Ending the night in style...

...this time around, Vogel and United Touch S left all the fences intact.

As per the Rolex IJRC Top 10 Final-tradition, the riders stay in the ring for an interview after the second round, while the grooms lead the horses out of the arena. As always, Felicia Wallin – Vogel's longtime groom – was there for United Touch.

Next up, Steve Guerdat added another four faults to his score.

Guerdat had opted to ride the 10-year-old Albführen's Iashin Sitte.

Thank you – always.

McLain Ward and Ilex entered the arena determined, and delivered a clear.

Tell us you're in Geneva without telling us you're in Geneva; the traditional wall of cows.

Determination paid off for the current world number eight.

Thank you Ilex!

Just the two of us – Virginie Castermand and Ilex having a moment.

Austria's Max Kühner and Eic Cooley Jump The Q improved their score as well, jumping clear in round two after four faults in round one.

Kühner's groom Mariella greeting Max and Eic Cooley Jump The Q at the end of their round.

Attitude of gratitude...

At the Kiss&Cry, Kühner was met by his youngest daughter.

Ben Maher and Point Break were the first of those who moved on to the second round on a clean sheet.

Putting their best foot forward...

Maher and Point Break delivered again, posting the first double clear of the night with a time of 48.59 seconds.

Maher's groom Kirsty Bond took Point Break out of the arena while Maher stayed behind to speak with the CHI Geneva sports director Alban Poudret.

Fair play between two Olympic Champions.

Chrisian Kukuk and Just Be Gentle had to see four faults added to their score...

...dropping the German rider down on the result list to eventually finish fourth.

There were no hard feelings between the top ten who stayed at the Kiss&Cry to watch each other's performances.

In it to win it... Martin Fuchs and Leone Jei in full focus-mode.

The 32-year-old went all out and took over the lead with a clear round in 47.02 seconds – adding proper pressure on those to come.

One step closer to a dream title...

A thank you to the team!

Team Fuchs was in high spirits on the Kiss&Cry.

Martin's mother Renata Fuchs congratulates her son.

Julien Epaillard and Donatello d'Auge took off in full speed to chase down Fuchs' leading time...

...but when two poles fell in the process, it was down to the last two riders to decide the 2024 Rolex IJRC Top 10-podium.

Donatello d'Auge and Caroline Belouet.

Next in to chase the lead: Kent Farrington and Toulayna.

Powering through the course, Farrington and Toulayana could not catch Fuchs and Leone Jei, slotting into second with a time of 48.05.

Denise Moriarty with the stunning Toulayna.

Last man standing in the way of Fuchs: The current world number one Henrik von Eckermann and his double world champion and Olympic team gold medalist King Edward.

When von Eckermann and King Edward surprisingly ran into trouble at the third last CHI Geneve-vertical to finish on four faults...

...Fuchs could celebrate his first ever Rolex IJRC Top 10-title.

The top two!

Steve Guerdat's groom Emma Uusi-Simola congratulates her colleague, Kent Farrington's long-time groom Denise Moriarty.

"I think I did the right thing by my horse. Martin’s round tonight was close to unbeatable," Ben Maher said after placing third behind Farrington and Fuchs.

"I think I could not have done my jump-off better," the second placed Kent Farrington said afterwards.

McLain Ward – who finished fifth in the end – thanking the phenomenal Palexpo-crowds.

Martin Fuchs could leave Geneva with another big title in his pocket!