On Saturday morning, arena 2 was the stage for two national show jumping classes for the Restaurant 't Zusje Prize, a Table A with jump-off with obstacles up to 1.10m and the same competition with obstacles up to 1.20m. In the first competition,...

A stunning Dutch victory in tonight's main class. Before the start of the competition, the sudden passing away of Wim van der Leegte, the great man behind VDL Groep and highly valued sponsor of The Dutch Masters, was remembered. None other than...

Today's show jumping evening kicked off with the Gemeente 's-Hertogenbosch Prize. This 1.45m competition was held against the clock. And battled it out. Italy's Lorenzo du Luca sent his mare Dirka de Blondel over the finish line in the time of...

Last night, two national dressage classes were also competed at The Dutch Masters. Combinations were able to qualify for these at the regional indoor championships. Victory went to Gianni Gevers in Z1 and Kim Alting in Z2. Brabant-based Gianni...

The opening class of the CSI5*, the Hoefslag Prize, went straight to a rider from Brabant. Kevin Jochems rode Looks Good de Liebri Z clear in the two phases in a super time of 22.78 seconds. Runner up was Swedish world champion Henrik von...

It was enjoyment in the Hengstenstation Van Uytert Prize this afternoon in Arena 2. In the international Prix St. Georges, talented dressage horses competed under big names. Marieke van der Putten and Kuvasz RS2 won the competition. The...

Dinja van Liere won the Equilibrium Prize/CDI3* Grand Prix this afternoon by a wide margin with her still only nine-year-old Vita Di Lusso (Hann, Vitalis x Weltano). The duo scored 73.587% and was ranked first by four out of five judges. Britain's...

Annemarieke Nobel crowned her strong season with victory in the final of the KNHS Para Dressage Trophy. At The Dutch Masters, her freestyle with Doo Schufro (by Doolittle) was rewarded with the stunning score of 79.966%. European champion Demi...

Over the past 22 years The Dutch Masters has grown into a world-class competition with Frank Kemperman as sport director. However, this era is coming to an end; none other than former Olympic champion Jeroen Dubbeldam will take over this task from...

The national 1.30m and 1.35m competitions made for exciting competition tonight. With the knife between her teeth, the fight for Restaurant 't Zusje Prize went to Gina van Dam in the 1.35m. As the first starter in the jump-off, she gave everyone...