Yangju Mayor's Cup National Equestrian Competition Opens Oct. 31, with 120 Riders Taking Part
At Yangju Equestrian Center through November 1
Riders compete in 10 events, including dressage and show jumping
Yangju City in Gyeonggi Province will hold the 2026 7th Yangju Mayor's Cup National Equestrian Competition at the Yangju Equestrian Center from October 31 to November 1.
Yangju City Hosts the 7th Yangju Mayor’s Cup National Equestrian Competition. Courtesy of Yangju City.
View original imageThe competition, now in its seventh year, will bring together 120 riders and 80 horses from across the country. About 500 spectators are expected over the two days.
The competition will feature 10 events, including dressage, show jumping, gwonseung, a team relay, and "Turtle Runs." Riders will compete in their respective events, while spectators can watch a range of equestrian competitions.
The city expects the competition to give residents an opportunity to become more familiar with horseback riding and to foster connections among equestrians from across the country. It also anticipates that visits by participants and spectators will boost local businesses.
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Yangju Mayor Jeong Deok-young said, "I hope this competition, which brings together equestrians from across the country, will give riders an opportunity to take on challenges and grow, and offer residents a chance to share in the appeal and enjoyment of horseback riding. We will continue working to develop the horse industry, including equestrian sports, and promote a healthy riding culture."
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