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Horse News From Around the World Today: 21 October 2026

The latest horse news from around the world today includes the opening of public voting for the 2026 FEI Awards, the retirement of a five-star Grand Prix-winning showjumper and new welfare measures for working horses near Egypt’s Pyramids of Giza. Elsewhere, leading international riders are preparing for World Cup competition in Washington, while organisers of the London International Horse Show have announced changes to this year’s timetable. Here are the equestrian stories making headlines on Wednesday 21 October 2026. Public voting opens for the 2026 FEI Awards Equestrian fans around the world can now have their say in the 2026

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Horse News From Around the World Today: 20 October 2026

The latest horse news from around the world today includes preparations for the Longines Global Champions Tour’s debut in front of Egypt’s Pyramids of Giza, a landmark showjumping victory in Morocco and a record-breaking season for British event rider Tom McEwen. Elsewhere, Australian showjumper Edwina Tops-Alexander has confirmed an early end to her season following an injury, while equine biosecurity is back in focus as international competition continues across Europe and beyond. Here are the international equestrian stories making headlines on Tuesday 20 October 2026. Ben Maher and Jack Whitaker among stars heading to Global Champions Tour in Cairo Two-time

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World Horse Welfare launches new series of free horse care webinars

World Horse Welfare’s free Welfare Wednesday webinars return on 28 October, offering horse owners and equestrian professionals expert advice on training, behaviour, health and equine welfare. The seventh World Horse Welfare series will cover a range of topics affecting horses and their carers, from separation anxiety and itchy skin to hoof care, climate change and responsible breeding decisions. The sessions aim to give viewers practical, evidence-based guidance to help them better understand their horses’ needs and make informed decisions about their care. Liberty training to launch new series The first webinar, How to Train Your Horse at Liberty, takes place

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Mare and Foal Sanctuary wins national equine welfare award

The Mare and Foal Sanctuary has received four accolades at the National Equine Welfare Council (NEWC) Strategic Goal Recognition Awards 2026, recognising its work to improve equine welfare, support carers and strengthen collaboration across the sector. The South West-based charity won the Advocacy and Policy Influence award for its External Veterinary Project, with three further areas of its work Highly Commended at the national awards. Sanctuary team members Jenna Goldby and Rachael Blackler received the award for the project, which has improved care for 434 equines supported through the charity’s Sanctuary at Home scheme. The initiative has focused on building

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Pau Horse Trials 2026: British riders target success at France’s five-star finale

A strong British contingent heads to Pau Horse Trials this week, where established five-star partnerships and emerging horses will contest the final major prize of the international eventing season. Taking place at the Domaine de Sers from 22–25 October, the French fixture has attracted an expected 53 horses and 44 riders from 10 countries, according to the organiser’s latest update. Ros Canter, Tom McEwen and Yasmin Ingham are among the British names entered for four days of competition culminating in Sunday’s showjumping finale. More than three decades of eventing at Pau Now in its 36th edition, Pau’s Horse Trials international

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Hector Payne and Bueno Claim World Championship Silver at Le Lion d’Angers

EVENTING NEWS | 18 October 2026 British event rider Hector Payne secured an impressive second-place finish with seven-year-old Bueno at the FEI WBFSH Eventing World Breeding Championships for Young Horses in Le Lion d’Angers, France, on Sunday (18 October). The British combination completed the CCI3*-L competition on their dressage score of 29.0 penalties, producing clear rounds across both the cross-country and showjumping phases to claim the silver medal. Payne and Bueno, an AES gelding by Dante’s Junior out of Florina (by Alicante), owned by Caroline Primrose, moved up from third place following a fault-free cross-country performance. A further clear round

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Rescue Pony and Young Rider Shortlisted for Prestigious Award

Teenager Theo Charnley and his beloved rescue pony, RSPCA George, are celebrating another milestone after being shortlisted for the Horse & Hound Awards 2026 Unsung Partnership of the Year. The remarkable pair have come a long way since first meeting six years ago, building a special bond that has taken them from dressage championships to international success in carriage driving. Theo, 14, from Shropshire, was just eight when his family adopted George from the RSPCA’s Gonsal Farm Equine Centre in Dorrington, near Shrewsbury. Born in RSPCA care, George was only three years old when the pair first met. At the

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Mare and Foal Sanctuary opens new Devon barn in tribute to founder

The Mare and Foal Sanctuary has officially opened a new welfare and education centre at its Coombe Park site near Totnes, Devon, providing 13 stables for rescued horses and ponies with complex needs. Around 100 guests attended the opening of the Rosemary Kind Barn, named after the charity’s founder, who died in 2022. Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Devon Grania Phillips cut the ribbon to mark the occasion. The opening follows five years of planning and construction and marks a significant development for the equine welfare charity, which cares for around 550 horses, ponies and foals across four sites in Devon.

