October 21, 2018 – It was a blue ribbon for Israel’s Daniel Bluman and mount Entano in the $70,000 1.50m Sunday Classic CSI 5* at Tryon International Equestrian Center (TIEC). The duo raced to the first place finish in 41.599 seconds, besting the class of 34. Riding into second place was Sharn Wordley (NZL) and his own Casper, a 2006 Oldenburg gelding (Contender x Baloubet du Rouet), completing the short-course in 43.607 seconds. Third place honors were bestowed upon Kristen Vanderveen (USA) and the Bull Run Jumpers Six LLC’s 2006 Hanoverian gelding (Caspar x Quidam de Revel), Bull Run’s Almighty, who ended their jump-off in 44.598 seconds.

Daniel Bluman (ISR) & Entano won the $40,000 1.50m Husky Energy Classic CSI 5* last Thursday during ‘The Continental’ at Spruce Meadows in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

The Colombian-born rider equestrian who competes under the Israeli flag and the 9-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding (Namelus R x Numero Uno) claimed the victory by registering the second consecutive penalty-free performance in 37.880 seconds…

On three different horses, no less.

When you’re hot, you’re hot.

And right now Israeli show jumper Daniel Bluman is on tear of ghost pepper proportions. (That is to say, punishingly hot.)

The streak started last Saturday, when the two-time Olympian for Colombia (Bluman has since changed nationalities) led the victory gallop in the $205,000 NetJets Grand Prix CSI4* at the Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF) in Wellington, FL with his veteran partner, Sancha LS.

“This is my eighth season with Sancha in Wellington,” said Bluman at the time…

With six horses currently competing at the Grand Prix level in show jumping, Daniel Bluman has slowly and steadily worked his way to the top through great horsemanship and care.

Already in 2018, Bluman, 28, accomplished two huge CSI Grand Prix triumphs and one national Grand Prix in Wellington on three different horses all within two weeks…

On March 27, a panel discussion was held in Wellington, Florida, to discuss the future of show jumping. At that discussion Israeli show jumper Daniel Bluman posed the question: “Are there realistic chances or opportunities for a middle-class 12-year-old in this country to pursue show jumping? Or has this sport in North America become something that is out of reach for kids who aren’t really well off? Do you think that’s affecting our sport in North America because we don’t have that fan base?”...

Horse show jumping is not the first thing that comes to mind when one thinks of Israeli sport.

While that isn’t about to change anytime soon, the Hatikva national anthem has in recent months been played in some of the world’s biggest show jumping competitions, something that was unthinkable not that long ago...

In Wellington the 1m40 of today was won by Daniel Bluman and his Esmee. The combination jumped a beautiful clear round in 63.45 seconds.

Daniel Bluman believes he is riding “one of the fastest horses in the world” and he proved that he could just be right by chalking up the fastest time of the 117 starters in the $6,000 FEI Bainbridge 1.40m class on the opening day of week 11 on Wednesday, March 21, at the 2018 Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF).

When Daniel Bluman and one of his six prized mounts ride into the winner’s circle, it lifts the spirits of Team Israel.

Two years ago, the Colombian-born two-time Olympian with dual citizenship changed nationalities to his mother Orly’s home country to compete for Israel...

Surrounded by a family tree of fellow equine enthusiasts, horses are clearly in the blood of Daniel Bluman. The decorated 27-year-old athlete has already accumulated an impressive resume of accolades from competitions spanning the globe, with his eyes forward towards the upcoming World Equestrian Games and the 2020 Olympic Games. Currently competing at the Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF), the young Colombian-Israeli rider is a formidable force in the ring becoming known for his winning ways, with the road paved for continued success. More than simply a competitor, Bluman is a quality example for the younger generation of what a horseman should aim to be...

Toronto, Ontario – Two-time Olympian Daniel Bluman of Israel opened international show jumping competition at the Royal Horse Show with a win in the $35,000 International Jumper Power and Speed on Tuesday, November 7, at the CSI4*-W Royal Horse Show, held as part of the 95th Royal Agricultural Winter Fair running through November 13 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

In addition to Bluman, top show jumping athletes representing Belgium, Ireland, New Zealand, the United States, and the home nation of Canada contested the $35,000 International Jumper Power and Speed on Tuesday afternoon, opening five days of international competition at the Royal Horse Show…

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Daniel Bluman (ISR) proved it was a case of saving the best for last in today's 12-rider jump-off after he stormed to an electric win on the final day of the Longines Global Champions Tour of Madrid with Bacara d’Archonfosse. With the grandstands packed once more, the crowd were kept on the edge of their seats during the final day of competition, right up to the final fence as an electric COPA S.M. EL REY - Trofeo Volvo tested the very best show jumpers in the world.

Daniel Buman le fédérateur