Hartwall Arena in Helsinki. Here the second competition of the 2011/2012 Western European League was held. The World Cup competition started on October 23 at 2:45 pm. The show jumping course was built by Guilherme Jorge from Brazil. In the first round nine riders with their horses had no faults. In the jump-off Patrice Delaveau had the very fastest time (35.14 seconds) but one jumping fault. Four riders had no faults in the jump-off, Pius Schwizer won again a World Cup competition. With this result Schwizer is nearly sure qualified for the 2012 World Cup final. The competition had a total prize money of €110,000. (top 3 of 37 competitors) 3rd competition: Lyon Since 2009 the Equitá Lyon is a World Cup event. In 2011 the event was held from October 26 to October 30 in the Eurexpo in Lyon. The World Cup competition was held at 3:00 pm on October 30. The show jumping course was built by German course designer Frank Rothenberger. Nine riders had no faults in round one, one rider (Malin Baryard-Johnsson) had one time fault. The competitors had times from 40.88 bis 44.24 seconds in the jump-off. The fastest time in the jump-off had Rolf-Göran Bengtsson, he was also faultless so he won the competition. A purse of €200,000 was distributed in this competition. (top 3 of 40 competitors) 4th competition: Verona The Italian competition of the Western European League was held from November 3 to November 6, 2011 as part of the trade fair Fieracavalli. Location of this event was the Veronafiere in Verona. In round 1, Eric Lamaze ride his horse Hickstead. After finishing the course, Hickstead collapsed and died. At the request of the riders the competition was stopped. A minute of silence was held after this. 5th competition: Stuttgart As part of the Stuttgart German Masters the fifth competition of the 2011/2012 Western European League was held. The event was held from November 16 to November 20, 2011 in the Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle in Stuttgart. The Grand Prix of Stuttgart, the World Cup competition, has held at November 20 at 2:55 pm. The course was built, like last year, by local course designer Christa Jung. The Grand Prix was held less than one week before the last competition of this year's Global Champions Tour, nevertheless many international top riders had started here. The first round was built very difficult, eight horse-rider-pairs including last