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Tipperary's Denis Lynch won a two-star Grand Prix in The Netherlands. Picture: Sportsfile
Irish riders claimed two Grand Prix victories in Europe at the weekend, while the 2025 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup Finals saw Daniel Coyle secure a 12th place finish.
Kilkenny's Jack Ryan and the Seamus Drea-owned and bred DSH Lucky Junior (ISH) stormed to victory in Sunday's four-star Grand Prix at Arezzo in Italy.
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Seven of the 50 starters went through to the jump-off, where Ryan and the 9-year-old gelding produced the fastest clear round to take home the winners prize of €26,500.
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Tipperary's Thomas Ryan also made it into the jump-off in Arezzo and finished fourth with Jezebeau BC.
Meanwhile, at Peelbergen in The Netherlands, Tipperary's Denis Lynch came out on top in the two-star Grand Prix with the 13-year-old stallion Cornets Iberio.
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