Boneo Park World Cup returns with Australian league title still on the line
Showjumping is back underway at Boneo Park, with the 2026 Boneo Park World Cup presented by SFS Fencing Australia once again attracting competitors from across the country to Victoria's Mornington Peninsula. Running from 6-8 November, the event will host a CSI-W World Cup Qualifier alongside Children's, Junior, Young Rider, Mini Prix, Future Stars, Young Horse and Amateur Championship classes.
There will also be a range of open height classes, as well as the Magic Millions Queensland Off-The-Track Cup Qualifier, which provides Victorian Thoroughbreds with the opportunity to qualify for the QOTT Cup Final at the Magic Millions Polo & Showjumping event on the Gold Coast in January 2027. Josh Collins and stallion Cornel will be looking to add a third World Cup victory to their season tally after impressive wins at Willinga Park and Sydney International.
Jamie Kermond and Yalambi's Lord Byron will be hoping to go one better after their close runner-up finish to Josh and Cornel in Sydney. Meanwhile, Emma Collins and Oaks Abracadabra will be aiming to defend the title they won at last year's Boneo Park World Cup.
Sam Overton and Oaks Cassanova bring a wealth of World Cup experience, having not only claimed multiple World Cup qualifier victories over the years but also represented Australia at the 2023 FEI World Cup Final in Omaha. Rob Palm and Jaybee Vibrant, Phillip Lever and Billionaire NZPH, and Sarah McMillan and Tyrone all bring World Cup Qualifier-winning experience to the field.
With emerging talents such as Charlie Magnier making his World Cup debut aboard Ogano, and 2026 FEI World Championship representative Jamie Winning-Kermond set to compete aboard Tulara Daquine, the field is packed with quality combinations. It all points to a thrilling conclusion to the 2026 Australian World Cup League.
As it stands, Madeline Sinderberry leads the league on 72 points, ahead of Rhys Stones on 60 and Sarah McMillan on 55. Sinderberry is not entered for the Boneo Park World Cup, while Stones will campaign Riverton All Star and McMillan is once again entered with Tyrone.
With a World Cup win worth 20 points, the final league standings remain wide open. The league winner has the opportunity to compete at the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup Final in Gothenburg, Sweden (23-28 March 2027).
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