Stockholm welcomes Global Champions Tour for first time

The LGCT and Global Champions League team event will take place in the city's Olympic Stadium and add another layer to Stockholm's rich equestrian heritage after hosting the Olympics in 1912 and 1956 and the World Equestrian Games in 1990.

Swede Peder Fredricson will lead the home charge, while Briton Ben Maher will be looking to make a decisive surge up the leaderboard as he seeks to defend last year's overall LGCT title.

Maher is the highest-ranked rider competing in Stockholm at fifth in the standings behind leader Daniel Deusser, Pieter Devos, Niels Bruynseels and Maikel van der Vleuten.



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Five-time Olympic medalist Ludger Beerbaum will also be in action alongside fellow Olympians such as Edwina Tops-Alexander, Scott Brash, Michael Whitaker, Nicola Philippaerts and Jerome Guery.

In the GCL, the Shanghai Swans will be looking to defend their eight-point lead over Miami Celtics with a further point back to St. Tropez Pirates back in third.

Stockholm joins New York and Montreal as three brand new venues for the expanded 2019 GCT circuit, which incorporates 20 stops.

It's the fourth leg of the Tour's 13-stop European swing before heading back across the Atlantic to Montreal, Canada and then on to New York ahead of the GC Prague Playoffs from November 21-24.

READ: Global Champions 2019: Schedule and results In the GCL, the Shanghai Swans will be looking to defend their eight-point lead over Miami Celtics with a further point back to St. Tropez Pirates back in third. Stockholm joins New York and Montreal as three brand new venues for the expanded 2019 GCT circuit, which incorporates 20 stops. Swede Peder Fredricson will lead the home charge, while Briton Ben Maher will be looking to make a decisive surge up the leaderboard as he seeks to defend last year's overall LGCT title. It's the fourth leg of the Tour's 13-stop European swing before heading back across the Atlantic to Montreal, Canada and then on to New York ahead of the GC Prague Playoffs from November 21-24. Swede Peder Fredricson will lead the home charge, while Briton Ben Maher will be looking to make a decisive surge up the leaderboard as he seeks to defend last year's overall LGCT title. The LGCT and Global Champions League team event will take place in the city's Olympic Stadium and add another layer to Stockholm's rich equestrian heritage after hosting the Olympics in 1912 and 1956 and the World Equestrian Games in 1990. Swede Peder Fredricson will lead the home charge, while Briton Ben Maher will be looking to make a decisive surge up the leaderboard as he seeks to defend last year's overall LGCT title. It's the fourth leg of the Tour's 13-stop European swing before heading back across the Atlantic to Montreal, Canada and then on to New York ahead of the GC Prague Playoffs from November 21-24. READ: Global Champions 2019: Schedule and results In the GCL, the Shanghai Swans will be looking to defend their eight-point lead over Miami Celtics with a further point back to St. Tropez Pirates back in third. READ: Global Champions 2019: Schedule and results READ: Global Champions 2019: Schedule and results In the GCL, the Shanghai Swans will be looking to defend their eight-point lead over Miami Celtics with a further point back to St. Tropez Pirates back in third. It's the fourth leg of the Tour's 13-stop European swing before heading back across the Atlantic to Montreal, Canada and then on to New York ahead of the GC Prague Playoffs from November 21-24. The LGCT and Global Champions League team event will take place in the city's Olympic Stadium and add another layer to Stockholm's rich equestrian heritage after hosting the Olympics in 1912 and 1956 and the World Equestrian Games in 1990. In the GCL, the Shanghai Swans will be looking to defend their eight-point lead over Miami Celtics with a further point back to St. Tropez Pirates back in third. Swede Peder Fredricson will lead the home charge, while Briton Ben Maher will be looking to make a decisive surge up the leaderboard as he seeks to defend last year's overall LGCT title. Maher is the highest-ranked rider competing in Stockholm at fifth in the standings behind leader Daniel Deusser, Pieter Devos, Niels Bruynseels and Maikel van der Vleuten. It's the fourth leg of the Tour's 13-stop European swing before heading back across the Atlantic to Montreal, Canada and then on to New York ahead of the GC Prague Playoffs from November 21-24. Stockholm joins New York and Montreal as three brand new venues for the expanded 2019 GCT circuit, which incorporates 20 stops. The LGCT and Global Champions League team event will take place in the city's Olympic Stadium and add another layer to Stockholm's rich equestrian heritage after hosting the Olympics in 1912 and 1956 and the World Equestrian Games in 1990. Five-time Olympic medalist Ludger Beerbaum will also be in action alongside fellow Olympians such as Edwina Tops-Alexander, Scott Brash, Michael Whitaker, Nicola Philippaerts and Jerome Guery. Stockholm joins New York and Montreal as three brand new venues for the expanded 2019 GCT circuit, which incorporates 20 stops.

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