After playing host to the greatest riders and horses throughout the summer, from Thursday, the Haras Des Grillons de Grimaud’s HUBSIDE Fall Tour will be kicking off with  five weeks of shows, including two CSI 5*, the highest level in the world in the  hierarchy of show jumping competitions. Open to everyone, free of charge. It is mandatory to wear a face mask.

Save the date! Five weeks of shows until mid-October The HUBSIDE JUMPING de Grimaud is a mainstay in  world show jumping and has been a key player in getting high-level sport underway again since the lockdown ended. From mid-July to mid-August, the French Riviera site played  host to six weeks of shows, including the only two CSI 5* organised in the world to date. 

Good news! Sadri Fegaier, owner of the venue and the organiser of the HUBSIDE JUMPING,  has confirmed five new dates, including two which are 5* again. So the best riders and horses established in Europe will come face to face in Grimaud: 

• . From 10 to 13 September, a CSI 4*, a CSI 2* and a CSI 1* 
• . From 17 to 20 September, a CSI 5*, a CSI2* and a CSI 1* 
• . From 23 to 27 September, a CSI 5*, CSI 3*, a CSI 2* and a CSI 1* 
• . From 7 to 11 October, a CSI 4*, CSI 3*, a CSI 2* and a CSI 1* 
• . From 14 to 18 October, a CSI 4*, CSI 3*, a CSI 2* and a CSI 1* 

Please note: from 24 September, CSI 3* shows will be organised alongside the key CSI 4/5*, CSI 2* and CSI 1* events. 

Open to everyone, free of charge, in accordance with the health guidelines in force in France The HUBSIDE JUMPING, which has been the main high-level competition site in  Europe this summer, introduced strict health guidelines to everyone present on site from  the first day of the show, back in June. These guidelines have been modified and  reinforced on a continuing basis to meet the requirements imposed by the French authorities on a national level. Thus, it is mandatory for everyone on site to wear face masks, including the riders, when they are not on horseback. The ever-numerous public  can only sit on every other seat in the recently covered stands around the ring, in  order to respect the social distancing rules in force. Hand sanitizer is available at  different places on the showground and the common areas are disinfected all day long.  Staff ensure that these guidelines, which are essential at a show bringing riders from throughout Europe together, are respected.