Simon Heineke wins, Mściwoj Kiecoń finishes second

A total of 45 horse-and-rider combinations competed in the highlight event of the Perlage CAVALIADA Tour – the Warsaw Grand Prix, held over a 150 cm course. The course proved extremely demanding, with only three combinations completing the first round without faults and qualifying for the jump-off.

Simon Heineke was the only rider to produce a second clear round. Riding the nine-year-old mare Coco Chanel 296, the German competitor completed the jump-off without knocking down a single obstacle, securing the victory.

Mściwoj Kiecoń was the fastest rider in the jump-off. The Polish competitor recorded the best time, but one fence down cost him the win. Nevertheless, second place was the best result achieved by a home rider in Sunday's Grand Prix. Jan Conijn from the Netherlands finished third, also with one fence down in the jump-off, but with a slower time.

Sunday's Perlage CAVALIADA Tour competition opened with the Challenge Cup, held over a 135 cm course and featuring 39 horse-and-rider combinations. Søren Pedersen riding Tailormade Che Guevara was the fastest competitor. Belgium's Brecht Goossens finished second, followed by Greece's Angelos Touloupis in third place. The best Polish riders, Milena Sołtysiak and Łukasz Brzóska, both produced clear rounds, finishing 12th and 13th respectively.

In the Perlage CAVALIADA Future competition, Otylia Reimann won the MINI category, while Martyna Jach claimed victory in the MIDI category.

Rafał Paszyński won the second leg of the A!W FORGED Driving Tour. Hubert Kozłowski finished second, with Bartosz Klupś taking third place.

The next round of the Perlage CAVALIADA Tour will take place in Poznań on 10–13 December 2026.