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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!

A year ago, Kent Farrington won the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™  Traverse City with Greya and described his horse as being at "the very start of her career."

Farrington and the fabulous 11-year-old mare defended their title Sunday in Traverse City to kick off the 2025-26 North American League Season. While the result was the same, the win was more professional.

"I think you're seeing a more mature horse than I had last year," Farrington said. "Even though she was already winning big things, she continues to improve and evolve as a show jumper, so I'm really proud of her today."

The 2025/2026 season kicks off this week, launching top athletes from across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico into a thrilling journey toward the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Final in Fort Worth, Texas.

With seven exciting qualifiers ahead, riders will collect points at key events across North America, aiming to secure their place at one of the sport’s biggest stages. From coast to coast, the season promises top-level action, strategy, and unforgettable moments.

Let the race to Fort Worth begin! 

In Para Dressage, especially at Grade I, a horse’s temperament matters just as much as talent, and few have shown more heart, trust, and consistency than King of the Dance.

The 17-year-old Latvian Warmblood gelding has become a symbol of harmony in the arena, partnering with Rihards Snikus to achieve some of the sport’s highest honours. Bred by Kadilak x Kings, King Of The Dance has built a career defined not by flash, but by quiet confidence, rhythm, and unwavering reliability — essential qualities in walk-only tests, where precision and connection are key.

Together, the pair have collected titles at the World and European Championships, as well as a historic Paralympic gold in Paris 2024, cementing their legacy in Para Dressage. Most recently, they added double gold at the FEI Para Dressage European Championship 2025 in Ermelo.

Kind, focused, and completely in tune with his rider, King of the Dance is more than a champion — he’s a true partner.

Europe’s top eventing athletes gather at one of Britain’s most iconic venues: From 18 to 21 September 2025, the FEI Eventing European Championship – Blenheim Palace takes place in Oxfordshire. Riders compete for team and individual medals across dressage, cross-country, and show jumping – all within the majestic grounds of Blenheim Palace.

With elegant dressage arenas, a technically challenging cross-country course, and a climactic stadium jumping phase, the event offers a full spectrum of equestrian excellence. The championship is a defining fixture on the European eventing calendar, combining sport, heritage, and atmosphere.

The Longines League of Nations™ 2025 is set to bring the world’s finest jumping nations together in a stunning series of global competitions. After the success of its inaugural season, this thrilling series returns, promising unforgettable performances and high-stakes action across three continents. The world’s top ten nations will battle for crucial points to secure a spot in the grand finale in Barcelona later this year.

The series promises to deliver incredible action and horsemanship that make the Longines League of Nations™ one of the most exciting equestrian events of the year. Get ready for a season like no other - an international showdown of skill, strategy, and athleticism.

The countdown is on for one of the most prestigious highlights of the equestrian calendar - the FEI European Championships 2025. This summer, the continent's top riders and horses will go head-to-head in jumping, dressage and eventing, competing not just for medals, but for national pride and a place in the sport’s history.

Held every two years, the FEI European Championships bring together elite athletes from across Europe in a celebration of excellence, teamwork and horsemanship. Each discipline demands the highest standard: whether it’s the bold precision of jumping, the grace and harmony of dressage or the all-around challenge of eventing, only the very best will rise to the top.

The 2025 edition promises thrilling performances, great sportsmanship, and unforgettable moments as riders battle for continental supremacy. For many, it’s also a key stepping-stone on the road to future global championships. Stay tuned for more updates and stream it all live on FEI.TV! The summer of champions is just around the corner.

The FEI Eventing Nations Cup™ 2025 is in full swing, bringing the excitement of team competition to one of equestrian sport’s most demanding disciplines. As the only annual global team series in eventing, it offers a unique opportunity for national teams to test their depth and strategy across all three phases: dressage, cross-country, and show jumping.

Running from May to October, the 2025 season features nine legs across Europe, beginning in Bicton (GBR) and concluding in Boekelo (NED). Each event presents a crucial opportunity for teams to accumulate points toward the overall standings.

Each venue offers a distinct challenge and character, from the technical questions in Poland’s Strzegom to the iconic atmosphere at Boekelo. Spectators can expect thrilling sport, national pride on display, and the kind of teamwork that defines eventing at its best.

The FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ Youth series returns in 2025, uniting the world’s most promising young show jumping athletes in an international team competition unlike any other. From Children to Juniors to Young Riders and U25, the series gives rising stars a global stage to represent their nations and gain invaluable experience in top-level sports. Each event in the series features a thrilling Nations Cup format, emphasising not just individual excellence but also teamwork, consistency, and national pride.

Throughout the season, teams collect points to qualify for the FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ Youth Final, where the top-performing nations will face off for the coveted team titles in their respective age categories. With passionate fans, top-class venues, and the atmosphere of senior-level sport, this series offers a powerful launchpad for tomorrow’s champions.

This month on Ride from FEI Originals presented by Longines we’re touting tradition. We revisit the Portuguese School of Equestrian Art to meet the legendary Lusitanos, commemorate classical Side Saddle couture with the Costume Concours D’Elegance, and witness equine and avian worlds collide during displays of historical Horseback Falconry.

The FEI Dressage World Cup™ 2024–2025 season brought elegance, precision, and passion to arenas across the Western European League. Riders competed for points and a place at the prestigious Final in Basel, where the world’s best delivered unforgettable performances.

In the Grand Prix Freestyle, Charlotte Fry and Glamourdale topped the leaderboard with a stunning win. Isabell Werth and DSP Quantaz secured second place, while Isabel Freese and Total Hope OLD made history with a third-place finish for Norway.

A thrilling end to a season that celebrated the very best of dressage.

The race to the Basel Final was on fire! And now, after a thrilling season packed with fierce competition and world-class performances, the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Final in Basel brought the excitement to its peak.

In the final standings, Julien Epaillard and Donatello d’Auge claimed the coveted title, with Ben Maher and Point Break taking second place, and Kevin Staut and Visconti du Telman rounding out the podium.

From the season’s intense qualifiers to the breathtaking finish in Basel, the journey has been nothing short of spectacular.

The Pas de Deux Final at the FEI Vaulting World Cup™ in Basel delivered elegance, harmony, and top-level sport. With incredible precision and artistry, Rebecca Greggio and Davide Zanella secured the top spot, showcasing why they remain one of the most consistent duos on the circuit.

Swiss pairs took both remaining podium spots: Li Laffer and Ilona Hannich delivered a beautifully synchronised performance to take second place, while Zoe Maruccio and Syra Schmid earned third in front of an enthusiastic home crowd.

A perfect finale to an inspiring FEI Vaulting World Cup™ season!

Did you miss the FEI Driving World Cup™ Final 2025?
We can't get over this breathtaking performance of Boyd Exell and his team! With a total of 286.27 seconds Boyd Exell stormed to the well-deserved victory! What an exciting journey it has been - Well done Boyd, you can be proud!
Rewatch this great performance from this talented driving star and his stunning horses!