
About the Tour
The Global Amateur Tour: A Sell-Out Success in 2025 - Now Taking Applications for 2026!
After a phenomenal 2024 season that exceeded all expectations, the Global Amateur Tour (GAT) has stepped it up even further in 2025, and what a year it’s been so far! Every single tour has sold out, with riders from around the world coming together to train, compete, and experience the magic of international showjumping at its best.
From the rolling vineyards of Portugal to the world-class arenas of Germany and the electric energy of Brazil’s biggest international shows, GAT continues to redefine what it means to be an amateur rider on the global stage. And for the first time, we are bringing the GAT experience to North America, introducing a brand-new USA hybrid tour that combines elite training with competition.
Our 2025 calendar included:
• 🌍 Training Tours in Portugal (x2), Germany (x2), France, and Italy
• 🏆 Competition Tours in Argentina, Mexico, and Brazil
• 🦅 USA Hybrid Tour - A unique blend of top-level coaching and competition
And with every single tour fully booked, we’re now turning our focus to what’s next…
🌟 Applications for 2026 are officially open! - APPLY TODAY
We’ve already confirmed six unforgettable destinations, and early bird pricing is available now. Whether you’re chasing performance goals, world-class coaching, or the adventure of a lifetime, 2026 is your chance to join the GAT family and ride on the international stage.
📩 Ready to take the leap? Visit our FAQ page to learn more or contact our team today.
Let’s make 2026 your year.
"Having the opportunity to compete in the Mexico leg of the Global Amateur Tour was a fantastic experience. I had a great horse, the course and competition were fantastic. Everyone was so warm and welcoming and a beautiful country."
Susie McLeod, New Zealand
"The GAT tour was a huge learning experience, the most fun I have ever had in my life, and an opportunity that I definitely hope to have again in the future! The experience of riding internationally just cannot be overstated."
Gemma Alexander González - Australia