It was a very happy Peder Fredricson doing his lap of honour with H&M Christian K at a fully seated Friends Arena.

Olivier Philippaerts and H&M Miro took the runner-up position of the Grand Prix which helped the Belgian rider to be crowned Leading Rider of the show. “I had a very good feeling. To go first in the jump-off is not the best way to start, but I had a good round even though I lost a bit of time to the last two jumps. Next year, I think Miro will be my first horse and I have high expectations for him so hopefully I can keep him for long with the owners I have. I hope my horse will go to the championships next year,” Philippaerts said after the Grand Prix.

Nicola Philippaerts and H&M Luna Van’t Ruytershof Z finished third after being 1.18 seconds behind the winning time. “The Grand Prix today was very good sport and the best rider won. Personally, I’m very happy for Luna, she has been jumping really good this year. She is really turning in the right direction and is promising for the future,” Philippaerts said after the Grand Prix.

Angelica Augustsson Zanotelli and Chadora Lady showed off fantastic jumping to end fourth after a double clear round.

The so-called 'car thief' Bertram Allen, who has earned his nickname after winning as many as seven cars at the previous editions of the show, turned up the speed after having four faults to become the fastest of the four-faulters in the first round, eventually ending 9th with Emmylou.

Abdel Said and Arpege du Ru ended tenth after four faults in the first round.

John Whitaker thanking the Swedish audience for their support, after finishing the first round of the Grand Prix with four faults.

After winning Friday's 1.50m class, Flip's Little Sparrow lost her rider Stephanie Holmén after fence no. seven in the Grand Prix.

After winning two classes earlier during the weekend, Henrik von Eckermann had to watch the jump-off from the sideline after collecting eight faults with Dzara Dorchival.

Jens Fredricson and his championship horse Markan Cosmopolit ended sixth after an unlucky fault in the jump-off.

Malin Baryard-Johnsson – who is not just competing at the show as she is also Sweden International Horse Show's sport director – and the well-jumping Harley Davidson didn't get the best rhythm in the jump-off and had to see two poles fall.

The small but mighty H&M Christian K gave his all during the two rounds, to end up with the victory.

Marlon Modolo Zanotelli was in great form during Sweden International Horse Show to end second on the Leading Rider standings. In the Grand Prix, he and Grand Slam VDL had four faults to finish 12th.

Jerome Guery and Great Britain V were the fastest of the four-faulters in the jump-off to take the fifth place.

Ioli Mytilineou and her fantastic Levis de Muze were another couple that had to see a pole fall in the jump-off. They had to settle for 7th place.

Linda Heed and Laurien van Orshof did a great round all the way to the last jump which stopped them from the jump-off.

Peder Fredricson and H&M Christian K speeding through the finish line of the last class at this year's edition of Sweden International Horse Show, a show that always takes place during the first weekend of advent and that kicks off the Christmas feeling for many horse lovers in Sweden.

Peder Fredricson took an extra round with H&M Christian K in front of their home crowd. “It is not like this anywhere else – at least not for a Swede and I don’t think for anyone else either. I think the Swedish audience is unique. It is such a huge interest and engagement, and it is a fantastic feeling – it gives you energy,” Fredricson said.

H&M Christian together with his owner Charlotte Söderström and groom Alva Svensson.

The top three, all dressed in new H&M jackets, made sure their sponsor got a fairy tail ending to this year's edition of Sweden International Horse Show.