Riders

• Where is the Royal Jump held and when does it take place?

The Royal Jump 2026 takes place at Château de Bertichères, in Chaumont-en-Vexin (Oise, France), from Thursday May 28 to Sunday May 31, 2026.

 

• What competitions are offered at the Royal Jump?

The Royal Jump offers several types of competitions.
On the international side, it hosts CCI classes including CCI1 Intro, CCI2-S, CCI2*-L, CCI3*-S, CCI3*-L, CCI4*-S and CCI4*-L**, as well as pony classes CCIP1* and CCIP2*.

On the national side, the program includes Show Jumping Challenges (CSO), Derbies, and Six-Bar competitions.

Depending on the class, formats, heights, and entry requirements may vary, so it is important to check the appropriate circuit before entering. (See competition rules)

 

• What are the different CSO Challenge tours?

The CSO Challenges are divided into four circuits:

• Royal Small Tour: 1.00 m to 1.05 m
• Royal Medium Tour: 1.10 m to 1.15 m
• Royal Big Tour: around 1.20 m
• Royal Gold Tour: 1.30 m and 1.35 m

The Gold Tour is open to both amateur and professional riders.

Each challenge consists of three rounds held over four days.

 

• What derby classes are available?

The derbies offer several formats depending on level:

• Derby Cross Club 3 & Pony 2 – 60 cm
• Derby Cross Club 2 & Pony 1 – 70 cm
• Derby Club 1 & Pony Elite – 80 cm
• Derby Cross Club Elite, Amateur 4, and Pony As 2 – 90 cm
• Derby CSO Amateur 2 Speed – 1.05 m
• Derby CSO Pro 3 Speed – 1.25 m

The derbies take place in the Château park, including water crossings.

 

• What are the Six-Bar competitions?

The Six-Bar competitions take place in the main arena on Saturday, May 30, 2026.

Two classes are offered:

• Amateur Six-Bar (Class #16): Amateur Elite special, no time, at 1.30 m
• Pro Six-Bar (Class #17): Pro 1 special, no time, at 1.40 m

The format consists of a line of six vertical fences spaced approximately 11 meters apart.

 

• How do I enter a competition at the Royal Jump?

Entries depend on the circuit:

• International CCI classes: entries must be submitted via the FEI entry system
• National competitions: entries are made online only via the FFE platform

• What is the entry deadline? Can I enter on site?

Entries must be made online only, between the opening date and the closing date set to Monday, May 18, 2026 at midnight for national competitions.

⚠️ No entries can be made on site.

 

• What documents are required to participate?

All riders must comply with required documentation:

– CSO Challenges & Six-Bar: valid 2026 FFE license + competition license adapted to the class level

– Derbies: valid FFE license with current medical certificate, competition license, and required riding level (Galop) depending on the class

 

• Are there specific qualifications or conditions for horses?

No specific qualifications are required for CSO Challenges, derbies, or Six-Bar classes.

However, some classes have age restrictions:

• Amateur and Pro derbies and Six-Bar classes are limited to horses aged 7 years and older

The Amateur 4 Derby Cross is also open to Club license holders.

 

• Is the stable included in the entry fee?

This depends on the class:

• CSO Challenges: entry includes all three rounds, a straw box for the duration of the event, and 6 accreditations
• Derbies: the box is included only for the Pro 3 Derby; for others, it must be booked separately (4 accreditations included)
• Six-Bar: entry includes participation, but the box must be booked separately (4 accreditations included)

 

• What must be done before arrival?

Before arriving, all sanitary and logistical requirements must be completed.

You must download the BORG EVENTS app to fill in:

• your vehicle arrival form (truck or car)
• your stable grouping request

This step is mandatory.

 

• Is there a veterinary inspection upon arrival?

Yes. Upon arrival, horses will undergo inspection including:

• microchip identification
• vaccination check
• clinical examination (including temperature)
• verification of temperature records for the previous 3 days

Access will be refused to any horse not properly vaccinated.

 

• How do I book electricity access for my vehicle?

Electric hook-ups must be booked via FFE Compet.

A pass will then be issued and collected at the riders’ welcome desk.
It is strongly recommended to book in advance.

 

• Where can I find start lists and results?

Start lists and results will be available on the official timing website: Horse & Competitions

They will also be displayed at the riders’ office on site.

 

• Is accommodation available on site?

Yes, accommodation options are available:

• On-site camping (by reservation)
• On-site glamping (by reservation)

Glamping: https://www.royal-jump.com/glamping-2/
Camping: https://www.royal-jump.com/billetterie/

 

• Who should I contact for questions?

• For sport-related questions: organisation@royal-jump.com
• For stables, arrivals, or logistics: please use the mandatory BORG EVENTS app