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The Global Amateur Tour doesn’t end when the tour does. Often, it is just the beginning. This year, two talented Australian riders proved exactly that. Caitlin Pritchard and Paige Baxter came to Mexico to compete at the CSI2* International and left with career-changing opportunities they never saw coming. Caity Pritchard riding for Australia at the Global Amateur Tour 1.10 Championship Caitlin Pritchard 🇦🇺 Caitlin rode her way into Puebla with the same determination she bri

This is what the Global Amateur Tour is all about. Riders from across the world, stepping onto international soil, riding borrowed horses, and competing at the CSI2* Puebla International. Some came to compete abroad for the very first time. All of them left with friendships forged, doors opened, and memories that will last a lifetime. Here's how the 2026 GAT Mexico Championship unfolded.

Eight riders, Five countries, Eight borrowed horses - One incredible international showjumping destination. As we reach the halfway point of the 2026 Global Amateur Tour Mexico, it’s safe to say this tour is already delivering everything that makes GAT so special. From international training and borrowed horse partnerships to ancient pyramids, world-class facilities, and lifelong friendships, the past week has been packed with unforgettable experiences. Our adventure began in

The GAT Mexico Tour is shaping up to be something special, and the rider list says it all. From the cattle country of New South Wales to the mountains of Utah, from the Western Australian coast to the lakes of Ontario and the pampas of Argentina, this group is heading to Puebla with one thing in common: a love of the sport and the courage to chase it across borders.