Overview Major League Show Jumping is a CSI5* league that turns show jumping into a team sport: franchises declare four riders, send three into each team competition, and the day ends in a head-to-head Podium Jump-Off between the two best teams. Every leg carries a team class with at least $100,000 in prize money alongside the usual five-star individual classes. Season 6, in 2026-27, runs nine legs across Canada, the United States and Mexico: Toronto, Traverse City, Greenwich, Hudson Valley, Tryon, two in Palm Springs, Lexington and a final in Monterrey, where the season's top teams and individuals are decided. On site The team class is jumped at 1.50 meters. In the first round all three riders count, judged against the clock, and the top four teams go to a first jump-off, where each team picks two of its three riders. The two fastest teams go to a first-place showdown and the next two to a third-place one, and the rider who has not yet jumped rides it heads-up, with three seconds added for each knockdown. Teams go in reverse order of their finish at the previous leg, and at the final the season leader goes last. The order of go is drawn at a draw party the evening before. Legs stream live on MLSJTV, and ClipMyHorse.TV has carried MLSJ legs, Greenwich 2025 among them. Talent and Influencers For Season 6, Team KPF was owned by Kent Farrington and managed by Rodrigo Pessoa, Desert International Horse Park owned the Roadrunners, and Bluman Equestrian owned Maccabi United, whose Season 5 lineup was the cousins Daniel, Ilan and Mark Bluman. In Season 5 Farrington won his second individual title and Pessoa won the closing Grand Prix in Monterrey. Canadian rider Chris Pratt won the five-star qualifier at the same final. Track record Maccabi United won the Season 5 team title at Club Hipico La Silla in Monterrey in May 2026, ahead of the Archers and the Trelawny Trailblazers. The Greenwich leg sold out in 2025. Season 6 opened in Toronto in September 2026, where Farrington took one of the opening individual wins and the Roadrunners won the first team competition. Brand presence League partners listed on the MLSJ site include ClipMyHorse.TV, which streams the legs, Equestrian Digital, which runs results and standings, and the apparel brands Struck and Cabana Coast. Each leg also carries its own sponsors: Rolex was named event sponsor for Greenwich in 2026. Franchise owners have included riders, a riding family's business and a horse park.