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Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ – TorontoIn Toronto, the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ North American League returns for another thrilling chapter of the 2025/2026 season. Elite riders from across the continent and beyond will vie for crucial points toward the coveted World Cup Final, all set against Toronto’s vibrant cityscape and top-tier facilities.

A vote was held at the General Assembly of the World Equestrian Federation (FEI) in Hong Kong on the planned change to the so-called "blood rule" in show jumping.The result: 56 member nations voted in favor of relaxing the rule, 20 against.The German Equestrian Federation (FN) remains opposed to the change and emphasizes that the welfare of the horse is its top priority.

November 5–9From California’s sunlit coastlines to Florida’s palm-lined arenas, this week’s lineup on ClipMyHorse.TV delivers a spectacular mix of hunter, jumper, and equitation action from some of the nation’s most celebrated venues.Out West, the Paso Park Oak Tree Classic in Paso Robles invites riders to the heart of California wine country for a week of sport and community.

The National Horse Show once again welcomed North America’s top junior riders to the Alltech Arena at the Kentucky Horse Park for the 2025 ASPCA Maclay National Championship, presented by Chansonette Farm. The prestigious equitation final marked the grand conclusion of two weeks of elite competition in Lexington, Kentucky.

As the leaves fall and pumpkins pop up in every barn aisle, it can only mean one thing — spooky season has arrived! Whether your horse is a brave eventer or a certified “spook at his own shadow” type, Halloween brings out the fun side of barn life. From costume classes to pumpkin treats, here are some ways horses (and their humans) get into the Halloween spirit.🦄 1.