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If you are interested in the best of the various equestrian sports then you've come to the right place! We are dedicated to bringing you the biggest international events and series, such as the FEI World Cup™ and Nations Cup™ series as well as World and European Championships, and providing you with sensational additional features and content. All of these incredible events, right at your fingertips!

Experience the Longines FEI WBFSH Dressage World Breeding Championship for Young Horses 2024 live from Ermelo! From September 4 to September 8, 2024, dressage fans from across the globe will have their sights set and be fully focused on the incredible competition set to take place in Ermelo. You can watch all the action live on FEI.TV.

Over these four days, some of the most promising young dressage horses in the world will be showcasing their unbelievable talent, skill and potential for the future. This event offers an unique opportunity to see what are sure to be Grand Prix horses, at the beginning of their journey to the top! Be a part of an international audience and experience the crème de la crème of young horses.

Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping weekend as the FEI Driving World Championship Four-in-Hand 2024 comes to you live from Szilvásvárad, Hungary! 

Join us on FEI.TV for exclusive coverage of this prestigious event, where the world's best drivers will showcase their skills in the ultimate test of precision, power, and teamwork. Witness the thrill as teams of four horses navigate challenging courses with breathtaking speed and agility, all set against the stunning backdrop of Szilvásvárad.

Whether you're a driving enthusiast or new to the sport, this is an event you won't want to miss! Tune in live and experience every twist, turn, and triumphant moment as history is made in the heart of Hungary.

Mark your calendars,  get ready for a spectacle of driving excellence and watch all competitions live on FEI.TV!

Endurance is the ultimate challenge - it’s all about condition, power, tactic and the deep bond between rider and horse!

This year's world championship of endurance takes place on 07th September 2024 in Monpazier (FRA) where the international top-athletes come together to find their new champion. 
Watch the FEI Endurance World Championship 2024 in our Livestream and don't miss a second of this year's greatest show in the endurance discipline! 

The excitement of the FEI Eventing Nations Cup™ 2024, which is in full swing, is unparalleled and there's plenty more in store!

Incredible partnerships, fueled by adrenaline, charged across the finish line, leaving an indelible mark on our hearts. Eventing consistently delivers action-packed excitement, and this leg surpassed all expectations. The last leg in Strzegom demonstrated that this season promises heart-pounding thrills, with teams fiercely competing to secure victory for their nations. With unwavering unity, skill, and passion, a young French team secured that coveted win, rising through the ranks from last after dressage to the top of the podium! There is a lot more to come this season, so be sure not to miss a single moment of the action! Tune in to FEI.TV to stay updated and immersed in all the thrilling events.

The FEI Eventing European Championship for Juniors and Young Riders in Strzegom 2024 has come to a thrilling close, showcasing the remarkable talent and determination of the next generation of eventing stars.

In the Juniors category, Hannah Busch from Germany delivered a flawless performance aboard Crystal - Annabell to claim the individual gold medal. Her consistent excellence across all phases secured her a well-deserved victory. Adding to the German success, Team Germany dominated the team competition, taking home the team gold with impressive displays of skill and teamwork from all members.

In the Young Riders division, Jasmine Underwood from Great Britain shone bright, riding Indian Girl to win the individual gold medal. Her precision and poise throughout the competition were truly outstanding. Team Great Britain also excelled in the team event, capturing the team gold medal with a strong and unified performance.

The 2024 Strzegom Championship was a celebration of emerging talent, with these young riders demonstrating their potential on the European stage. Congratulations to all the medalists and participants who made this event unforgettable!

The future of Irish equestrian sport is shining brightly as their young talents showcased their skill, determination, and teamwork on the international stage in Hagen a.T.W. this past weekend. While the Irish riders celebrated their hat-trick of wins in the ponies, children and juniors categories, the young riders witnessed a strong performance from the Belgian team, who took home the win in their category. Congratulations to all the riders, their horses, and the support teams behind them for making this a weekend to remember! Now we look forward to the next leg in Zurich at the end of August, click on the link below on the 25th to be transported to a show jumping wonderland!

