The international show jumping in Geneva (CHI-W) is preparing itself for an exceptional year in 2010 with the organization of the most important horse show events, the Rolex FEI world cup final and the FEI world cup driving final, which will take place from April 14 – 18, 2010 at the Geneva Palexpo.

For the second time in Switzerland and in Geneva, the public will have the opportunity to watch competitions at the highest level with the best riders and drivers of the planet.
After winning the gold in Windsor, will the Swiss riders be able to score again?
On top of the exceptional equestrian performances, the quality of the Geneva organizers in terms of infrastructure, logistics and budget will also delight the crowds.

In order to be certain of having one of the 10'000 available seats, spectators can already begin reservations as of now.

Words cannot describe the fantastic competition that the Geneva public will have the opportunity and the privilege to see: it will be the final of all finals!

The suspense is guaranteed, as the top riders of the moment should all be present: the current champion, the German Meredith Michaels Beerbaum on Shutterfly, the Olympic champion and last year’s Geneva winner, the Canadian Eric Lamaze on Hickstead, the current European champion, the French Kevin Staut, the Brazilian multiple gold medal winner Rodrigo Pessoa and, of course, the darling of the Geneva public, the Swiss Steve Guerdat leading the European Champion team victorious at Windsor.

At Geneva Palexpo, there will not only be one, but two world cup finals, since the driving final is also on the program of the five days of competition.

There is a growing enthusiasm of the public for this exciting and spectacular equestrian discipline. The most talented drivers of the planet are certain to delight the public at Geneva Palexpo with stunning action in the arena, to succeed the australian driver Boyd Exell.

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