Team Germany Triumphs at 2026 BMO Nations' Cup During Spruce Meadows 'Masters'

CALGARY, AB, Sept. 16, 2026 /CNW/ -- Team Germany claimed the 2026 BMO Nations' Cup title at Spruce Meadows, emerging victorious in one of the world's most prestigious team show-jumping competitions.

Nine of the best show-jumping teams in the world, each made up of four members selected by their national federations to represent their country, competed for the prestigious championship title.

Team Germany Triumphs at 2026 BMO Nations' Cup During Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’

"The BMO Nations' Cup continues to bring together the very best of international show jumping and inspire equestrian fans from around the world," said June Zimmer, Regional President, Private Wealth, BMO. "For more than four decades, this event has been a highlight of the Spruce Meadows 'Masters' and a celebration of teamwork, excellence and sportsmanship. Congratulations to Team Germany on an outstanding victory, and thank you to Spruce Meadows, the Southern Family, the athletes, volunteers and fans whose passion and dedication make this world-class competition possible year after year."

This year's Team Germany was led by Chef D'Equipe Otto BECKER, and featured riders Daniel DEUSSER, Sophie HINNERS, Jörne SPREHE and Richard VOGEL

Final Results

1. Germany
2. Ireland
3. Belgium
4. Great Britain
5. USA
6. France
7. Sweden
8. Netherlands
9. Canada

As the BMO Nations' Cup celebrates the power and excellence of equestrian sport on the world stage, BMO is also proud to recognize 20 years of partnership with the Foothills Therapeutic Riding Association. Through this partnership, BMO donates the West Skybox to the local not-for profit to allow special needs children to watch Spruce Meadows "Masters" Tournament programming. Together, we are helping make equestrian experiences more accessible and empowering children with special needs to build confidence, independence and meaningful connections.

About Nations' Cup

The BMO Nations' Cup is the only competition in which nations are represented by selected teams. Teams from participating countries may consist of three or four riders and are led by a Chef d'Equipe. Each member of each team will jump one round and the best three scores from each team are added together for a first round total.

The top six teams return in reverse order of standing to jump the identical course in the second round. Again, the three best scores for each team are added to the first round total to determine the ultimate winner. In the case of equality of penalties for first place, the Chef d'Equipe selects a single team member to jump off.

About BMO Financial Group
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