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A shared commitment to performance

Henrik von Eckermann, former world No. 1 for 33 months, is one of the most brilliant show jumpers of his generation. Of Swedish origin, he started riding late, at 15, without any particular predisposition according to him. This initial lack of ease therefore became his driving force: work, rigor, questioning, he climbed the ladder one by one, until joining the stables of Ludger Beerbaum, then reaching the world summit.
Today, based in the Netherlands with his wife Janika Sprunger, they run Cyor Stables, their own stable, reflecting their shared vision: performance, respect for the horse and human commitment.

“I always had that — I want to be the best one. But the way there is actually the nicest, and it's what you always think back to when you have some success. »

Henrik von Eckermann, a world reference

What makes Henrik von Eckermann a global icon today is not just his track record, but the way he built it: with patience, consistency, and a deep respect for the horse. His vision of the sport is based on demanding but fair riding, founded on trust, listening, and giving each horse time to express itself fully.
It is this philosophy that has allowed him to shine at the highest level. Henrik has distinguished himself on the international stage with numerous victories in Grand Prix, Nations Cups, and major championships. His talent, consistency, and commitment have earned him the world number one spot in the FEI rankings for 33 consecutive months—a historic record in show jumping—without ever losing sight of the essential: remaining true to his values and ethics as a rider.

- Individual bronze medal at the 2017 European Championships with Toveks Mary Lou.
- Team gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games with King Edward.
- Double world title (individual and team gold) at the 2022 Herning World Championships, with King Edward.
- Winner of the 2023 World Cup final in Omaha and 2024 in Riyadh with King Edward.

A strong partnership with Dada Sport

In 2023, with the launch of its first men's line, Dada Sport marked a major milestone by welcoming Henrik von Eckermann as its first men's ambassador. This partnership embodies shared values: the pursuit of performance, attention to detail, and a modern approach to equestrian elegance.
Demanding in his practice as well as in the choice of his equipment, Henrik finds at Dada Sport what he expects from a partner: comfort, technicality and freedom of movement, to accompany him on a daily basis, even on the biggest international slopes.

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