The Rolex Series unites seven of the most prestigious equestrian shows in the world. Throughout the year, these historic competitions are held on both sides of the Atlantic. Each of them culminates in the Rolex Grand Prix, pitting show jumping’s finest talents against one another.
Winter Equestrian Festival Under the Florida sun
From January to March in Florida, the Winter Equestrian Festival promotes horse riding as a way of life. For 13 weeks, riders from more than 40 countries come together at the Wellington International complex. All levels are represented, from amateurs to the most renowned professionals. Some 7,000 horses, 4,000 riders and 1,000 trainers base themselves in these sunny climes for three months of competition. Held on the sand track of the International Arena, the CSI5* Rolex US Equestrian Open Grand Prix provides a climactic season finale. Rolex has been the Official Timepiece of Wellington International and the Winter Equestrian Festival since 2012.
CSIO Roma Piazza di Siena In the heart of the Eternal City
The magnificent gardens of the Villa Borghese in the heart of Rome have been home to this prestigious competition since 1926. This four-day gathering in May includes the Rolex Gran Premio Roma, of which the brand is Title Sponsor, and the Nations Cup. Show jumping enthusiasts cherish the beauty and heritage of the setting as well as the high-level competition on offer. Rolex has been Official Timepiece of CSIO Roma Piazza di Siena since 2018.
CSIO Jumping International de La Baule A natural challenge
Since 1960, the CSIO Jumping International de La Baule has brought an outstanding sporting programme to a region steeped in equestrian tradition. In the month of June, the Stade François-André hosts the Derby de La Baule, one of the last examples of a natural obstacle course in Europe, making it a unique occasion on the international show jumping calendar. The Nations Cup and the CSIO5* Rolex Grand Prix Ville de La Baule are the highlights of this exceptional event, which features a host of competitions, all made available free of charge to a wide audience renowned for its passion.
Jumping International de Dinard A derby in Brittany
In Dinard, the Val Porée equestrian stadium is the setting for a 1,100-metre derby course that challenges riders and their horses to overcome 25 movable and natural obstacles. The Derby de Bretagne is one of the highlights of the Jumping International de Dinard, which attracts the world’s show jumping elite every July. Created in 1912, the gathering offers five levels of competition and 27 events, including the CSI5* Rolex Grand Prix de Dinard that brings this four-day competition to a close.
RDS Dublin Horse Show The Irish challenge
Founded in 1934, the RDS Dublin Horse Show is held every August on the lawns of the Royal Dublin Society Arena in the heart of Ireland’s capital. The world’s finest riders and their horses battle it out over five days of intense competition. The CSIO5* Rolex Grand Prix concludes the show, for which Rolex became Official Timepiece in 2024.
Falsterbo Horse Show The Swedish event
The Falsterbo Horse Show in Sweden was first held in 1920. More than a century later, it has become one of Europe’s most prestigious equestrian events. Its coastal setting gives it a unique character and makes it a popular meeting ground for riders and spectators alike. Every July, more than 60,000 visitors watch the thrilling competitions, including the CSIO5* Rolex Grand Prix on the final day. Since 2025, Rolex has been the Official Timepiece of this event.
Brussels Stephex Masters A vibrant competition
First held in 2014, the Brussels Stephex Masters has quickly established itself as one of the world’s most renowned international show jumping competitions. Staged in the shadow of the Atomium, one of the city’s most famous landmarks, it attracts 200 of the world’s best riders and some 700 horses. Held in late August and early September, its highlights are the CSIO5* Henders & Hazel Nations Cup and the CSIO5* Rolex Grand Prix. Since 2025, Rolex has been the Official Timepiece of the Brussels Stephex Masters.
