Life Is Beautiful)[42]
* April 26, 2018 – May 27, 2018: 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping – Central Asian League (incomplete)
* Winner:  Kamil Sabitov (with horse Quintendro)[43]
* April 26, 2018 – October 28, 2018: 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping –  South African League
* Winner:  Marlene Sinclair (with horse Camaro)[44]
* April 28, 2018 – October 7, 2018: 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping –  China League
* Winner:  LIU Tongyan (with horses Ku Bu Qi & Yu Long Qi Ji)[45]
* May 10, 2018 – March 10, 2019: 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping – Central European League
* North CEL winner:  Kullo Kender (with horse Artas)[46]
* South CEL winner:  Andrea Herck (with three different horses)[47]
* March 7 – 10: 2019 Central European League Final in  Warsaw
* Winner:  Wojciech Wojcianiec (with horse Naccord Melloni)[48]
* Overall winner:  Jaroslaw Skrzyczynski[49]
* June 20, 2018 – February 8, 2019: 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping – Caucasus-Caspian League
* Winner:  Masoud Mokarinezhad (with horse Confident To Fly SB)[50]
* July 28, 2018 – February 3, 2019: 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping –  Australian League
* Winner:  Aaron Hadlow (with horse Vahlinvader)[51]
* August 21, 2018 – March 10, 2019: 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping – North American League
* Eastern NAL winner:  Beezie Madden (with 4 different horses)[52]
* Western NAL winner:  Richard Spooner (with horses Quirado RC & Quitana 11)[53]
* August 30, 2018 – February 2, 2019: 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping –  Arab League
* Middle East Sub-League winner:  Ramzy Al-Duhami (with horses Ted & High Quality J)[54]
* North African Sub-League winner:  Abdel Saïd (with horses Venise du Reverdy & Jumpy van de Hermitage)[55]
* October 10, 2018 – February 10, 2019: 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping –  Western European League
* Winner:  Daniel Deusser (with three different horses)[56]
* October 19, 2018 – December 16, 2018: 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping – South East Asian League
* Winner:  Siengsaw Lertratanachai (with horse Courville L)[57]
* October 19, 2018 – January 13, 2019: 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping –  New Zealand League
* Winner:  Tegan Fitzsimon (with horse Windermere Cappuccino)[58]

## 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage

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* March 22, 2018 – March 23, 2019: 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage –  Pacific League
* Werribee #1 winner:  Alexis Hellyer (with horse Bluefields Floreno)[59]
* Boneo #1 winner:  Brett Parbery (with horse DP Weltmieser)[60]
* Boneo #2 winner:  Matthew Dowsley (with horse AEA Prestige)[61]
* Melbourne winner:  Suzanne Hearn (with horse Remmington)[62]
* Boneo #3 winner:  Rozzie Ryan (with horse Jarrah R)[63]
* Werribee #2 winner:  Katharine Farrell (with horse Luxor 118)[64]
* April 25, 2018 – March 10, 2019: 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – Central European League
* Note: There was a tie for first place in this overall event.
* Winner #1:  Regina Isachkina (with horses Sun of May Life & La Fleur)[65]
* Winner #2:  Stanislav Cherednichenko (with horse Arums)[65]
* April 26, 2018 – April 14, 2019: 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – North American League
* Del Mar Fairgrounds winner:  Steffen Peters (with horse Suppenkasper)[66]
* Saugerties #1 winner:  Laura Noyes Putnam (with horse Galveston) (default)
* Saugerties #2 winner:  Jane Karol (with horse Sunshine Tour) (default)
* Devon winner:  Jessica Jo Tate (with horse Faberge)[67]
* Wellington #1 winner:  Laura Graves (with horse Verdades)[68]
* Wellington #2 winner:  Laura Graves (with horse Verdades)[69]
* Temecula #1 winner:  Nick Wagman (with horse Don John)[70]
* Wellington #3 winner:  Kasey Perry-Glass (with horse Goerklintgaards Dublet)[71]
* Wellington #4 winner:  Laura Graves (with horse Verdades)[72]
* Temecula #2 winner:  Jennifer Schrader-Williams (with horse Millione) (default)
* Temecula #3 winner:  Steffen Peters (with horse Suppenkasper)[73]
* October 17, 2018 – March 17, 2019: 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage –  Western European League
* Winner:  Helen Langehanenberg (with horse Damsey FRH)[74]

