Season 5 Is Here: The Major League Tour Unveiled

Find out how the 2025/26 Major League Show Jumping campaign is shaping up

Published

24 JUL 2025

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1 min

Major League Show Jumping returns this August with a refreshed calendar and a sharpened vision. Now entering its fifth season, the League continues to define modern show jumping across North America—where elite sport, iconic venues, and global top athletes converge.

The 2025/26 tour spans nine rounds across the US, Canada, and Mexico, culminating in a high-stakes final at Club Hípico La Silla in Monterrey. Each stop offers a distinct backdrop, from East Coast heritage to West Coast speed, with returning favorites and new contenders reshaping the competitive landscape.

The season opens in Traverse City, Michigan, before moving to Toronto, Ontario, then heads east to Greenwich, Connecticut and Hudson Valley, New York. October brings Tryon, North Carolina, followed by a dual stop in the desert—two consecutive events in stunning Palm Springs. Round 8 remains under wraps, but details are expected to be revealed soon.

The final round in Monterrey, Mexico will serve as the definitive stage for the first time in MLSJ history—where season-long strategy meets singular brilliance—crowning both team and individual champions.

2025/26 Season Schedule

Round 1: August 7–10 — Traverse City Horse Shows | Traverse City, MI

Round 2: August 21–24 — Angelstone Events | Toronto, ON

Round 3: September 25–28 — CSI Greenwich | Greenwich, CT

Round 4: October 9–12 — Highlands Cup | Hudson Valley, NY

Round 5: October 16–19 — Tryon International | Tryon, NC

Round 6: December 3–6 — Desert International Horse Park | Palm Springs, CA

Round 7: December 10–13 — DIHP | Palm Springs, CA

Round 8: To Be Announced

Finals: April 29–May 2 — Club Hípico La Silla | Monterrey, MX

The new season also brings expanded coverage through the launch of the MLSJ app, offering live scoring, team standings, rider stats, and exclusive content from every round.

This is the future of the sport—faster, sharper, and built for a global audience.