The FEI JUMPING WORLD CHALLENGE final, which took place in Dakar, Senegal, from 25 to 30 November 2025, ended today with rider Ghazi ELLOUZE finishing in 4^th place.
The first two days of the challenge and the first round of the third day were clean, while one bar fell at the end of the second round of the third day.
Well done to our champion.

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The FEI has published the final list of participants for the FEI Jumping World Challenge final, which will take place in Dakar, Senegal, from November 25-30, 2025, and our experienced rider Ghazi Ellouze will represent Tunisia at this sporting event.

The Tunisian Equestrian Sports Federation, with the support of FEI Solidarity, is organizing Event 3 of the FEI WORLD CHALLENGE 2025 on October 19, 2025, at the Hippo Club in Chorfech.
Be there to qualify your riders.
Click HERE to view the preliminary program.

The Tunisian Equestrian Sports Federation is organizing a National Jumping Event on Sunday, October 12, 2025, with five competitions plus one for young horses, starting at 8:30 a.m. on the arenas of the HippoClub in Chorfech.

The new 2025-2026 sporting season kicks off with a show jumping event organized by ALFORSSAN Equestrian Club on Sunday, September 21, 2025, at its club in Borj Youssef.
A must-see event to assess the riders' fitness and their mounts for the upcoming sporting events. For more information CLICK HERE.

Yet another success for the Tunisian endurance discipline on the world level after Tunisian rider Rayan Louhichi placed 21st at the World Championship for Young Horses in Jullianges, France.

Tunisian bloodlines once again prevailed, with the courageous horse Karawene Carthage from the Haras of Bejaoua completing a 120km course on extremely demanding and technical terrain, resulting in the elimination of more than 60% of the competitors from 25 nations.

This result would not have been achieved without a strong, united, and technical team that supported Rayan and Karawene Carthage, who finished the race with an average speed of 17.9 km/h and a final-phase speed of 21.2 km/h.

Congratulations again to the entire team and good luck.

On August 2, 2025, the first African School Games, Algeria 2025, concluded, with Tunisian equestrianism winning:

- A Silver Medal won by young rider Salima Talmoudi in the individual jumping competition.

- A Silver Medal in the team endurance competition.

- A Bronze Medal in the team show jumping competition.

Congratulations to all the riders and their technical staff. And good luck for the upcoming international events.

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