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National Horseracing Museum to Host Halloween School of Wizardry and Witchcraft

The National Horseracing Museum in Newmarket is inviting families to enjoy a magical Halloween evening as it transforms into a School of Wizardry and Witchcraft on Thursday 29 October. Running from 5.30pm to 7pm, the NightMARE at the Museum: Back to School event will offer young visitors the chance to take part in a series of magical activities, with last admission at 6pm. Visitors will be welcomed into the National Horseracing School of Wizardry and Witchcraft, where they can join magical professors for hands-on workshops involving wands, brooms and spells. The museum’s miniature ponies, Kizzy and Harry, will also be

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evoke All Star Academy returns with eight amateur riders and support from Veredus

Eight amateur riders and their horses will put their training, confidence and equestrian knowledge to the test in the forthcoming evoke All Star Academy, with Veredus, in association with Zebra Products, among the sponsors supporting the series. Returning for its seventh series, Horse & Country’s equestrian reality competition heads to Hartpury Equine in Gloucestershire, where the contestants will work with leading riders and coaches as they compete for the All Star Champion title. The new series will be available exclusively on H&C+. Combining the pressures of competition with the opportunity to learn, the Academy follows the riders through practical challenges,

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“Thankfully Jack didn’t get me today!” Joe Whitaker wins HOYS thriller

Joe Whitaker had cousin Jack hot on his heels as he rode Vagalenco GF to victory in the Dallamires Stables Cup on day three of Horse of the Year Show. Just 0.15 seconds separated the cousins in a thrilling jump-off on Friday evening, with Jack and D&H Valmy De Le Lande finishing second as the class brought the day’s competition to a close. Seven strong combinations from 26 starters progressed to the jump-off, with Max Routledge and Me The Rebel R.T completing the podium. The result rounded off another successful day for the Whitaker family, following William’s victory in the

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Raphaela Dawson doubles up at HOYS with second major title

Raphaela Dawson completed a memorable double at Horse of the Year Show with victory in the STX-UK Pony Foxhunter Championship. The Berkshire rider, a European Pony Championship team gold medallist for Great Britain this summer, had already been crowned Leading Pony Showjumper of the Year aboard MHS Glow. This time it was Woody Van Duyversputten’s turn in the spotlight as Raphaela guided him to victory with an immaculate first round followed by a smooth, fast jump-off. A strong first round showcased the calibre of young riders rising through the ranks, with 11 combinations from 20 starters securing their place in

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William Whitaker Wins HOYS Grandstand Welcome Stakes Aboard La Vie Est D’Or

William Whitaker made a winning start to international competition at Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) 2026, claiming victory in the Grandstand Welcome Stakes aboard La Vie Est D’Or. The Huddersfield-based showjumper produced a quick round in the two-phase competition, stopping the clock at 30.06 seconds to secure the opening international victory at Birmingham’s NEC. Drawn fourth from 27 starters, Whitaker set an early benchmark that proved impossible to beat. Madison Heath came closest, finishing second aboard Ivory in 30.98 seconds, while Chris Smith completed the top three with Messarado Blue. A Winning Debut Partnership Remarkably, the victory came in

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James Smith and Juno Rose 23 Race to Victory at HOYS 2026

James Smith claimed an impressive victory aboard chestnut mare, Juno Rose 23 at Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) 2026, heading a competitive British field in The Evoke Stakes (CSI3*) on Friday, 9 October. Competing in the Andrews Bowen International Arena, Smith produced a faultless round in 56.99 seconds aboard the 12-year-old mare, owned by Thomas Carruthers and Gillian Blackburn. Securing first place, the pair rode away with €3,300 in prize money. Joseph Trunkfield came closest to challenging the winning combination, finishing just 0.38 seconds behind with the 13-year-old stallion Darjeeling Desir. Their clear round in 57.37 seconds secured second

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Sycamore Auction Presents Strong Collection for 13 October

Sycamore Auction’s Breeders United Auction takes place on 13 October 2026, with a collection that ranges from three-year-old prospects through to established competition horses. There is something for a wide range of riders, from juniors and amateurs to professional riders, and the horses are all discussed in an accompanying podcast by Joanne Sloan Allen and Sameh El Dahan (Sam). Joanne and Sam talk about the breeding and development of the horses, as well as what they like about each individual. They feel the six-year-olds are one of the strongest groups they have had, although some have become firm favourites and are

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TikTok, Farrington and MET- Horse News From Around the World Today: 6 October 2026

The latest horse news from around the world today includes a new Grand Prix star for American showjumper Kent Farrington, Belgium’s Thibeau Spits maintaining his position at the top of two FEI jumping rankings, and new research examining how horse riding falls and risks are portrayed on TikTok. Here are some of the international equestrian stories making the news on Tuesday 6 October 2026. Kent Farrington and Rexton win first Grand Prix together World number two Kent Farrington has added another international Grand Prix victory to his record, this time with exciting new ride Rexton. The American rider won the

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Horse News From Around the World Today: 5 October 2026

The latest horse news from around the world today includes Great Britain winning the FEI Eventing Nations Cup Final at Boekelo, Germany taking the Longines League of Nations title in Barcelona and major international showjumping results from the Asian Games, Mexico and Spain. Away from competition, new equine research has examined spinal movement in military and police horses with a history of load-pulling work. Here are the international equestrian stories making the news on Monday 5 October 2026. Great Britain win 2026 FEI Eventing Nations Cup Final at Boekelo Great Britain have won the inaugural FEI Eventing Nations Cup Final

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Great Britain finish sixth as Germany win Longines League of Nations Final

Great Britain finished sixth in the Longines League of Nations Final 2026 in Barcelona on Sunday, as Germany secured the title following a jump-off against Brazil. The defending champions were unable to repeat their 2025 victory at the Real Club de Polo, finishing behind fifth-placed Italy and ahead of Ireland, France and Spain. Germany and Brazil completed the two rounds on four penalties apiece, forcing a jump-off to decide the title. Richard Vogel delivered the winning clear with Cloudio after Rodrigo Pessoa and Major Tom lowered a fence for Brazil. Belgium completed the podium on five penalties, with the USA

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