## 2019 Show Jumping World Cup and Dressage World Cup Finals

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* April 3 – 7: 2019 FEI World Cup Show Jumping and Dressage Finals in  Gothenburg[75]
* Jumping winner:  Steve Guerdat (with horse Alamo)
* Dressage winner:  Isabell Werth (with horse Weihegold OLD)

## 2019 FEI Nations Cup Jumping

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* February 13 – 17: NCJ #1 in  Wellington (Deeridge Farms)[76]
* Individual winners: Three different riders and horses took first place here.[77]
* Team winners:  Mexico (Fernando Martínez Sommer (with horse Cor Bakker), Eugenio Garza Perez (with horse Victer Finn DH Z), Juan Jose Zendejas Salgado (with horse Tino la Chapelle), & Manuel González Dufrane (with horse Hortensia van de Leeuwerk))[78]
* February 20 – 23: NCJ #2 in  Abu Dhabi[79]
* Individual winner:  Abdel Said (with horse Venise du Reverdy)[80]
* Team winners:  Germany (Mario Stevens (with horse Talisman de Mazure), Sven Schlüsselburg (with horse Bud Spencer 7), Miriam Schneider (with horse Fidelius G), & Philipp Weishaupt (with horse Catokia 2))[81]
* May 2 – 5: NCJ #3 in  Xalapa (Coapexpan)[82]
* Individual winner:  Lorenza O'Farrill (with horse Queens Darling)[83]
* Team winners:  Mexico (Patricio Pasquel (with horse Babel), Manuel González Dufrane (with horse Hortensia van de Leeuwerk), Lorenza O'Farrill (with horse Queens Darling), & Salvador Oñate (with horse Big Red))[84]
* May 16 – 19: NCJ #4 in  La Baule-Escoublac[85]
* Individual winners: Five different riders and horses took first place here.[86]
* Team winners:  Switzerland (Niklaus Rutschi (with horse Cardano CH), Bryan Balsiger (with horse Clouzot de Lassus), Paul Estermann (with horse Lord Pepsi), & Steve Guerdat (with horse Albfuehren's Bianca))[87]
* May 28 – June 2: NCJ #5 in  Langley[88]
* Individual winners: Six different riders and horses took first place here.[89]
* Team winners:  Canada (Lisa Carlsen (with horse Parette), Nicole Walker (with horse Falco van Spieveld), Tiffany Foster (with horse Figor), & Mario Deslauriers (with horse Bardolina 2))[90]
* May 30 – June 2: NCJ #6 in  St. Gallen[91]
* Individual winners: Five different riders and horses took first place here.[92]
* Team winners:  France (Pénélope Leprevost (with horse Vancouver de Lanlore), Guillaume Foutrier (with horse Valdocco des Caps), Nicolas Delmotte (with horse Urvoso du Roch), & Kevin Staut (with horse Calevo 2))[93]
* June 13 – 16: NCJ #7 in  Sopot[94]
* Individual winners: Four different riders and horses took first place here.[95]
* Team winners:  Belgium (Niels Bruynseels (with horse Delux van T & L), Gudrun Patteet (with horse Sea Coast Valdelamadre Clooney), Yves Vanderhasselt (with horse Jeunesse), & Pieter Devos (with horse Apart))[96]
* June 20 – 23: NCJ #8 in  Geesteren[97]
* Individual winner:  Felipe Amaral (with horse Germanico T)[98]
* Team winners:  Brazil (Marlon Modolo Zanotelli (with horse Sirene de la Motte), Felipe Amaral (with horse Germanico T), Pedro Junqueira Muylaert (with horse C'est Dorijke), & Pedro Veniss (with horse Quabri de L'Isle))[99]
* July 11 – 14: NCJ #9 in  Falsterbo[100]
* Individual winners: Four different riders and horses took first place here.[101]
* Team winners:  Sweden (Malin Baryard-Johnsson (with horse H&M Indiana), Fredrik Jonsson (with horse Cold Play), Stephanie Holmen (with horse Flip's Little Sparrow), & Peder Fredricson (with horse H&M All In))[102]
* July 25 – 28: NCJ #10 in  Hickstead (West Sussex)[103]
* Individual winners: Seven different riders and horses took first place here.[104]
* Team winners:  Sweden (Fredrik Jonsson (with horse Cold Play), Angelie von Essen (with horse Luikan Q), Peder Fredricson (with horse Zacramento), & Rolf-Göran Bengtsson (with horse Oak Grove's Carlyle))[105]
* August 7 – 11: NCJ #11 in  Dublin[106]
* Individual winners: Three different riders and horses took first place here.[107]
* Team winners:  Great Britain (Ben Maher (with horse Concona), Scott Brash (with horse Hello Jefferson), Emily Moffitt (with horse Winning Good), & Holly Smith (with horse Hearts Destiny))[108]
* October 3 – 6: Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup Final in  Barcelona[109]
* Individual winner:  Massimo Grossato (with horse Lazzaro delle Schiave)[110]
* Team winners:  Ireland (Peter Moloney (with horse Chianti's Champion), Paul O'Shea (with horse Skara Glen's Machu Picchu), Darragh Kenny (with horse Balou du Reventon), & Cian O'Connor (with horse PSG Final))[111]

