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All thoroughbreds bred for racing and based in Britain are now eligible to be registered with the Retraining of Racehorses (RoR), as the industry aims to enhance equine traceability. Previously, registration was limited to horses that had either raced or trained with licensed trainers.

The Longines Global Champions Tour in Shanghai is poised to present an exciting event from May 2 to May 4, 2025, featuring 52 elite riders from around the world. Fans can anticipate a weekend filled with high-level competition and drama, as the top three finishers from last year's LGCT Grand Prix of Shanghai are set to compete again.

Semmieke Rothenberger from Germany achieved first place in the Horses & Dreams CDI3* Grand Prix held on April 23, 2025, riding her horse Farrington. This marks her fourth victory in the past five months in senior level competition. Rothenberger and the 15-year-old KWPN gelding received a score of 72.804%. Isabell Werth finished in second place, scoring 70.

The draw for the 2025 Mars Badminton Horse Trials has been revealed, indicating that Kirsty Chabert will be the first to compete on May 7 with her horse Classic VI. She will also ride Opposition Heraldik Girl later in the event. Last year's champions Caroline Powell and her horse Greenacres Special Cavalier have been drawn second, while Caroline will also pilot High Time in the 98th position.

The World Breeding Federation for Sport Horses has declared that the WBFSH Trophy will not take place this year due to the end of its partnership with Jan Tops' venue. The federation aims to focus on advancing the format of the studbook team event. Further details will be shared when available. Currently, no additional information can be provided.

Kristina Harrison-Antell and Finley danced their way to the top of the leaderboard in the Grand Prix (Qualifier for GPFS) at the Del Mar National Horse Show’s Dressage Week CDI3*, scoring an impressive 67.478%.The seasoned pair showcased elegance, precision, and harmony in their test, standing out in a competitive international field.

Amy Krebs and her powerful partner Jabantos stole the spotlight in the $30,000 Brownland Grand Prix Spring I at Brownland Farm, delivering a commanding performance to take the win. The pair made their mark in the highlight event of the week with a fast and flawless jump-off round that left no doubt they were the ones to beat.

Bjorn Ikast rode to victory in the $40,000 Spring Classic Grand Prix at the Paso Park Spring Classic, piloting Chicharito LS to a standout win. The experienced pair delivered a fast and faultless round under the lights, securing the top spot in a competitive field of show jumping talent.

It was a clean sweep for Kelly Mullen at Brownland Farm Spring I, where she dominated the $10,000 Brownland Derby—clinching first, second, and third place in an incredible showing of consistency and class.1st – El Nino2nd – Pine Valley3rd – ColtaireFrom start to finish, Mullen delivered masterful rides on all three mounts, proving she's a force to be reckoned with in the hunter ring.