$1 million Rolex US Equestrian Open Grand Prix to wrap up 2026 season
The Rolex U.S. Equestrian Open is the final and most significant five-star grand prix of the Winter Equestrian Festival with record-breaking increased prize money.
WELLINGTON — The world's top riders and horses will compete in the $1 million Rolex U. S. Equestrian Open Grand Prix in the season-finale Saturday Night Lights at Wellington International.
The crown jewel of show jumping on March 28 is the final and most significant five-star grand prix of the Winter Equestrian Festival with record-breaking increased prize money. The 13-week WEF is one of the largest and longest-running equestrian competitions in the world and training ground for equestrian Olympians from around the world. The U.
S. Equestrian Open Jumping Final is teaming with the Rolex Series event for the second consecutive year. It features an increase of $250,000 in prize money, a custom commissioned trophy and major broadcast coverage.
More equestrian: Great Charity Challenge equestrian relay raises more than $2. 3 million The Rolex Series opening stop is followed by other stops in Italy, France, Sweden, Ireland and Belgium. The U.