In an extraordinary display of equestrian excellence, Christian Kukuk and his remarkable horse, Checker 47, have claimed individual gold in Paris. This victory marks a pinnacle in their careers and highlights the exceptional talent of both rider and horse.

A Bond Like No Other

Christian Kukuk and Checker 47 share a bond that goes beyond the arena. This partnership, built on trust, understanding, and countless hours of training, has propelled them to the top of the equestrian world. Checker 47, a stunning grey gelding, is known not only for his athleticism but also for his intelligence and willingness to perform.

Looking Ahead

As we celebrate this monumental victory, the future looks bright for Christian Kukuk and Checker 47. Their Olympic triumph in Paris is a testament to their outstanding abilities and serves as a benchmark for future competitions. The equestrian world eagerly anticipates their next achievements, confident that this dynamic duo will continue to inspire and impress.

Congratulations to Christian Kukuk and Checker 47 on their well-deserved Olympic gold! 

The French team, consisting of the likes of Quentin Jabet, Theo Gardies, and the rest of the squad, all delivered truly amazing performances, earning their place at the top of the podium in the Nations Cup. Their victory makes them the brand new World Champions! They had to fight extraordinarily hard, with the highly competitive teams of Germany and Switzerland right behind them. Although the French beat out the rest in the Nations Cup, it was the Germans that emerged victorious in the battle for Senior Squad World Champions. In other news from Bern, the Individual Female title went to Austria's Eva Nagiller while the Male equivalent went to France's Theo Gardies. Finally, the Pas de Deux crown went to the iconic Diana Harwardt and Peter Künne, who amaze us time and time again!

Join us for a thrilling new episode of Every Second Counts, featuring none other than the world number one showjumper, Henrik von Eckermann! This episode takes you straight to the heart-pounding action of this year's FEI Jumping World Cup™ Final in Riyadh.

In this exclusive episode, Henrik shares his journey, challenges, and triumphs from the showdown in Riyadh. Experience the intensity of top-tier competition through the eyes of a champion who never settles for less than perfection. Henrik opens up about the personal and professional pressures that drive him to excel: "I always put pressure on myself, because I want to perform the best I can to give the horse the best round I can..." His relentless dedication and passion are truly inspiring and a testament to why he holds the top spot in the world.

Don't miss this inside look at the FEI Jumping World Cup Finals, filled with behind-the-scenes moments, expert insights, and the electrifying performance of Henrik von Eckermann. Tune in and get ready to be inspired by a true master of the sport.

CHIO Rotterdam was a thrilling spectacle this year, showcasing top-notch equestrian talent in both the Longines League of Nations™ and the FEI Dressage Nations Cup™. In the Longines League of Nations™, the French team delivered an outstanding performance, clinching the top spot with impeccable rides and flawless teamwork. Their victory was hard-fought, narrowly edging out strong teams from Sweden and Great Britain, who finished second and third, respectively. The FEI Dressage Nations Cup™ saw a stunning display of grace and precision, with the Dutch team taking the crown. Both competitions highlighted the exceptional talent and sportsmanship of the participating nations, making CHIO Rotterdam 2024 an unforgettable event for equestrian enthusiasts worldwide.

This month, Ride from FEI Originals presented by Longines brings you another eclectic mix of equestrian anecdotes. We marvel at the majesty of the Czech Republic’s Kladrubers at one of the oldest National Studs and visit Europe’s leading veterinary practice specialising in equine dentistry before hailing the UK’s high-stepping Hackneys at Stapleford Stud in Essex.

We bore witness to quite the spectacle over this past weekend with brand new World Cup™ champions being crowned in the oasis that is Riyadh. It was complete and utter Swedish domination in both the dressage and show jumping with Swedish riders taking home the title. 

The dressage saw nine-time participant of the FEI World Cup™ Final Patrik Kittel emerge victorious in the Grand Prix Freestyle aboard Touchdown, with Denmark's Nanna Merrald and Germany's Isabell Werth right behind him. Meanwhile, the show jumping had Henrik von Eckermann crowned the champion with King Edward, allowing them to hold onto their title for one more year. Von Eckermann had dominated throughout all three competitions, but second and third place experienced a little re-shuffling with Sweden's Peder Fredericson conceding the silver medal to France's Julien Epaillard.