Horses too have always had their own world championship, namely the World Equestrian Games. This competition saw its last edition in 2018 and will now give way to the first edition of the world competitions. The countdown to the ECCO FEI World Championships, i.e. the World Equestrian Championships, has already begun. The games will be held in 2022 in Herning, Denmark, and will start exactly on 6 August. These competitions are among the most important in the equestrian world and it is good not to be unprepared!

Many races for the great champions

There are many equestrian sports that, as we all know, are the protagonists of many competitions and also of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Today, fans are already looking to the future and, more precisely, to next year. On 6 August 2022, the World Equestrian Championships will begin in Herning, Denmark. The programme includes vaulting, show jumping, dressage and paralysis competitions.

Around 800 horses from 70 countries are expected to participate in the ECCO FEI World Championships. There will be nine days of competition, with the dressage and vaulting disciplines opening the games. Although there is not much to anticipate, it will certainly prove to be a great sporting event and an unforgettable experience for many athletes and fans.

From the World Equestrian Games to the first edition of the World Equestrian Championships

The ECCO FEI World Championships competitions will soon replace those of the World Equestrian Games, which were first held in 1990 in Stockholm. As anticipated, the last edition was in 2018. Subsequently, the FEI decided to change the format and move to a lighter sporting event particularly from the point of view of organisational costs. Despite this, fans already know that the new World Equestrian Championship will have nothing to envy from its predecessor. You can find out more about the competition on the official website.

An ally for those taking part in competitions such as the 2022 Equestrian World Championships

There are many ways to breed a champion and prepare it for competition. One has to take care of the horse’s nutrition, provide it with the necessary space and care, and pay close attention to it at every stage of its life. The best solution is to follow the horse carefully from birth. That is why Sisteck offers the Foaling Alarm C6 Evo and C6 Birth Control.

Both devices alert the breeder to the mare’s birth, eliminating many unnecessary late nights waiting for the happy event. They are designed to help breeders to be present at the foal’s birth so that they can follow it closely and intervene immediately in the event of complications. This is how you start to breed a champion foal that will be able to make its mark at the World Equestrian Championships and many other competitions.