The Longines Grand Prix of Dublin was the last International Class of this year's 2010 Fáilte Ireland Dublin Horse Show and on offer was a total prize of €200,000.  McLain Ward of the USA took home the lion's share of the Euros after putting in the quickest second clear round of the class.  Riding one of his up and coming stars, 10-year old Antares G, a grey Dutch Warmblood gelding, Ward's was one of six clear rounds.

Ireland was well represented in the top finishers with Billy Twomey who hails from County Cork taking third place and Denis Lynch from Tipperary in sixth.  France's current top star, Kevin Staut, who has just climbed to the top of the Rolex FEI Jumper rankings, grabbed second place by just 0.06 of a second riding his top horse, Selle Francais stallion Crack Boom Bois Margot.  

Other top placings were:  Staut's French teammate Roger Yves Bost riding Ideal De La Loge in fourth place, and U.S. Olympian Laura Kraut, riding Cedric in Fifth.