Aliz Alasztics
Aliz Alasztics is one of the leading talents of Hungarian show jumping. A former National Champion in the Children, Junior and Young Rider categories, she has already proven her talent at senior level, winning medals against experienced competitors despite her young age. During her career, she achieved an outstanding sixth-place individual finish at the Children’s European Championships in Ireland. She was also a member of one of the most successful Hungarian Young Rider teams in history, which secured seventh place at the European Championships.
As a member of the Hungarian senior national team, Aliz competed in Greece at the end of May 2026, where her faultless round made a significant contribution to the team’s success. Thanks to this, the national team was able to claim third place on the podium. For the past two years, she has formed a successful partnership with My Way VL, a 10-year-old gelding by Mylord Carthago, bred by Laszló Vincze. Under the guidance of coach Istvan Nemeth, horse and rider continue to develop steadily, with their sights firmly set on reaching the highest level of international show jumping.
Anna Simicska
Anna Simicska, member of the Hungarian national team and rider of Harskuti Lovasklub, first attracted international attention in 2023 with a series of outstanding performances. At the Young Rider Nations Cup in the Czech Republic, she delivered two faultless rounds aboard Hamanta B, playing a key role in Hungary’s team victory. Later that year, she also impressed at the Young Rider European Championships in Italy, where she and Hamanta B qualified for the individual final – a significant achievement for Hungarian show jumping. This season, Anna has successfully stepped up to senior level, representing Hungary in the Nations Cups of Mannheim and Thessaloniki, where she contributed valuable performances to the national team.
Her trusted partner is the 10-year-old Kansas VL, a talented gelding by Kannan, bred by László Vincze. With his exceptional abilities and remarkable potential, Kansas VL has proven to be an ideal partner for Anna on the international stage. Anna Simicska’s career trajectory clearly identifies her as one of the most promising talents in Hungarian show jumping, with an exciting future ahead.
Tamás Mráz
Following in his father’s footsteps, Tamas Mraz chose the sport of show jumping. Based in Nemesgulacs, he runs his own equestrian club as well as a successful sport horse breeding operation. Throughout his career, he delivered numerous faultless rounds as a member of the Hungarian Children’s, Junior and Young Rider national teams, and later progressed to compete at the highest, five-star level of international show jumping. He was also a member of the Hungarian team that finished fifth in the Nations Cup at the prestigious CSIO Mannheim.
Among his most notable international achievements are a Top 50 finish at the 2025 European Championships, a faultless round aboard Viva Cent at the FEI World Cup in Leipzig, seventh place in the five-star FEI World Cup Grand Prix of Helsinki, and fifth place in the 155 cm Grand Prix class at the CSI event in Munich. Over the past years, he has claimed numerous international Grand Prix victories and podium finishes at CSI competitions in France and Italy. Most recently, he enjoyed further success at the Longines EEF Series event in Thessaloniki, Greece, where he was a member of the Hungarian team that finished third in the Nations Cup and also secured an individual third-place finish in the Grand Prix.
Balázs Horváth
Five-time individual Hungarian Champion – three of those titles achieved with PM Jumping Lady, a horse he trained himself. He has competed in three Senior European Championships. Throughout his riding career, he has claimed Grand Prix victories across nearly all major events in Hungary and Central-Eastern Europe. He has represented the Hungarian team more than 50 times in Nations Cup competitions. Since 2023, he has served as the Chef d’Equipe of the Hungarian senior show jumping team. Alongside his professional and leadership roles in the sport, he runs a competition stable at the Vilagosi Equestrian Centre in Balatonvilagos and continues to compete actively.
Photos: CSIO Budapest / Krisztina Hajdu