Major League Show Jumping returns to Greenwich Polo Club — one of the crown jewels of the global fall equestrian circuit and the only CSI5* stop in the Northeast. For four days, the historic Connecticut backcountry venue transforms its former polo field into a temporary international stadium hosting Olympic-level riders from 14+ countries competing for a $340,000 Grand Prix purse. This is elite sport meets Greenwich society. The 2025 edition drew a sold-out crowd, with Kent Farrington taking his eighth five-star Grand Prix win of the year — joined by riders from Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, France, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Israel, New Zealand, Portugal, and Qatar. Names on the start list have included Rodrigo Pessoa, Richard Vogel, Tiffany Foster, Conor Swail, Gregory Wathelet, Daniel Bluman, and the strongest American field of the season. The audience is unmistakable: the Fairfield County and Manhattan equestrian set — multi-generational wealth, distinguished families, young entrepreneurs, and the kind of cultural tastemakers who have made Greenwich Polo Club a destination since 1981. The club has previously hosted Prince Harry's Sentebale Royal Salute Polo Cup and counts the celebrated White Birch polo team among its residents. For sponsors, this is white-space access to a uniquely affluent, brand-loyal audience in one of America's wealthiest zip codes — paired with international FEI-televised reach through the MLSJ broadcast partnership.