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Mario Deslauriers and Bardolina of Canada at the 2019 Hampton Classic. -
Ireland's Shane Sweetnam won the $30,000 LONGINES Leading Rider Challenge at the 2019 Hampton Classic, receiving a check for $30,000 and a beautiful new LONGINES timepiece. In the seven years the award has been in place, Sweetnam has won it three times. © Shawn McMillen. -
Stephanie Danhakl took the top two spots in the $10,000 Hermès Hunter Classic, the final hunter class of the 2019 Hampton Classic Horse Show. The blue ribbon went to her mount Enough Said. © Shawn McMillen -
Scott Stewart and Everwonder were Grand Hunter Champions and Stewart was named Leading Hunter Rider, receiving the Charlie Weaver Memorial Trophy at the 2019 Hampton Classic Horse Show. © Shawn McMillen -
Shane Sweetnam and Kirschwasser SCF en route to victory in the $75,000 LONGINES Cup at the 2019 Hampton Classic Horse Show. © Shawn McMillen -
Ava Ellis won the 2019 $10,000 Hampton Classic Equitation Championship presented by the Palm Beach International Academy. © Shawn McMillen -
Lucy Deslauriers and Hester won the $75,000 Douglas Elliman Grand Prix Qualifier presented by LONGINES at the 2019 Hampton Classic. © Shawn McMillen -
Brazil's Luiz Francisco de Azevedo and rescued horse Collin, winners of the $40,000 FEI Speed Stake CSI4* at the 2019 Hampton Classic. © Shawn McMillen -
Elli Yeager took the top spot in the Platinum Performance/USEF Show Jumping Talent Search Tuesday at the 2019 Hampton Classic. © Shawn McMillen -
Polished Coconut was named best boutique at the 2019 Hampton Classic Horse Show. L-R David Kratz, Brooke Shields, Alicia Kossick, Steven Gambrel and Greg Unis © Vicci Valenti -
Adrienne Sternlicht and Fantast, winners of the $30,000 Land Rover Jumper Challenge presented by Jaguar, opening day at the 2019 Hampton Classic Horse Show. © Shawn McMillen -
2018 - Mclain Ward and HH Gigi's Girl win the $300,000 Hampton Classic Grand Prix © Shawn McMillen -
2018 - Shane Sweetnam win's the $30,000 Longines Rider Challenge for 2018 © Shawn McMillen -
2018 - Mimi Gochman won the $10,000 Equitation Championship presented by Palm Beach International Academy. © Shawn McMillen -
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2020 Hampton Classic Canceled
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Marty Bauman, 508-698-6810 x10; marty@classic-communications.com COVID-19 Pandemic Forces Event’s First Cancellation Bridgehampton, NY – June 5, 2020 – The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic has forced the cancellation of this year’s Hampton Classic Horse Show. The Hampton Classic, one of the world’s most prestigious equestrian events, would have been celebrating its 45th year in late August at its world-class show grounds in Bridgehampton, NY. The
The 44th annual Hampton Classic Horse Show featured more than 200 classes of hunter, jumper and equitation classes for approximately 1,500 horses and riders of all ages and abilities.
Bridgehampton, NY – September 6, 2019 – The 44th annual Hampton Classic Horse Show featured more than 200 classes of hunter, jumper and equitation classes for approximately 1,500 horses and riders of all ages and abilities. They competed in six beautifully manicured show rings across 65 acres. Riders from ten nations – including Olympic and World Cup champions – competed in five FEI classes, culminating in a brilliant win by Canada’s Olympic and World Cup veteran, Mario Deslauriers.
Canada’s Mario Deslauriers Captures the $300,000 DOHA.INC Grand Prix CSI4* to close the 44th Hampton Classic Horse Show
Ireland’s Shane Sweetnam wins $30,000 LONGINES Rider Challenge
The 44th edition of the Hampton Classic Horse Show ended in spectacular fashion Sunday, with two-time Canadian Olympic veteran, Mario Deslauriers, capturing the $300,000 DOHA.INC Grand Prix on his mount Bardolina.
Canada's Mario Deslauriers and Bardolina won the $300,000 DOHA.INC Grand Prix CSI4* to close out the 44th Hampton Classic Horse Show. © Shawn McMillen
An annual tradition signaling the end of summer and the famed Hamptons social season, the Classic hosts every level of horse and rider from the smallest lead-line competitor up to World Cup, World and Olympic champions.
Stephanie Danhakl Repeats Victory in the $10,000 Hermès Hunter Classic at the Hampton Classic Horse Show
Stephanie Danhakl gave it her best shot but couldn’t quite repeat her clean sweep of the top three places in the $10,000 Hermès Hunter Classic from 2018. She had to settle for first, second and sixth instead, in the final hunter competition at the 44th edition of the Hampton Classic horse show.