## 2019 FEI Nations Cup Dressage

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* March 12 – 17: NCD #1 in  Wellington
* Individual winner:  Shelly Francis (with horse Danilo)[112]
* Team winners:  United States (Ashley Holzer (with horse Valentine), Jennifer Baumert (with horse Handsome), Charlotte Jorst (with horse Kastel's Nintendo), & Shelly Francis (with horse Danilo))[113]
* May 16 – 19: NCD #2 in  Compiègne
* Individual winner:  Emmelie Scholtens (with horse Desperado)[114]
* Team winners:  Great Britain (Richard Davison (with horse Bubblingh), Charlotte Fry (with horse Dark Legend), Carl Hester (with horse Hawtins Delicato), & Gareth Hughes (with horse Classic Briolinca))[115]
* May 23 – 26: NCD #3 in  Uggerhalne
* Individual winner:  Agnete Kirk Thinggaard (with horse Jojo AZ)[116]
* Team winners:  Denmark (Agnete Kirk Thinggaard (with horse Jojo AZ), Daniel Bachmann Andersen (with horse Blue Hors Don Olymbrio), Cathrine Dufour (with horse Bohemian), & Carina Cassøe Krüth (with horse May-Day Graftebjerg))[117]
* June 17 – 23: NCD #4 in  Geesteren
* Individual winner:  Edward Gal (with horse Glock's Zonik N.O.P.)[118]
* Team winners:  Netherlands (Edward Gal (with horse Glock's Zonik N.O.P.), Emmelie Scholtens (with horse Desperado), Anne Meulendijks (with horse MDH Avanti N.O.P., & Hans Peter Minderhoud (with horse Glock's Dream Boy N.O.P.))[119]
* July 5 – 7: NCD #5 in  Järvenpää
* Individual winner:  Henri Ruoste (with horse Roble)[120]
* Team winners:  Sweden (Gunilla Byström (with horse Vectra), Märit Olofsson Nääs (with horse Strolchi), Lena Wiman (with horse Donnerstein), & Tinne Vilhelmson-Silfvén (with horse Esperance))[121]
* July 11 – 14: NCD #6 in  Falsterbo
* Individual winner:  Daniel Bachmann Andersen (with horse Blue Hors Zack)[122]
* Team winners:  Sweden (Patrik Kittel (with horse Well Done de la Roche CMF), Juliette Ramel (with horse Wall Street JV), Malin Wahlkamp-Nilsson (with horse Eddieni), & Minna Telde (with horse Isac))[123]
* July 17 – 21: NCD #7 in  Aachen
* Individual winner:  Isabell Werth (with horse Bella Rose 2)[124]
* Team winners:  Germany (Jessica von Bredow-Werndl (with horse TSF Dalera BB), Helen Langehanenberg (with horse Damsey FRH), Isabell Werth (with horse Bella Rose 2), & Dorothee Schneider (with horse Showtime FRH))[125]
* July 25 – 28: NCD #8 (final) in  Hickstead (West Sussex)
* Individual winner:  Lara Butler (with horse Rubin Al-Asad)[126]
* Team winners:  Portugal (Miguel Ralão Duarte (with horse Xenofonte d'Atela), Duarte Nogueira (with horse Beirao), Rodrigo Torres (with horse Fogoso), & João Miguel Torrao (with horse Equador))[127]

