Group 1 - The Shanghai International Equestrian Culture Week will take place from September 30 to October 8, transforming the Shanghai Jiushi International Equestrian Center into a hub of equestrian culture [1] - The event features five top-tier equestrian competitions, including the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) China Equestrian Tour with over 300 domestic and international horse-rider combinations competing in show jumping [1] - The event also includes the China Urban Polo Open, the first FEI-certified Young Horse Championship in China, an international equestrian charity competition featuring Olympic gold medalists, and a youth elite competition focusing on local emerging riders [1] Group 2 - On October 6, coinciding with the Mid-Autumn Festival, the event will offer a series of festive benefits including an international charity competition, a cross-border night, and complimentary tickets for the public [2] - Grammy-winning jazz artist Nicole Zuraitis will perform at the Mid-Autumn cross-border night, combining equestrian elegance with jazz improvisation, promoting innovative integration of sports and arts [2] - The event will also feature performances by several well-known singers, enhancing the cultural atmosphere in Shanghai during the autumn season [2] Group 3 - The event will further stimulate consumer potential through the distribution of exclusive consumption vouchers and collaboration with various city landmarks for promotional activities [3]

Group 1 - The Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) has pledged financial support of HKD 450 million to the Hong Kong delegation for the 15th National Games and the 12th National Paralympic Games, demonstrating its commitment to national sports events and collaboration with local governments [1] - The signing of the memorandum between HKJC and the Guangdong Provincial Sports Bureau aims to support equestrian events and related activities for the National Games, promoting a "green, shared, open, and clean" event [2] - HKJC will leverage its extensive experience in hosting world-class equestrian events to enhance the quality of the equestrian competitions at the National Games, focusing on six key areas including venue design and horse welfare [2] Group 2 - A cooperation agreement was signed between HKJC and the Guangdong Huangcun Sports Training Center, which will involve investment in facilities and shared use of equestrian resources to elevate the equestrian standards in the Greater Bay Area [3] - The Huangcun Training Center has been a key base for cultivating competitive sports talent in Guangdong and has collaborated with HKJC since 2015, providing professional training opportunities for aspiring jockeys [3] - The partnership aims to prepare for regular horse racing events at the Conghua Racecourse starting in 2026, contributing to the development of the national horse industry [3]

Core Points - The 2025 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup China League Wuhan Station concluded successfully, marking a significant event in the equestrian sports calendar [2] - The event featured over 547 horse-rider combinations from 60 clubs across 25 cities in China, as well as international participants from countries including Australia, South Africa, Ukraine, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Jordan, and the Netherlands [1] - The competition included various levels of individual and team events, culminating in the highlight 1.45m Longines FEI World Cup event [1] Group 1 - The 1.45m Longines World Cup saw Chinese rider Liang Ruiji and his horse "Lan Luna" win with zero penalties in a time of 45.74 seconds [1] - Chinese rider Mula Deli and his horse "Qing Qichu" secured second place with 4 penalties in 42.39 seconds, while German rider Bernd Klein took third place with 4 penalties in 43.93 seconds [1] - In the 1.40m Longines World Cup qualifying event, three Chinese riders achieved notable results: 14-year-old Sun Ruirui won with his horse "Pudding," followed by Jiang Zhixiang in second with "Xiao V," and Duan Yihua in third with "Mu Xu" [4] Group 2 - The 2025 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup China League Wuhan Station is noted as the most prestigious international equestrian event held in Wuhan to date, with record participation [4] - This event marks Wuhan's first hosting of an international two-star FEI jumping competition, filling a gap in the city's previous lack of such events [4]