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Dashing Equestrian

Established in 2011, Dashing Equestrian hosted China’s first international equestrian event, Beijing Equestrian Masters at the Bird’s Nest, in collaboration with German equestrian legend Ludger Beerbaum.

In 2012, Dashing Equestrian partnered with Chio Aachen to launch Beijing Equestrian Masters with Longines as the title sponsor and official timekeeper.

In 2016, Longines World Equestrian Academy (LWEA) was established at Dashing Stable, hosting over ten international training camps to connect Chinese and global equestrianism. 

In 2017, the “Go to Bird’s Nest" Series was launched, integrating innovative formats and helping more riders achieve their dreams at the dual Olympic venue. 

Dashing Equestrian integrates domestic and international resources in: Equestrian event; Horse auctions and training; Event broadcasting and copyright; Branding activities and digital platforms; Merchandise development and brand agency. Dashing Equestrian is committed to promoting equestrian culture in China.

Developmen of Beijing Masters

Equestrian sport from China to the World

2011 - 2026
2011
The Equestrian Beijing Masters lands at the Bird’s Nest
Partnering with German show‑jumping legend Ludger Beerbaum, it historically filled the gap for international commercial equestrian events in China.
The Equestrian Beijing Masters lands at the Bird’s Nest
2012
Longines serves as title sponsor and official timekeeper
A.R.T joins hands with Dashing Equestrian. Following the CHIO‑Aachen model, the Masters embarks on its international journey.
Asia’s first open‑air nighttime show-jumping competition.
Longines serves as title sponsor and official timekeeper
2013
Asia’s first open‑air nighttime show
First‑time fibre‑sand arena adopted at the Bird’s Nest, Asia’s first open‑air nighttime show‑jumping competition
Asia’s first open‑air nighttime show
2014
With prize money exceeding one million, it became China’s first FEI CSI3 showjumping event.
2015
The first Kiss & Cry Corner for riders in Chinese equestrian competitions.
2016
Founded in Switzerland, the Longines World Equestrian Academy (LWEA) appoints Ludger Beerbaum as dean, with campuses in Beijing, China and Riesenbeck, Germany.
In 2016, professional training programs were launched in Riesenbeck and Beijing, with international riders competing at the Beijing Masters.
2017
Road to Bird’s Nest Series Launched
The first Fashion & Equestrian Gala was held. Official mascot made its debut.
The Road to Bird’s Nest opened national qualification pathways for riders.
Top Chinese riders competing in the 13th National Games in August went on to contest the Masters in September.
Road to Bird’s Nest Series Launched
2018
The 1st CSI4* event in China
The Masters upgraded to FEI CSI4* show-jumping event.
The newly added U14 Rising Star Tournament cultivates new-generation equestrian talents.
The 1st CSI4* event in China
2019
Celebrated China's 70th anniversary with Chinese and global riders.
Equine Park upgraded to Version 3.0, an interactive hub for riders, fans, audiences, media and brands.
China's top show-jumping athletes for Tokyo 2020 gathered at the Bird's Nest for Olympic pre-competition training.
Celebrated China's 70th anniversary with Chinese and global riders.
2020-2022
Keep passion alive
12 Road to Bird’s Nest series events were held amid the pandemic to warm-up for the Bird’s Nest, keeping passion alive.
Keep passion alive
2023
The 10th Longines Beijing Masters returned to the Bird’s Nest after 3 years
Forged over a decade, the Beijing Masters joins the Hangzhou Asian Games to witness new voices in Chinese sports.
Chinese rider Liang Ruiji won the 150CM Longines Grand Prix, becoming the first Chinese rider to claim victory at this level.
The 10th Longines Beijing Masters returned to the Bird’s Nest after 3 years
2024
The Longines Beijing Masters keep on carrying forward the legacy
4 areas are added to Road to Bird’s Nest to expand participation for local riders.
Multi‑platform livestreaming, clip video coverage and social media outreach bring equestrian sport to broader audiences.
Paris Olympic medallists compete alongside leading Chinese riders at the Bird’s Nest.
Liang Ruiji defends his 150CM Longines Grand Prix title — the first Chinese rider ever to achieve this feat.
The Longines Beijing Masters keep on carrying forward the legacy
2025
Witness the Legend in Beijing
Road to Bird’s Nest upgraded with its‑first repechage round.
Downtown Beijing large-screen campaigns fuel city-wide buzz for the event.
Witness the Legend in Beijing
2026
A top stage for Chinese riders, a top platfrom for equestrian passion
Across 4 zones and 10 stops, nearly 4,600 horse-rider pairs competed,with 377 earning Masters qualification.
Public‑welfare programs integrated into events bring equestrian sports closer to the public.
A top stage for Chinese riders, a top platfrom for equestrian passion