## 2019 FEI Nations Cup Eventing

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* May 23 – 26: NCE #1 in  Houghton Hall
* Individual winner:  Christoph Wahler (with horse Carjatan S)[128]
* Team winners:  Germany (Christoph Wahler (with horse Carjatan S), Jerome Robine (with horse Quaddeldou R Old), Ingrid Klimke (with horse Asha P), & Felix Etzel (with horse Bandit 436))[129]
* June 5 – 9: NCE #2 in  Pratoni del Vivaro (Olympic Qualifier for 2020)
* Individual winner:  Niklas Lindbäck (with horse Focus Filiocus)[130]
* Team winners:  Switzerland (Tiziana Realini (with horse Toubleu de Rueire), Caroline Gerber (with horse Tresor de Chignan CH), & Patrizia Attinger (with horse Mooney Amach))[131]
* June 26 – 30: NCE #3 in  Strzegom
* Individual winner:  Michael Jung (with horse Fischerchipmunk FRH)[132]
* Team winners:  Germany (Michael Jung (with horse Fischerchipmunk FRH), Andreas Dibowski (with horse FRH Corrida), Josefa Sommer (with horse Hamilton 24), & Miriam Engel (with horse Bonita Bella))[133]
* July 24 – 28: NCE #4 in  Camphire Cappoquin
* Individual winner:  Sam Watson (with horse Imperial Sky)[134]
* Team winners:  New Zealand (Tim Price (with horse Bango), Mark Todd (with horse Leonidas II), & Jonelle Price (with horse Grappa Nera))[135]
* August 7 – 11: NCE #5 in  Le Pin-au-Haras
* Individual winner:  Karim Florent Laghouag (with horse Punch de l'Esques)[136]
* Team winners:  France (Karim Florent Laghouag (with horse Punch de l'Esques), Clara Loiseau (with horse Wont Wait), Jean Teulère (with horse Voila d'Auzay), & Thais Meheust (with horse Quamilha))[137]
* September 19 – 22: NCE #6 in  Waregem
* Individual winner:  Ingrid Klimke (with horse SAP Asha P)[138]
* Team winners:  Germany (Ingrid Klimke (with horse SAP Asha P), Andreas Dibowski (with horse FRH Butts Avedon), Andreas Ostholt (with horse Corvette 31), & Frank Ostholt (with horse Jum Jum))[139]
* October 10 – 13: NCE #7 (final) in  Boekelo (Olympic Qualifier for 2020)
* Individual winner:  Laura Collett (with horse London 52)[140]
* Team winners:  Germany (Sandra Auffarth (with horse Let's Dance 73), Michael Jung (with horse Fischerrocana FRH), Ingrid Klimke (with horse SAP Asha P), & Anna Siemer (with horse Betel's Bella))[141]

## Horse racing

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### United States

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US Triple Crown

See also: 2019 Road to the Kentucky Derby

* May 4: 2019 Kentucky Derby at  Churchill Downs[142]
* Horse:  Country House; Jockey:  Flavien Prat; Trainer:  William I. Mott
* May 18: 2019 Preakness Stakes at  Pimlico[143]
* Horse:  War of Will; Jockey:  Tyler Gaffalione; Trainer:  Mark E. Casse
* June 8: 2019 Belmont Stakes at  Belmont Park[144]
* Horse:  Sir Winston; Jockey:  Joel Rosario; Trainer:  Mark E. Casse

Breeders' Cup

See also: 2019 Breeders' Cup Challenge series

* November 1 & 2: 2019 Breeders' Cup at  Churchill Downs.[145]

Other notable races

* January 26: 2019 Pegasus World Cup at  Gulfstream Park[146]
* Horse:  City of Light; Jockey:  Javier Castellano; Trainer:  Michael McCarthy
* June 8: 2019 Metropolitan Handicap at  Belmont Park
* Horse:  Mitole; Jockey:  Ricardo Santana Jr.; Trainer:  Steven M. Asmussen
* TBA: 2019 Haskell Invitational Stakes at  Monmouth Park[147]
* TBA: 2019 Arlington Million at  Arlington Park[148]
* TBA: 2019 Pacific Classic Stakes at  Del Mar Racetrack[149]
* TBA: 2019 Travers Stakes at  Saratoga Race Course[150]
* TBA: 2019 Jockey Club Gold Cup at  Belmont Park

### United Kingdom

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See also: 2019 British Champions Series

