September 12, 2024
At the 2024 CSIO Spruce Meadows 'Masters' Tournament, Martin Fuchs once again showcased his exceptional talent by securing back-to-back wins in the CPKC 'International', presented by Rolex. Riding the remarkable grey gelding, Leone Jei, Fuchs delivered an impressive performance despite collecting four faults in the jump-off. His victory was especially significant, as Leone Jei became the first horse to win a Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping Major at the same venue twice. Reflecting on his win, Fuchs expressed his surprise and joy, acknowledging the difficulty of being the first rider in the jump-off and the immense pressure of competing against the world’s top riders. He praised Leone Jei’s extraordinary abilities, noting how challenging the courses at Spruce Meadows are, and expressed his deep appreciation for the special atmosphere at the iconic venue.
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Germany secured the win in the BMO Nations' Cup at the 2024 CSIO Spruce Meadows 'Masters' tournament on Saturday. The team delivered consistent performances across both rounds, edging out strong competition from Ireland and Great Britain. Held in the iconic International Ring, the BMO Nations' Cup brought together top teams from around the world, with Germany's steady approach and precision earning them the top spot. This victory marks another notable success for the German team in one of the most prestigious team events in international show jumping.
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September 10, 2024
Join us in 2025 as Spruce Meadows celebrates its 50th anniversary with an amazing season of show jumping! From the thrilling outdoor international tournaments, including the iconic 'Masters,' to the exciting indoor amateur competitions, there's something for everyone. Kicking off in the spring and running through to the fall, the year will be packed with world-class events, special activities, and plenty of excitement for fans and competitors alike. Make sure to be part of this historic milestone!
August 29, 2024
Spruce Meadows once again confirms its full support and understanding of renewed outdoor water restrictions imposed by the City of Calgary as we excitedly approach our most prestigious tournament, the ‘Masters’, next week. While Spruce Meadows sits outside of City boundaries, we fully respect and will be compliant with the issued advisories. As we get set to welcome the world’s best show jumpers and their horses, as well as thousands of fans, from September 4–8, we will continue to rely on our own wells, pond water and irrigation systems to meet our needs, as well as those of our fans, athletes and horses, as we have since 1975.
