1st place: Sebastian Klár – Carte Blanche (CZE) 2nd place: Katarina Morochovičová – Alba (SVK) 3rd place: Milena Wójcikiewicz – Dinina (POL)

1st place: Damian Ostega – Feline (POL) 2nd place: Tamás Mráz – BN Silver (HUN) 3rd place: Jacek Polikowski – Lector (POL)

1st place: Marek Klus – L-Querida (CZE) 2nd place: Damian Ostrega – Quilotta (POL) 3rd place: Alia Knack – Blue Balou (GER)

1st place: Albert Písařík – Concerto Mio (CZE) 2nd place: Rozálie Pichrtová – Coudy (CZE) 3rd place: Albert Písařík – Glierite (CZE)

1st place: Marek Klus – Kumano Polt (CZE) 2nd place: Kamil Papoušek – Izzabella (CZE) 3rd place: Lucie Strnadlová – Classic Balou (CZE)

1st place: Laurence Vanhauter – Praline SK (BEL) 2nd place: Kristýna Koutná – Secret Sonia (CZE) 3rd place: Zuzana Ciompová – Elliot 133 (CZE)

At the end of June, the Equine Sport Center in Olomouc will host the tenth jubilee edition of the international show-jumping competition, which is part of the World Cup series. The organisers are preparing many innovations, the most obvious of which will be a new visual design and a new general partner of the event.

Aleš Opatrný won for third time J&T BANKA Grand Prix Olomouc counted to the World Cup serie. He together with bay gelding Forewer finished clear jump-off. Second rider Alexander Müller from Germany collected four penalty points.

Eszter Gorzó and mare Arwen are winner of the Bronze Tour Final up to 130 cm. They overcame two phases with zero and time 30,54 sec. Second rider Nyna Bartoňková with Crado von Wichenstein needed one second more.

Obstacles of the UCED Gold Tour Final held on Sunday June 26th achived up to 145 cm. Swiss rider Edwin Smits with bay Dover won thanks to clear and fastest jump-off. Czech representative Jiří Hruška on Reiki came second.

Hungarian rider Dalma Mercédesz Ferencz on chestnut mare Corrada won the Junior Tour Final up to 140 cm. Couple completed clear jump-off in the best time 36,36 sec. Second place has been taken by Czech rider Mariana Michlíčková.

Czech rider Marek Hentšel with six years old mare Ceremonie won the Youngster Tour Final competition. Other two positions belong to Polish riders. Michal Kazmierczak on Vagabond de Lux took second place. Jozef Pekaniec on Leonardo Da Vinci J.P.P. came third.

Harm Lahde won the Saturday competition of the Diamond Tour up to 150 cm. German rider saddled stallion Grey Chester 2 and overcame clear jump-off in time 37,36 sec. Second place belongs to Slovak Tomáš Kuchár.

Alessia Costalla on gelding Radja de Rochetaillee is a winner of the European Youngster Cup Grand Prix for riders up to 25 years. She completed clear and fastest jump-off. This Italian representative is also qualified to the final od whole serie.

Finja Bormann saddled mare Sally 721 and overcame two phases of the Silver Tour Final with zero penalty points in time 30,66 sec. Czech rider Jiří Tměj with bay Atila needed only one hundredth of second more. Barna Burucs from Hungary on Conpeia finished on third place.