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20 May 2026

MUST WATCH MOMENT: Madrid Masterclass for Thibeau Spits and Impress

At just 25 years old, Thibeau Spits delivered one of the standout rounds of the Longines Global Champions Tour of Madrid aboard Impress-K van’t Kattenheye Z. Relive the flawless Round 1 performance and hear directly from the Belgian rider after an unforgettable ride.

MUST WATCH MOMENT: Madrid Masterclass for Thibeau Spits and Impress

At just 25 years old, delivered one of the standout moments of Stage 4 of the with a picture-perfect Round 1 aboard his talented stallion,.

The Belgian pairing, already etched into LGCT history after their breakthrough win at the 2024 Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix of Riesenbeck, looked every bit like contenders once again under the Madrid sun. On a demanding track where faults came fast and margins were razor thin, Spits and Impress delivered a smooth, confident clear that immediately raised the question - could this be the beginning of another major result together?

Speaking moments after the round from horseback, Spits could hardly hide his admiration for the horse beneath him.

“One of the best rounds I’ve ever done together. I think it’s a very challenging course but he gave me such a confidence feeling. He jumped it so easy from start to finish.”

Despite a few moments where the clock looked tight, the young Belgian never appeared under pressure, instead riding with a calmness and trust that reflected the growing maturity of one of the sport’s most exciting combinations.

“I thought I was gonna be a bit tight for the time because I had a few distances not really how I hoped for, but I felt so relaxed. I had an amazing feeling out there and I really enjoyed it.”

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Their connection was evident from the first fence to the last. Impress-K van’t Kattenheye Z once again showed the scope, carefulness and rideability that has elevated the pair onto the world stage.

Now sitting 15th in the LGCT Championship standings and just 25 points behind second place, Spits is continuing to build momentum in what is becoming a breakthrough championship campaign.

“It’s an amazing horse and I’m very, very fortunate to have him.”

The pair would eventually finish fourth overall in Madrid, but Round 1 felt like something bigger than just a qualifying performance. It was another statement from a partnership that continues to evolve - and a reminder that when Thibeau Spits and Impress-K van’t Kattenheye Z find their rhythm, they have the ability to challenge anyone in the sport.

And when asked whether he would take risks in the jump-off, Spits made his intentions clear.

“Always give it a try.”

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