From 13 to 17 May 2026 (to be confirmed by FEI), the best European young riders will compete at the third Zurich Youth Masters at the Horse Park Zurich-Dielsdorf, Switzerland. International show jumping competitions in various age groups are planned: A CSIO with Nations Cup in the categories Children (U14) and Juniors (U18), Young Riders (U21) and a CSI-U25 with a ranking class Grand Prix. Expect high-level sport and pure emotions for young and old in Switzerland’s most modern equestrian park.
We are very pleased to welcome Europe’s leading young riders.
We offer extensive services to our guests to make their journey, arrival and stay as pleasant and successful as possible.
We support our international riders with the boarder crossing and handling customs formalities with their horses as well as the search for a suitable nearby hotel. For your planning, the key dates of the competitions are already online on our website and the FEI approved schedule will be published as early as possible.
Follow the competitions in the live stream and via the live results of our partners from the comfort of your home or on the road.
After four successful editions at the end of August, the international junior tournament Zurich Youth Masters will take place at a new date next year, namely from 13 to 17 May 2026, once again at Horse Park Zurich-Dielsdorf.
The ZURICH YOUTH MASTERS 2025 came to an end with thrilling final rounds and numerous highlights from Switzerland’s talented show jumpers. Over five days, Europe’s best young show jumpers gathered at Horse Park Zurich-Dielsdorf to compete in a total of 27 competitions. Around 160 competitors from 13 countries made the fourth edition of the ZURICH YOUTH MASTERS a celebration of show jumping and international friendship. The focus was not only on sporting ambition, but also on team spirit, fairness and the promotion of ethical equestrian sport.
From 20 to 24 August 2025, Europe’s best young show jumpers will once again gather at the Horse Park Zurich-Dielsdorf. This year, around 160 riders from 12 countries will compete with 300 horses in a total of 27 international-level competitions at the fourth Zurich Youth Masters (ZYM). Within just a few years, the tournament has established itself as a fixture in the European junior calendar and enjoys great popularity both at home and abroad.
