About the Tour

We weren't exaggerating when we said big plans were in store for the Global Amateur Tour (GAT).

After an incredible 2024 tour season that exceeded all expectations, excitement is building for 2025.

We kicked off this year’s action with an Argentinian competition tour in May, followed by GAT Mexico in June. The energy continued in Europe with our first training tour in France, which concluded with riders and supporters attending the Global Champions Tour in Paris. Next, we introduced a brand-new destination—Germany—where our training tour riders were lucky enough to attend the prestigious CHIO Aachen World Equestrian Festival. Our European adventure wrapped up with a second French training tour in July.

The grand finale of this year's GAT calendar will take place in August at the Longines São Paulo CSI-W 5*, South America's premier international indoor showjumping event!

GAT 2025 has even more in store with training tours in Portugal, Germany, France and Italy and competition tours in Argentina, Mexico and Brazil.

This lineup is a dream come true for riders who have always aspired to train and compete overseas in some of the world's most exotic and vibrant riding locations. If this sounds like your calling, we encourage you to contact the GAT team to learn more about the application process.

GAT 2025 is filling up fast! Check out our 2025 calendar don't miss your opportunity to train and compete overseas in some of the world's best riding locations.

For more information about GAT, including details on how to join us, visit our FAQ page.

"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