Fieracavalli returns to Verona from November 6 to 9 for its 127th edition, confirming itself as a reference point for sports entertainment with a rich program of national and international competitions that combine technique and entertainment, from English and American riding to millimeter precision and breathtaking speed, with the best riders and horses in the world ready to thrill the public for four days of passion and adrenaline.
Jumping Verona hosts the only Italian stage of the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™, from Friday to Sunday at the PalaRam (Pavilion 8), culminating with the Grand Prix on Sunday, November 9, and promises tight races like those of 2024, when Sophie Hinners won by only 0.32 seconds over Ben Maher in front of more than 8,000 spectators, confirming the prestige of the Verona stage in the international calendar.
On the same ground, 16 teams from the SPORT circuit and 14 from the PRO circuit will compete in the Italian Champions Tour, together with young Italian talents in the Bronze (H115), Silver (H125) and Gold (H135) categories of the 127×127 Fieracavalli Grand Prix, which will also host 9 wild cards from the winners of the 5* PLAY OFF national competition held in Arezzo in September.
The new FISE Arena, in Pavilion 11, with 7,900 square meters dedicated to youth and pony competitions, will offer the public the opportunity to closely follow the competitions, from the 49th Grand Prix of the Under 21 Regions to the Master Arena FISE, to the Best Rider Sport Project Col. Lodovico Nava, up to all the pony competitions such as the 37th Pony Regions Cup, the Pony Champions Cup, the Gold Champions Cup, the Future Pony Cup and the Future Team Pony, with rings for competitions, warm-ups and a fully accessible outdoor test field.
The Arena will also host big names in sports and entertainment ready to meet fans and share their experience.
