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The fourth and final week of the H.H. The Father Amir's Prix – a part of the Doha Equestrian Tour 2026 – at Al Shaqab in Doha, Qatar, concluded on Saturday with another big win for the current world number two, Great Britain’s Scott Brash.

With his 2024 Olympic team gold winning mount Hello Jefferson (Cooper van de Heffinck x Irco Mena), Brash took the top honours in Sunday’s CSI5* 1.60m Grand Prix, besting a field of 39 horse-and-rider combinations. Clocking the time of 52.97, Brash stepped on top of the podium, while Megane Moissonnier (FRA) on Crooner Tame and Nadja Peter Steiner (SUI) aboard Mila (Monte Bellini x Linton) took second and third place respectively.

Only the top three from the twelve pairs that joined the second round delivered a double clear result, with Philipp Weishaupt (GER) and Oreo D.R. (Kannan x Balougran) finishing fourth, followed by Kristen Vanderveen (USA) aboard Bull Run’s Jireh (Uriko x Colman) in fifth.

“Hello Jefferson was amazing today," Scott Brash said in a press release from the H.H. The Father Amir's Prix. "His second round was even better than the first one. I’m unbelievably lucky, I have 4 unbelievable horses here. It makes my life easier to manage them well and try to pick the right classes for them. And my team is amazing; we are in a really good run.”

The second CSI5* class of the day, a 1.50m counting for the Longines Rankings Group D, went to Harry Charles (GBR) and Bandit (Obos Quality 004 x Cruisings Micky Finn) ahead of Duarte Seabra (POR) and Fernhill Leonardo (I’M Special de Muze x Voltaire) in second and Philipp Weishaupt (GER) aboard Karaldo (Harley x Chin Chin) in third.