The FEI WBFSH Jumping World Breeding Championship for Young Horses celebrated its 30th anniversary at Zangersheide, where 674 of the world’s best five, six, and seven-year-olds showcased future star power in thrilling finals across Lanaken’s famous arenas.
It was a moment of pure joy for Robyne Smith as she celebrated a long-awaited victory aboard her imported gelding, Lord Larry, at The Saddlefitter Brisbane CDI. For Robyne, the triumph wasn’t just about the ribbon; it was the culmination of years of persistence, patience, and belief in her horse.
Shenae Lowings and Bold Venture claimed a decisive victory in the ProTen CCI4*S at Tamworth International Eventing, leading from start to finish in a weekend of strong competition across all classes and levels.
A shared vision for horses – at the beginning of 2026, Olympic team champion Dorothee Schneider and horse breeder and owner Maik Kanitzky will launch their shared vision: an exclusive dressage training centre at Famos Stud under the sporting direction of the riding master.
Germany’s Bundeschampionate once again highlighted the country’s most promising young horses, with future dressage and jumping stars stepping into the spotlight. Influential bloodlines, including many represented by International Horse Breeders (IHB), proved their continued impact on both sport and breeding.
Australia’s Janelle Marshall wrapped up a strong campaign at the 2025 FEI Driving World Championship for Pony Singles in France, finishing 15th with Halcyonia Mistletoe.