Classes

First founded in Gothenburg in 1979, the Jumping World Cup is bounding towards the 2023/2024 season with renewed vigour. 

The Dressage World Cup is bounding towards the 2023/2024 season with renewed vigour. The FEI Dressage World Cup comprises 4 leagues from around the world, and Sweden and Gothenburg are included in the Western European League.

As tradition bids it involves amazing equestrian efforts with suspension and plenty of atmosphere from the crowd, be sure to take participate. It is a class over fences up to 1,55 m with a jump-off to crown the winner.

Gothenburg Horse Show continues to focus on young horse classes in both showjumping and dressage.

The vision of the Lövsta Future Challenge is to promote and develop Swedish equestrian sports by creating a broader base of Grand Prix combinations in jumping and dressage.

The Arena Youth Tour is a joint jumping tour for young adults, where qualified teams get to start at both the Sweden International Horse Show at Friends Arena in Stockholm and at the Gothenburg Horse Show at Scandinavium. 

The cup is open to riders that previously or currently have not qualified for the Swedish Pony Championships, and/or have not participated in the finals of the GP Pony Cup or Sweden’s Pony Cup. Riders can only ride ponies of up to 140 cm and they can only ride in one qualifier.

The winner of this year’s ATG Riders League will be determined via six heats followed by a grand final at Gothenburg Horse Show in week 8 of 2023.