Equestrian sport contains many high-profile athletes from the LGBTQ+ community who are role models for up-and-coming riders.

The important 2023 FEI Dressage & Para Dressage European Championships take place in Riesenbeck, Germany, in less than 100 days.

The most prestigious series in equestrian history is guaranteed a secure future with enhanced prize money and financial incentives.

The Swede has held the lead since August 2022, thanks to the great King Edward and Olympic, World Championship and World Cup Final victories.

The German rider ousted Great Britain's Charlotte Fry from the #1 spot; top Canadian on the list is Chris von Martels in 91st position.

Time schedules, maps, course designer details, facility layouts, warmup areas, horse transport, test events and other topics were discussed.

The former CEO of Horse Sport Ireland, "an advocate for change," takes charge of the FEI's fastest-growing disciplines.

The FEI consulted industry experts and individuals with disabilities about improving accessibility for athletes, staff and spectators.

There are 500 days to go as 8 countries have earned their berths out of 15 slots; a total of 78 athlete/horse combinations will vie for medals.

The FEI will continue to prohibit Russian and Belarusian athletes, horses and officials from FEI Events until further notice.