Core Points - The 2025 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup China League Wuhan Station concluded successfully, marking a significant event in the equestrian sports calendar [2] - The event featured over 547 horse-rider combinations from 60 clubs across 25 cities in China, as well as international participants from countries including Australia, South Africa, Ukraine, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Jordan, and the Netherlands [1] - The competition included various levels of individual and team events, culminating in the highlight 1.45m Longines FEI World Cup event [1] Group 1 - The 1.45m Longines World Cup saw Chinese rider Liang Ruiji and his horse "Lan Luna" win with zero penalties in a time of 45.74 seconds [1] - Chinese rider Mula Deli and his horse "Qing Qichu" secured second place with 4 penalties in 42.39 seconds, while German rider Bernd Klein took third place with 4 penalties in 43.93 seconds [1] - In the 1.40m Longines World Cup qualifying event, three Chinese riders achieved notable results: 14-year-old Sun Ruirui won with his horse "Pudding," followed by Jiang Zhixiang in second with "Xiao V," and Duan Yihua in third with "Mu Xu" [4] Group 2 - The 2025 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup China League Wuhan Station is noted as the most prestigious international equestrian event held in Wuhan to date, with record participation [4] - This event marks Wuhan's first hosting of an international two-star FEI jumping competition, filling a gap in the city's previous lack of such events [4]