Equestrian Federation Jamaica

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Round 3 will be even better!
The Equestrian Federation of Jamaica Jumping League continues on June 14 at St Ann Polo & Equestrian Center.

Course walk: 9:00 AM. Register details coming soon.

Save the date!

Horsepower, teamwork and good vibes 😎 at the 2nd competition for The EFJ BK Jumping League.

More to come! Stay tuned 🐎

An exciting day of competition at the EFJ BK Jumping League held at the beautiful St Ann Polo Club where four clubs came together to compete for valuable local league points in an action-packed day of Show Jumping.

A special thank you to the EFJ. and the Show Committee for organizing such an exceptional and enjoyable competition.

Congratulations to our league winners:

✨ Medium League — Lennox Byfield & Little Miss Sunshine
✨ Low League — Barbara Biernacki & Mocha
✨ Mini League — Isla Salm & Pluto
✨ Lickle League — Mia Diaz & Trelawny

Round 2 of the 2026 EFJ BK Jumping League was one for the books! 🐎✨

Our competitors came out in their numbers last Sunday at the . Riders and horses demonstrated their passion, sportsmanship and love for the sport throughout the day.

A special thank you to and for sponsoring this exciting leg of the competition and supporting the growth of equestrian sport in Jamaica. 🏆

Check out these amazing highlights and stay tuned for more!

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2 weeks until another International 3* 🇯🇲 we’re off to Wellington from the 7th-10th of June 🫶🏽

World Equestrian Games is 3 months away… so let’s go strut our stuff!

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A special happy Mother’s Day to all of our amazing mothers.

Round 2 is coming soon!
The Equestrian Federation of Jamaica Jumping League continues on May 24 at St Ann Polo & Equestrian Center. A special presentation will be done by JADCO.

Course walk: 9:00 AM. Register details coming soon.

Mark your calendars!

Jamaica welcomes Jaime Morillio
(ECU) Development Officer for the Pan American Equestrian Confederation and FEI Technical expert for a series of retraining racehorses initiatives aimed at developing foundational skills for both horses and riders.

Jamaica has a vibrant and active racing industry, with over 1,200 thoroughbred horses in training and more than seven operational stud farms, many of which feature strong U.S. thoroughbred bloodlines.

This FEI Solidarity project is a collaborative effort between the FEI, the Pan American Equestrian Confederation, the National Federation, and its members. It forms part of a broader global mission to raise awareness and ensure ex-racehorses are integrated safely and effectively into second careers as sport horses improving their long term reputation as versatile athletes.

A sincere thank you to FEI Tutor and PAEC Development Officer Jaime Morillio (ECU) for leading an impactful three-day racehorse retraining and design course with the Equestrian Federation of Jamaica 🇯🇲

We appreciate your time, knowledge, and commitment to developing equestrian sport in Jamaica.