Newsletter
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Resounding success in a 108th edition of the historic CSIO Barcelona
CSIO Barcelona, the oldest international sporting event in Spain, has ended after a weekend full of excitement and entertainment that has not left anyone feeling disinterested.
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Ireland takes it all
The Irish team leaded by Rodrigo Pessoa wins the Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup Final and got the last pass for Olympic Games Tokyo 2020
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Emilio Bicocchi wins the CaixaBank Trophy
The italian rider has been more than two seconds faster than german amazon Laura Klaphake.
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The Longines Challenge Cup stays at home
Spain teams wins the second round of Nations Cup final in a magical night
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Darragh Kenny wins the Queen’s Cup
The irish was two seconds faster than the Swedish Henrik von Eckerman
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La Vanguardia receives the first Joaquín Calvo Jaques award00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
During the break between the first and second round of the Hyundai Cup in the City of Barcelona the Joaquín Calvo Jaques Prize, in memory of the President of the Real Club de Polo as well as the CSIO Barcelona for many years, was handed over.
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Holly Smith gets La Vanguardia Trophy
The British Amazon wins by only five hundredths in the first class of the second day of competition.
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Because of 45 hundredths, Spain remains out off the FEI Longines Jumping Nations Cup Final
After the first round, Belgium remains the main favorite for a victory.
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Bureau Veritas awards CSIO Barcelona the 'Sustainable event design' certificate
The auditors have evaluated the impact of the competition and its respectful actions on our society, the environment and economy