We look back at this past weekend's beautiful Masters of Chantilly, that made its debut in the jumping calendar with the highlight being Sunday's Rolex Grand Prix – here USA's Paris Sellon flying over the water on her wonderful Cassandra.
All photos © Nanna Nieminen for World of Showjumping.
Nicolas Delmotte and Urvoso du Roch are on fire ahead of the Olympic Games in Tokyo, and won their second five-star Grand Prix in the course of one month.
Quite a ribbon for the beautiful Urvoso du Roch.
The amazing backdrop of the Masters of Chantilly is truly one of a kind.
Full focus at the in-gate for Marie Demonte and Vega de La Roche, who impressed by ending third.
Bertram Allen and Harley vD Bisschop ended fifth in the Rolex Grand Prix.
In their five-star debut, Fanny Skalli Guerdat and Jonka-A placed second in Saturday's 1.45m Prix H&H.
Lucy Deslauriers and Hester in the Rolex Grand Prix.
Penelope Leprevost and Vancouver de Lanlore had the fastest time in the Rolex Grand Prix jump-off, but with one fence down they had to settle for fourth place.
All smiles! Giulia Martinengo Marquet and Calle Deluxe won Sunday's CSI5* 1.45m Prix Masters de Chantilly.
The backdrop in Chantilly is one of a kind.
Walking the Rolex Grand Prix course is serious business... here Kevin Staut.
Course designer Gregory Bodo making sure the Rolex Grand Prix course was set correctly.
The Rolex Grand Prix podium: Martin Fuchs in third, Marie Demonte in second and Nicolas Delmotte on top.
Marie Claudine Morlion, the owner of Nicolas Delmotte's super-star Urvoso du Roch.
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