From Milton to Baloubet du Rouet - Iconic Wins at Gothenburg |Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Finals

We have seen some truly mesmerising moments at the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Finals in Gothenburg. From 1988, when Ian Millar & Big Ben claimed the Jumping throne in the Swedish city to John Whitaker & Milton, and Rodrigo Pessoa & Baloubet du Rouet who shaped the Jumping sport in the 1990s. Enjoy our compilation of iconic wins at the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Finals in Gothenburg!
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[@lenapersson7450]

Amazing Scandinavium Gothenburg truly gives me goosebumps with amazing rider and horses but that crowd they cheer for everyone one of the best crowds in the world

[@nr.eventer904]

Made me so emotional with the people that made signs for the horses 🥺

[@charlotteequestrian6311]

This is so cool!

[@scarlettfinnicum5378]

that was amazing!

[@andreaskogler5532]

So sad that today is no speed competition in Gothenburg

[@user-xw7wp7mt2c]

Is the person in front of you named Nickelton?

[@jostasteenbekkers5620]

I hoped for hugo simon and gladstone

[@ablue5419]

I wonder what happens to those amazing horses I hope they have a wonderful retirement and any of them finished in slaughterhouse. 😕

[@bandmastertales338]

I can't speak for all, but they do get retired and either go to stud or spend the rest of their days either with the riders who last rode them/competed them (some horses go to different riders in their career) or with their owners. Many are owned by syndicates now so they often retire with the rider of the syndicate ☺

[@scarlettfinnicum5378]

As far as I know, they all go off to really good retirement ranches or stables and live amazing lives, and yes no slaughterhouse.

[@ryland4198]

i mean all the horses from the 80's/early 90's were between 10 and 16 years old, so they're all most likely dead now