Equestrian enthusiasts recently witnessed, relished, and enjoyed the 2023 Breeders’ Cup in all its glory. The high-stakes annual tournament had several teams qualifying for the event via several different races. While the fever of the Breeders’ Cup hasn’t yet worn off, a new global event is right on the doorstep of fans.

After witnessing several equines demonstrate a display of speed, equestrian fans are now in for some beauty and elegance. A social media post recently unveiled thrilling details of the upcoming IFEMA Madrid Horse Week and teased its arrival. 

FEI shares details of an upcoming contest of grace

The highly-anticipated IFEMA Madrid Horse Week will be back for its 2023 iteration from 24-26 November. After several equestrians made headlines for qualifying in the prestigious event, FEI recently teased its arrival on social media with a beautiful video. 

The post carried the caption, “Who’s ready for some Madrid magic? The @feijumpingworldcup action is hotting up and heading straight for @ifemamadridhorseweek! Our combinations will channel their inner flamenco fire as they bring the passion and the moves to the arena this week!” The video unveiled that the IMEFA Madrid Horse Week will be hosting the 2023 Dressage World Cup.

A separate Instagram account dedicated to the event carries the link to book the tickets for the event as well. Welcoming equestrian fans, the event has set up both regular as well as VIP tickets. VIP spectators will have their own grandstand boxes where spectators can watch races right next to the tracks and enjoy several premium tastings. Moreover, there’s a lot more to see in the event, including an entire commercial village.

The commercial equestrian village of Madrid

The IFEMA Madrid Horse Week will have eight sessions of equestrian dressage and eventing throughout the three days of competition. However, spectators get to be more than mere witnesses and also get to indulge in several activities in the equestrian commercial village. 

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The commercial village features around 90 stands where people can purchase several products from various international brands. The participating countries selling their wares include Portugal, the United Kingdom, Germany, Sweden, Ireland, and Italy. Most importantly, all guests at the event are open to discussing and initiating business opportunities amongst each other and the participating stands. 

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