REVOLUTION DIGITAL

THE HORSE AND CROWN

The relationship Rolex has with equestrianism dates back over 60 years to its first Testimonee, British showjumper Pat Smyth, a pioneer for women in sport who inspired the generations that have followed. The sport of showjumping and Rolex have developed in tandem through their long-lasting bond, safeguarding their complementary traditions of horsemanship on one side and craftsmanship on the other, whilst ensuring that every opportunity of innovation enables the sport and the relationship to grow and to become the pinnacle of equestrianism. It was no surprise to see six Rolex Testimonees on the riders’ list for the Royal Windsor Horse Show – Rolex has been the official partner since 2016 – elevating it to one of the most

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