Above: Sarah McMillan and Tyrone.

The FEI World Cup Jumping Series comprises 13 leagues across all continents.

The top placed horse and riders from each league are invited to attend the World Cup Jumping Final, which in 2027 is to be held in Gothenburg (SWE) on 24-28 March.

A full listing of the final standings and results from the 2025 Series can be found HERE.

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The Australian World Cup 2025/26 Season:

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ROUND 3 – CABOOLTURE

The third leg of the Australian FEI World Cup Qualifying Series was held at Caboolture in late June and the win in the event by Madeline Sinderberry has seen her take the top position on the leaderboard. Madi has started the season in outstanding form with a third placing in the first leg followed by wins in the next two, which sees her currently sitting on a total of 55 points out of the maximum 60 she could have earned after three legs.

Previous leader, Sarah McMillan, finished in fourth place, picking up 15 points and now sits in second place on 52 points. There is a long gap back to Reese Stones in third place on 28 points after he picked up just a single point in Caboolture.

Melissa Blair, who came in fifth in Caboolture, added 13 points to her total to now sit in fourth place on the leader board with 22 points, just a single point ahead of Jack Barker and Gabi Chugg tied for fifth on 21.

In just her first class of the season, Jess Brown came in second and the 17 points awarded to her has seen her shoot up to a share of eighth place with Amber Fuller.

After the Caboolture Leg of the series, the full points table is as follows:

We look forward to the fourth leg of the series, to be held at the Waratah Show in Sydney this weekend.

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Completed Events for 2026

CABOOLTURE
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WERRIBEE
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SHEPPARTON
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