MUTUA MADRID HORSE WEEK unveils its sports programme and puts tickets on sale on 3 November

The competition will bring together the FEI World Cups in Jumping, Dressage and Driving at IFEMA MADRID from 26 to 29 November, welcoming the world’s leading international riders, female riders and drivers.

The Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ – MUTUA Ciudad de Madrid Grand Prix will bring four days of competition to a spectacular close, with a total prize fund of €550,000.

Madrid, 30 October 2026. MUTUA MADRID HORSE WEEK (MMHW) has unveiled its sporting programme and is getting ready to open ticket sales next Tuesday, 3 November, through its official website, www.madridhorseweek.com. From 26 to 29 November, Halls 4 and 6 at IFEMA MADRID will host a new edition of the event, which this year strengthens its commitment to top-level competition with the addition of the FEI Driving World Cup, joining the traditional Jumping and Dressage World Cups.

Over four days, some of the world’s leading international riders, female riders and drivers will compete across the three disciplines in a programme featuring top-level events and a total prize fund of €550,000.

Show jumping will be one of the main highlights, featuring international CSI 5* (1.45m to 1.60m) and CSI 1* (1.25m to 1.40m) competitions. The highlight will come on Sunday, 29 November, with the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ – MUTUA Ciudad de Madrid Grand Prix, the weekend’s flagship event, which will bring some of the world’s best show jumpers together in the Main Arena.

Dressage will also take centre stage during the afternoon sessions, with two of its major events: the Comunidad de Madrid Grand Prix on Friday and the Grupo Eulen Grand Prix (CDI Grand Prix Freestyle) on Saturday, where the leading horse-and-rider combinations will showcase their skills in one of the most spectacular disciplines in equestrian sport.

The major sporting innovation of this year’s edition will be the FEI Driving World Cup, which will make its debut on the opening day, Thursday, 26 November, with its final competition taking place during the evening session on Friday, 27 November. This addition broadens MMHW’s sporting offering and brings another top-level international discipline to the programme.

The schedule will also feature other much-loved events that have become hallmarks of the show, including the Jump & Drive – Porsche Trophy, which combines show jumping and driving, and the AON Pony Turf, featuring young riders and their ponies.

Beyond the sporting action, Hall 4 will offer a complementary programme of leisure and entertainment, including activities for children, the Poni Park by Quirónsalud, a Christmas market, a gastronomic offering from Cervezas Victoria, Rodilla and Hamburguesa Nostra, as well as a range of sponsor activations.