Los Establos hosted the XI & XII Official Show Jumping Competition, bringing together around 70 riders. Although the event has been held before, this edition marked the beginning of a new chapter.
The weekend also included the opening of the complex’s main arena, a new venue for the development of equestrian sport.
“We are very pleased with the competition and thrilled to have officially opened our main arena,” said Lisbeth Hazoury, CEO of Los Establos.
The event was organized by Franchesca Bogaert of Plan It, together with Los Establos by Whip Management.
Riders of different ages and clubs
The competition welcomed representatives from Nitram, Cepal, Las Colinas, Ecoecuestre, Scuderia Ieromazzo and Los Establos, among other clubs.
Participants also represented a wide range of ages. Children between the ages of 5 and 14 competed alongside adults ranging from 18 to 39.
Over the course of three days, riders competed in classes ranging from 0.40 to 1.30 meters. Each category presented a different level of difficulty, allowing participants to showcase their talent, preparation and technical skills.
The competition also gave riders the opportunity to earn points toward upcoming events on the equestrian calendar.
Sport, entertainment and community
The program extended beyond the arena. Visitors enjoyed a Kids Zone, vendor area, VIP section and horseback rides.
These experiences allowed the entire family to take part in the event. They also introduced the equestrian world to visitors attending a show jumping competition for the first time.
Cap Cana and Porsche served as the main sponsors. The event also received support from L’Occitane, Brugal, Tan Resorts, Plantas Tropicales, Sorgef and Body Shop Studio, among many other brands.
The organizers are already looking ahead to next year. Their goal is to enhance the competition’s overall offering while continuing to support the development of equestrian sport.
Winners of the XI & XII Official Show Jumping Competition
Friday
- 0.90 m: José Luis Vargas
- 1.10 m: Santo Tomás Vargas
- 1.20 m: Manuel Bancalari
- 1.30 m: Gregory Peralta
Saturday
- 0.40 m: María Isabel Logroño
- 0.60 m: Camila Cedeño
- 0.70 m: Jada Sánchez
- 0.70 m, Future Riders: Izabella Hope
- 0.80 m: Giorgia Anna Ieromazzo
- 0.80 m, Amateur: María José Portela
- 0.80 m, Pre-Children: Lía Puello
- 0.90 m: Chloe Buljat
- 1.00 m: Jill Kussmacher
- 1.10 m, Youth: Lucía Rosario
- 1.20 m: Ana Sofía Conde
- 1.30 m: Gregory Peralta
Sunday
- 0.40 m: Adriana María Fernández
- 0.60 m: Chloe Torres
- 0.70 m: Jada Sánchez
- 0.70 m, Future Riders: Izabella Hope
- 0.80 m, Amateur: Ana Paula Magadán
- 0.80 m, Children’s Classic: Izabella Hope
- 0.90 m: María José Portela
- 1.00 m: Valeria Hernández
- 1.00 m, Amateur: Federico Figueredo
- 1.10 m, Junior: Lucía Rosario
