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The FEI has partnered with non-profit organisation #WeRideTogether to launch a new online safeguarding course, now available for free on FEI Campus. The training is designed for everyone involved in equestrian sport—athletes, coaches, parents, officials, grooms, administrators, and volunteers—and promotes awareness, prevention, and intervention around misconduct and abuse.

The draw for the Les Trois Rois FEI Dressage World Cup™ Final took place at the iconic St. Jakobshalle. Belgium’s Larissa Pauluis and Flambeau will be first down the centerline in Friday’s Grand Prix, while France’s Corentin Pottier and Gotilas Du Feuillard will be the final pair to compete.

Laura Kraut (USA) has withdrawn from the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Final 2025 in Basel after her top horse Baloutinue sustained a minor injury. Initially selected as one of nine U.S. riders for the Final, Kraut decided in consultation with her team to give the gelding time to recover.Speaking to worldofshowjumping.

Danish dressage rider Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour has maintained her position as the world's leading dressage rider for another month.The latest update of the FEI world rankings confirms that she continues to hold the top spot with 2024 points, surpassing German rider Isabell Werth, who remains in second place with 1855 points.

World number five showjumper Ben Maher secured a significant victory in the United States following a foot injury sustained in a non-equestrian accident. Competing at the Adequan WEF Challenge in Wellington International, Florida, on 27 March, just two days after fracturing his foot, Maher rode his mount Point Break to triumph.

Dressage took centre stage on the first day of the 2025 FEI Sports Forum in Lausanne, with the discipline’s current challenges addressed head-on by the newly formed Dressage Strategic Action Plan working group.