Milan Morssinkhof prize money
£984 won from 12 paid rounds and 0 wins between 2022 and 2025, ranked 979 of 3,331 riders show jumping has paid.
Prize money won rather than income. A money prize in this sport is awarded to the owner of the horse, so the figure above is what Milan Morssinkhof's rounds were worth rather than what Milan Morssinkhof was paid for riding them. There is no salary anywhere in show jumping to set beside it.
Milan Morssinkhof prize money by season
In time order, not sorted
A show jumping career does not climb the way a contract does. It moves with whichever horse is sound and in form, so a season with a top horse out of work looks like a collapse and is not one. VDL Quickthago alone accounts for 46.3% of everything Milan Morssinkhof has won.
The horses Milan Morssinkhof has been paid on
Prize money won, by horse
| Horse | Paid rounds | Wins | Share | Prize money |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VDL Quickthago | 3 | 46.3% | £455 | |
| Docile | 4 | 31.9% | £314 | |
| Leonidas 129 | 3 | 11.4% | £112 | |
| Checkpoint Chacco | 2 | 10.4% | £103 |
Every round Milan Morssinkhof has been paid for
Competition, placing and cheque
Every figure is converted to sterling so the rounds can be added up: show jumping pays in the currency of wherever it is run, which is euros at most of the calendar, sterling at the British shows and Swiss francs at Geneva.
Who the cheques were written to
The owners of record behind Milan Morssinkhof's rounds
| Owner of record | Paid rounds | Prize money |
|---|---|---|
| Morssinkhof Hoeve B.V. | 7 | £769 |
| Morssinkhof Hoeve | 3 | £112 |
| Stefan Morssinkhof | 2 | £103 |
This is the legal destination of the money rather than a sponsor list. Where the owner is a syndicate or a stable the cheque goes to the company; where the rider's own name appears, they owned the horse and kept the lot.
Where Milan Morssinkhof has been paid
Prize money won, by show
| Show | Paid rounds | Prize money |
|---|---|---|
| CH De Wolden, Zuidwolde | 9 | £846 |
| CSI Ommen | 2 | £120 |
| Outdoor Gelderland, Lichtenvoorde | 1 | £18 |
The riders either side of Milan Morssinkhof
Ranked 979 of 3,331, ahead of 70.6% of everyone the sport has paid
Frequently asked questions
How much prize money has Milan Morssinkhof won?
£984 across 12 paid rounds between 2022 and 2025, which ranks 979 of the 3,331 riders show jumping has paid.
Does Milan Morssinkhof keep that money?
Not all of it, and often not most of it. A money prize in equestrian sport is awarded to the owner of the horse rather than to the rider, and the rider is paid a share of it under a private agreement, usually alongside a monthly fee for keeping the horse in work. A rider who owns the horse keeps the whole cheque.
What is Milan Morssinkhof's biggest prize?
£353 for finishing 3rd in the Van Triest Veevoeders Prize at CH De Wolden, Zuidwolde in 2023.
Which horse has won Milan Morssinkhof the most?
VDL Quickthago, £455 across 3 paid rounds, which is 46.3% of everything Milan Morssinkhof has won.
Does Milan Morssinkhof have a salary?
No. Show jumping pays no wage at any level: there is no contract with a federation, no appearance money at most shows and no retainer. The money on this page is the whole of what the sport paid, and it was paid one round at a time.
Where to next
The riders around Milan Morssinkhof, and the rest of the sport
Riders either side on the money list
- Tonny Leeuwen
- Tabby Morgan-evans
- Stijn Hokse
- Rielke Roeland
- Mouhamad Jabri
- Britt Wiefferink
- Maureen Bonder
- Reto Weishaupt
- Julie De Pelsmaeker
- Nigel Olliffe
- Marwin van den Nieuwenhuijzen
- Nelson King
- Liam Nilsson
- Lauren Adams
- Emilie Sehested Boll
- Magnus Schmidt
- Elisa Van de Craats
- Rens Grootelaar
- Jennifer Jonkers
- Paula Pahl
Milan Morssinkhof's horses
Shows and seasons
The rest of the section
- The show jumping money list
- Prize money by horse
- Prize money by owner
- Netherlands show jumping prize money
- Prize money by nation
- Prize money by star level
- Every show, by what it pays
- What a Grand Prix pays
- What a class actually pays
- What it costs to be there
- Global Champions Tour prize money, 2026
- Show jumping prize money