World-class sport awaits when the international showjumping elite gathers in Falsterbo this summer. The nations set to compete in the 2026 edition of the Agria Falsterbo Nations Cup have now been confirmed.
During Falsterbo Horse Show 2026, 4-12 July, some of the world’s strongest jumping nations will come together on Sweden’s southern coast to compete in one of the season’s most prestigious team competitions, held at one of the sport’s most iconic venues. With World Championship selections approaching, the stakes are high and the competition is expected to be fierce as teams battle for victory in the Agria Falsterbo Nations Cup 2026.
The following nations are confirmed to compete in Agria Falsterbo Nations Cup 2026:
- Sweden
- Denmark
- Great Britain
- Germany
- Switzerland
- USA
- France
- Belgium
- Ireland
- Mexico
– Falsterbo brings together some of the world’s strongest jumping nations and the level of sport this year will be exceptionally high. We have seen tremendous interest in our invitations, both from teams and individual riders! With the World Championships in Aachen just around the corner, Falsterbo will be an important benchmark for many combinations, especially as Frank Rothenberger will design the courses both in Falsterbo and at the Championships in Aachen. In addition, both events are held on grass, making Falsterbo an important preparation ahead of the World Championships, says Josephine Sjölin, Sport Manager at Falsterbo Horse Show.
Sweden’s Chef d’Équipe Henrik Ankarcrona is also looking forward to this year’s competition:
– Falsterbo is always the highlight of the summer for us, and this year the competition feels especially important as it will be our final major event before the World Championships. For me as Chef d’Équipe, it is a valuable opportunity to see the horses perform at the highest level before selecting the team for Aachen. Both the riders and I are very much looking forward to the week in Falsterbo. The competition will be incredibly tough, everyone is fighting for a place on a championship team, says Henrik Ankarcrona.
In addition to the Agria Falsterbo Nations Cup, riders from the participating nations will also compete in crowd favourites such as the Falsterbo Derby and the prestigious Rolex Grand Prix, which concludes the week on the afternoon of 12th July.
Beyond the world-class sport, Falsterbo Horse Show offers a unique summer experience where international equestrian sport meets beaches, Scandinavian summer lifestyle, shopping, food experiences and activities for the whole family. Every year, over 60 000 visitors travel to Falsterbo to experience the special atmosphere that has made the event one of the highlights of the European summer season.