The Wrocław Tor Wyścigów Konnych - Partynice will host three days of Working Equitation competition from 23 to 25 October, including the 2026 Polish Championships.
The event will bring riders and horses together for a discipline that combines elements of dressage, obstacle work and speed. Competitors are tested on precision and control before facing a course of obstacles and, in the later stages, a timed test.
The competition will take place in Partynice’s indoor riding arenas, making it a useful autumn fixture for anyone interested in equestrian sport in Wrocław.
Three days of competition
The programme begins on Friday, 23 October, with dressage tests for riders competing in classes L, P, N, C, CC, Junior, Young Rider and Masters.
On Saturday, the focus switches to the ease-of-handling test, with classes ranging from LL to Masters. The LL and L classes will be followed by their own prize-giving ceremonies.
Sunday brings the fastest part of the weekend, with speed tests for P, N, C, CC, Junior, Young Rider and Masters. The remaining prize-giving ceremonies will take place after the competitions finish.
The Championships will be contested in the Masters class, provided that at least three eligible riders enter. The Masters, Young Rider and Junior competitions will follow the WAWE regulations in force since 14 April 2025.
Free entry at Partynice
Admission to the event is free, offering an opportunity for Wrocław residents and visitors to see Working Equitation at competition level without needing a ticket.
Competition entries are open until 12 October 2026 and are being accepted through the LiveJumping portal.
With its combination of traditional dressage and obstacle-based riding, the weekend should offer a varied programme for spectators, whether they already follow equestrian sport or are simply looking for something different to see at Partynice this autumn.
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Source and image credit: Tor Partynice