Got to love this horse: The lovely H&M Legend of Love finished second with Olivier Philippaerts. “I added one more stride to the last vertical to be safe and that cost me the first place. I am still super happy with my horse and I think it is a very special horse for the future,” Olivier explained at the press conference.

Reveur de Hurtebise HDC does it again and again: This time the 15-year-old gelding jumped double clear to end fourth with Kevin Staut.

Another veteran that keeps on delivering is Casall Ask. The 17-year-old stallion did his last appearance in Geneva, jumping double clear to end fifth with Rolf-Göran Bengtsson.

Niels Bruynseels is in top form, and took the 6th place with Cas de Liberte after a double clear round.

Janika Sprunger was the best home rider, and finished off 8th with Bonne Chance Cw after one rail down in the jump-off.

Taloubet Z opened up with a clear round in the Grand Prix, but surprisingly put on the breaks in the jump-off leaving him and Christian Ahlmann far down on the result list.

It started well for Martin Fuchs and Clooney 51, who moved on to the jump-off after a first clear round...

...but a stop on the wall left Fuchs without a bridle and no choice but to leave the ring on foot.

The French came strong in force with Roger Yves Bost and Sydney Une Prince ending 9th...

...Penelope Leprevost and Flora de Mariposa 10th...

... and Simon Delestre on Qlassic Bois Margot 11th.

Don VHP Z and Harrie Smolders did yet another good Grand Prix to finish off 7th with the last double clear of the class.

It did not go quite their way in the jump-off; with twelve faults Niklaus Rutschi and Windsor XV finished 13th.

In their last class together, Steve Guerdat and Nino des Buissonnets delivered a first clear round in the Rolex Grand Prix of Geneva eventually finishing off 12th.