British Classic Races

* May 4: 2019 2000 Guineas Stakes at  Newmarket[151]
* Winner:  Magna Grecia (Jockey: Donnacha O'Brien, Trainer: Aidan O'Brien)
* May 5: 2019 1000 Guineas Stakes at  Newmarket[151]
* Winner:  Hermosa (Jockey: Wayne Lordan, Trainer: Aidan O'Brien)
* May 31: 2019 Epsom Oaks at  Epsom[152]
* Winner:  Anapurna (Jockey: Frankie Dettori, Trainer: John Gosden)
* June 1: 2019 Epsom Derby at  Epsom[153]
* Winner:  Anthony Van Dyck (Jockey: Seamie Heffernan, Trainer: Aidan O'Brien)
* TBA: 2019 St Leger Stakes at  Doncaster[154]

Other notable races

* TBA: 2019 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at  Ascot[155]
* TBA: 2019 International Stakes at  York[156]
* TBA: 2019 British Champions Day at  Ascot[155]

### Ireland

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Irish Classic Races

* May 25: 2019 Irish 2,000 Guineas at  Curragh[157]
* Winner:  Phoenix of Spain (Jockey: Jamie Spencer, Trainer: Charles Hills)
* May 26: 2019 Irish 1,000 Guineas at  Curragh[157]
* Winner:  Hermosa (Jockey: Ryan Moore, Trainer: Aidan O'Brien)
* June 29: 2019 Irish Derby at  Curragh[157]
* Winner:  Sovereign (Jockey: Padraig Beggy, Trainer: Aidan O'Brien)
* TBA: 2019 Irish Oaks at  Curragh[157]
* TBA: 2019 Irish St. Leger at  Curragh[157]

Other notable races

* TBA: 2019 Irish Champion Stakes at  Leopardstown[158]

### France

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French Classic Races

* May 12: 2019 Poule d'Essai des Pouliches (French 1,000 Guineas) at  Longchamp
* Winner:  Castle Lady (Jockey: Mickael Barzalona, Trainer: Henri-Alex Pantell)
* May 12: 2019 Poule d'Essai des Poulains (French 2,000 Guineas) at  Longchamp
* Winner:  Persian King (Jockey: Pierre-Charles Boudot, Trainer:  André Fabre)
* June 2: 2019 Prix du Jockey Club (French Derby) at  Chantilly
* Winner:  Sottsass (Jockey: Cristian Demuro, Trainer: Jean-Claude Rouget)
* June 16: 2019 Prix de Diane (French Oaks) at  Chantilly
* Winner:  Channel (Jockey: Pierre-Charles Boudot, Trainer: F-H Graffard)
* TBA: 2019 Grand Prix de Paris at  Longchamp
* TBA: 2019 Prix Royal-Oak (French St Leger) at  Longchamp

Other notable races

* June 30: 2019 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud at  Saint-Cloud
* Winner:  Coronet (Jockey: Frankie Dettori, Trainer: John Gosden)
* TBA: 2019 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at  Longchamp

### Australia

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Australian Triple Crown

* March 9: 2019 Randwick Guineas at  Randwick[159]
* Winner:  The Autumn Sun (Jockey: Kerrin McEvoy, Trainer: Chris Waller)
* March 23: 2019 Rosehill Guineas at  Rosehill
* Winner:  The Autumn Sun (Jockey: Kerrin McEvoy, Trainer: Chris Waller)
* April 6: 2019 Australian Derby at  Randwick
* Winner:  Angel of Truth (Jockey: Corey Brown, Trainer: Gwenda Markwell)

Other notable races

* April 13: 2019 Queen Elizabeth Stakes at  Randwick
* Winner:  Winx (Jockey: Hugh Bowman, Trainer: Chris Waller)
* October 19: 2019 Caulfield Cup at  Caulfield
* October 26: 2019 W. S. Cox Plate at  Moonee Valley[160]
* November 5: 2019 Melbourne Cup at  Flemington[161]

### Canada

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Canadian Triple Crown

* June 29: 2019 Queen's Plate at  Woodbine[162]
* Winner:  One Bad Boy (Jockey: Flavien Prat, Trainer: Richard Baltas)
* July 23: 2019 Prince of Wales Stakes at  Fort Erie[163]
* August 17: 2019 Breeders' Stakes at  Woodbine[164]

