This year, to celebrate the 40th anniversary, the program promises to be exceptional.
The Riviera will host a world-class show at the Stade des Hespéréides, featuring, among other highlights, the dreamlike performances of equestrian artist Jean François Pignon.
Every evening, Jean François Pignon will present a show full of emotion, thanks to the incredible bond he has built with his horses.
Past winners, such as Germany’s Daniel Deusser and Belgium’s Niels Bruynseels, will try to add their names once again to the list of champions at this exceptional event.
All the biggest names will be there: John Whitaker, the British legend, as well as Edwina Tops-Alexander, who recently won the Madrid Grand Prix, and, of course, French Olympic champion Philippe Rozier.
France will also be in the spotlight, represented by Philippe Léoni, Jérôme Hurel, Alexa Ferrer, and Julien Anquetin.
They will face formidable international competition, including Sweden’s Malin Baryard-Johnsson and the Dutch riders Harrie Smolders, Maikel and Erik van der Vleuten, Jur Vrieling, and Peter Devos.
“When I was a kid and competing in eventing, I thought the Cannes Jumping competition was fantastic! So the day I stepped onto the arena at the Stade des Hespérides, it was a dream come true.”” Philippe Léoni, a rider on the French national team
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