Given the significant evolution of the FEI Nations Cup into the Longines League of Nations, our podcast episode delves into this landmark event in the equestrian world. We have the privilege of discussing with Mohammed Al Nakhie, the Manager of the UAE Racing & Equestrian Federation Showjumping Committee, to gain an insider’s perspective on this prestigious series.

With the Longines League of Nations kicking off in Abu Dhabi in February 2024, this series marks a new chapter in international equestrian competition. It brings together the top ten equestrian nations, pitting them against each other in a globally unified format. This rebranding and reformatting of the historic FEI Jumping Nations Cup, a tradition since 1909, promises an intense and engaging competition, featuring teams from Ireland, the USA, France, Germany, Switzerland, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, and Brazil.

In our discussion with Mohammed Al Nakhie, we'll explore the various facets of this event — from the initial planning stages to the selection of venues, the involvement of sponsors, and the intricate details of organizing such a high-profile equestrian event. We'll also delve into the FEI rules specific to this event, the entry system, and the overall impact of the Longines League of Nations on global equestrian sport.

This series is not just a sporting event but a reflection of the collaboration between the FEI and Longines, emphasizing Longines' commitment as a sponsor and provider of reliable timekeeping. The series aims to showcase the best in equestrian sports while engaging fans across the globe, embodying the values of elegance, tradition, and performance.

oin us in this podcast episode as we uncover the layers of planning, preparation, and passion that go into making the Longines League of Nations a landmark event in the equestrian calendar.