Other notable races

* October 12: 2019 Canadian International Stakes at  Woodbine

### Hong Kong

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Hong Kong Triple Crown

* January 20: 2019 Hong Kong Stewards' Cup at  Sha Tin[165]
* Winner:  Beauty Generation (Trainer: John Moore, Jockey: Zac Purton)
* February 17: 2019 Hong Kong Gold Cup at  Sha Tin[166]
* Winner:  Exultant (Trainer: Anthony S. Cruz, Jockey: Zac Purton)
* May 26: 2019 Hong Kong Champions & Chater Cup at  Sha Tin[167]

Other notable races

* April 28: 2019 Queen Elizabeth II Cup at  Sha Tin
* Winner:  Win Bright (Trainer: Yoshihiro Hatakeyama, Jockey: Masami Matsuoka)
* TBA: 2019 Hong Kong Cup at  Sha Tin

### Other international horse racing events

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* March 30: 2019 Dubai World Cup at  Meydan[168]
* Winner:  Thunder Snow (Jockey: Christophe Soumillon, Trainer: Saeed bin Suroor)
* March 30: 2019 Dubai Sheema Classic at  Meydan
* Winner:  Old Persian (Jockey: William Buick, Trainer: Charlie Appleby)
* TBA: 2019 Japan Cup at  Tokyo

