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Horse GP at the Accor Arena

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Dec 2

Horse GP at the Accor Arena

World premiere of Horse GP, a unique event concept that applies Formula 1 codes to equestrian sports. A 5* FEI show jumping competition of Olympic level, with the world top 40 on the starting line.

Accor Arena (Paris 12th)

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Two sessions, one legendary day.

Session 1: The Cadre Noir de Saumur kicks things off at 2 p.m. with an exceptional equestrian show, followed by the Sprint at 4 p.m.: a speed event on a 1.50m course that determines the starting grid for the Grand Prix.

Session 2: Make way for the Paris Grand Prix at 8 p.m., where the world's 40 best riders compete on a 1.60m course for a single winner — the evening concludes at 10:30 p.m. with the After Show, a concert featuring an international artist.

Horse GP combines sporting excellence, intense emotions, and showmanship for a unique, immersive experience. Ride The World With Us!

Our take on this event

Expect a fusion of world-class horsemanship and stadium energy as the city's premier arena hosts elite showjumpers from around the globe. You will experience everything from gravity-defying hurdles to refined artistic displays before the night culminates in a high-octane musical performance. It is the perfect opportunity to witness top-tier sport and festival vibes all in one go.

The Horse GP arrives at the Accor Arena on Wednesday, December 2, 2026, for a high-stakes day of equestrian sports. This event brings together 40 of the world's elite riders for a combination of precision show jumping and artistic performance. Whether you are a dedicated fan or a newcomer to the sport, the day offers a unique look at world-class talent and entertainment. The venue is open from 13:00 to 22:30, ensuring a full experience that transitions from competitive jumping to an evening concert.

The schedule is divided into two distinct sessions. The first begins at 14:00 with a performance by the Cadre Noir de Saumur, followed by the Sprint at 16:00, where riders compete on a 1.50m course to determine the starting order for the main event.

At 20:00, the Paris Grand Prix takes center stage as 40 top-ranked riders tackle a challenging 1.60m course. The event concludes at 22:30 with an After Show concert featuring an international performer. Located at the Accor Arena, this event is ticketed.

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