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The Cosequin Lexington 4*-S at the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event presented by MARS Equestrian has announced its initial entries, showcasing prominent figures from US eventing alongside participants from Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Brazil. Leading the entries is defending champion and U.S.

Alise Oken from the United States finished her Winter Equestrian Festival campaign positively by leading the nine-year-old mare Lady Lex to victory in the $62,500 Vogel CSI2* Grand Prix. This event took place on the last Sunday of WEF 12, where Oken displayed her skill by surpassing a competitive field to secure the top prize.

The world’s best equestrians have arrived for the FEI World Cup™ Finals 2025, where elite competitors in jumping, dressage, and vaulting will go head-to-head for the prestigious titles. Taking place this week, the event promises thrilling performances, unparalleled horsemanship, and a showcase of the highest level of equestrian sport.

This week, TerraNova Equestrian Center welcomes riders, owners, and spectators to Dressage at TerraNova CDI-3 & National Level 5*, taking place April 3rd to 6th, 2025. As one of the premier dressage competitions in the country, this event will showcase top international and national competitors in a world-class setting just outside Sarasota and Bradenton, Florida.

The final event of the World Equestrian Center – Ohio Winter Classic series begins this week, bringing top-level show jumping competition to Wilmington, Ohio. Winter Classic #17, running from March 27th to 30th, 2025, marks the culmination of an exciting winter season, where riders and horses have showcased their talent in one of the country’s premier indoor equestrian venues.

The Sacramento Spring Classic 2 is set to begin this week at the Murieta Equestrian Center, bringing together top riders, competitive classes, and an exciting atmosphere for equestrian enthusiasts. As one of Northern California’s premier horse shows, the event will showcase elite talent across hunter, jumper, and equitation divisions.

FEI President Ingmar De Vos welcomed nearly 300 participants to the 14th FEI Sports Forum at the IMD Business School in Lausanne, emphasizing the Forum's importance as a platform for discussion ahead of the FEI General Assembly. During his opening address, he stressed the need to prioritize equine well-being over performance in training horses.