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3. ^ CHIO Aachen Website
4. ^ “Master of Faster” Kent Farrington wins the Rolex Grand Prix
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14. ^ "LGCT's Class 10: Madrid 2019 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results Page". Archived from the original on September 12, 2020. Retrieved May 20, 2019.
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17. ^ "LGCT's Cannes 2019 #7 Page". Archived from the original on June 2, 2019. Retrieved June 2, 2019.
18. ^ "LGCT's Class 15: Cannes 2019 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results Page". Archived from the original on June 9, 2019. Retrieved June 9, 2019.
19. ^ "LGCT's Stockholm 2019 #8 Page". Archived from the original on June 9, 2019. Retrieved June 9, 2019.
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23. ^ "LGCT's Monaco 2019 #10 Page". Archived from the original on June 23, 2019. Retrieved June 23, 2019.
24. ^ "LGCT's Class 15: Monaco 2019 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results Page". Archived from the original on June 30, 2019. Retrieved June 30, 2019.
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27. ^ "LGCT's Chantilly 2019 #12 Page". Archived from the original on July 7, 2019. Retrieved July 7, 2019.
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29. ^ "LGCT's Berlin 2019 #13 Page". Archived from the original on July 23, 2019. Retrieved July 23, 2019.
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31. ^ "LGCT's London 2019 #14 Page". Archived from the original on July 28, 2019. Retrieved July 28, 2019.
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37. ^ "LGCT's Ramatuelle-Saint-Tropez 2019 #17 Page". Archived from the original on August 4, 2020. Retrieved September 8, 2019.
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41. ^ 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping – South America South League Final Results Page
42. ^ 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping – Japan League Final Results Page
43. ^ 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping – Central Asian League Final Results Page
44. ^ 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping – South African League Final Results Page
45. ^ 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping – China League Final Results Page
46. ^ 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping – Central European (North League) Final Results Page
47. ^ 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping – Central European (South League) Final Results Page
48. ^ 2019 FEI World Cup Jumping - Central European League Super Final Results Page
49. ^ 2019 FEI World Cup Jumping - Central European League Overall Final Results Page
50. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping – Caucasus-Caspian League Final Results Page
51. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping – Australian League Final Results Page
52. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping – North American (Eastern League) Final Results Page
53. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping – North American (Western League) Final Results Page
54. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping – Arab League (Middle East Sub-League) Final Results Page
55. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping – Arab League (North African Sub-League) Final Results Page
56. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping – Western European League Final Results Page
57. ^ 2018 FEI World Cup Jumping – South East Asian League Final Results Page
58. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Jumping – New Zealand League Final Results Page
59. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – Pacific League (Werribee #1) Results Page
60. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – Pacific League (Boneo #1) Results Page
61. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – Pacific League (Boneo #2) Results Page
62. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – Pacific League (Melbourne) Results Page
63. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – Pacific League (Borneo #3) Results Page
64. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – Pacific League (Werribee #2) Results Page
65. ^ a b 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – Central European League Final Results Page
66. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – North American League (Del Mar Fairgrounds) Results Page
67. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – North American League (Devon) Results Page
68. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – North American League (Wellington #1) Results Page
69. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – North American League (Wellington #2) Results Page
70. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – North American League (Temecula #1) Results Page
71. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – North American League (Wellington #3) Results Page
72. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – North American League (Wellington #4) Results Page
73. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – North American League (Temecula #3) Results Page
74. ^ 2018–19 FEI World Cup Dressage – Western European League Final Results Page
75. ^ FEI's 2019 World Cup Show Jumping and Dressage Finals Page
76. ^ Young Mexicans are the giant-slayers at first round in Wellington
77. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #1 Individual Results Page
78. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #1 Team Results Page
79. ^ Team Germany scoops the honours in Abu Dhabi
80. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #2 Individual Results Page
81. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #2 Team Results Page
82. ^ Magical Mexicans make it two-in-a-row
83. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #3 Individual Results Page
84. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #3 Team Results Page
85. ^ Swiss win mighty opening battle at La Baule
86. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #4 Individual Results Page
87. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #4 Team Results Page
88. ^ Canadians prove untouchable on home ground at Langley
89. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #5 Individual Results Page
90. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #5 Team Results Page
91. ^ Foutrier seals Longines win for France in Swiss thriller
92. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #6 Individual Results Page
93. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #6 Team Results Page
94. ^ Belgians best Irish in thrilling Sopot showdown
95. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #7 Individual Results Page
96. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #7 Team Results Page
97. ^ Brilliant Brazilians overwhelm the opposition at Geesteren
98. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #8 Individual Results Page
99. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #8 Team Results Page
100. ^ Swedes pip Swiss in super-close contest at fabulous Falsterbo
101. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #9 Individual Results Page
102. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #9 Team Results Page
103. ^ Unstoppable Swedes make it two-in-a-row at Hickstead
104. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #10 Individual Results Page
105. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #10 Team Results Page
106. ^ British fight back from the brink with last-gasp Dublin win
107. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #11 Individual Results Page
108. ^ FEI's Jumping Nations Cup #11 Team Results Page
109. ^ Irish take 2019 Longines title and Tokyo qualifying spot
110. ^ FEI's 2019 Jumping Nations Cup Final Individual Results Page
111. ^ FEI's 2019 Jumping Nations Cup Final Team Results Page
112. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #1 Individual Results Page
113. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #1 Team Results Page
114. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #2 Individual Results Page
115. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #2 Team Results Page
116. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #3 Individual Results Page
117. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #3 Team Results Page
118. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #4 Individual Results Page
119. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #4 Team Results Page
120. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #5 Individual Results Page
121. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #5 Team Results Page
122. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #6 Individual Results Page
123. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #6 Team Results Page
124. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #7 Individual Results Page
125. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #7 Team Results Page
126. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #8 Individual Results Page
127. ^ FEI's 2019 NCD #8 Team Results Page
128. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #1 Individual Results Page
129. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #1 Team Results Page
130. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #2 Individual Results Page
131. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #2 Team Results Page
132. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #3 Individual Results Page
133. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #3 Team Results Page
134. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #4 Individual Results Page
135. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #4 Team Results Page
136. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #5 Individual Results Page
137. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #5 Team Results Page
138. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #6 Individual Results Page
139. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #6 Team Results Page
140. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #7 Individual Results Page
141. ^ FEI's 2019 NCE #7 Team Results Page
142. ^ Kentucky Derby Website
143. ^ Preakness Stakes Website
144. ^ Belmont Stakes Website
145. ^ Breeders' Cup Website
146. ^ Pegasus World Cup Website
147. ^ Haskell Invitational Stakes Website
148. ^ Arlington Park Website
149. ^ Del Mar Racetrack Website
150. ^ NYRA's Travers Stakes Page
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152. ^ Epsom Downs Website
153. ^ Epsom Derby Website
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155. ^ a b Ascot Website
156. ^ York Racecourse Website
157. ^ a b c d e The Curragh Website
158. ^ Leopardstown Website
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160. ^ Moonee Valley Racecourse Website
161. ^ Flemington Racecourse Website
162. ^ Queen's Plate Website
163. ^ Prince of Wales Stakes Website
164. ^ Woodbine Racetrack Website
165. ^ HKJC's Stewards' Cup Website
166. ^ HKJC's Hong Kong Gold Cup Website
167. ^ HKJC's Hong Kong Champions & Chater Cup Website
168. ^ Dubai World Cup Website

## External links

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* International Federation for Equestrian Sports – FEI – official website
* Inside FEI Website
* Longines Global Champions Tour & League Website
* Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping Website