From November 5 to 8, the Verona exhibition center hosts the 128th edition of Fieracavalli, a historic event dedicated to the entire equestrian sector. As reported by RaiNews, the event brings together 2,400 horses of 60 breeds, 35 breeding associations, and 700 exhibiting companies from 25 countries, spread across 12 pavilions with more than 200 events. In addition, the participation of 40 foreign buyers from 11 nations is planned in collaboration with the ICE Agency.

The competitive program confirms the Italian leg of the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup, the Stefano Ricci Top Dressage Trophy, and the Italia Polo Challenge. Concurrently with FISE's centenary, ArenaFISE hosts youth competitions such as the Under-21 Regions Grand Prix and the Pony Regions Cup. Subsequently, from November 19 to 22, the city will host the Global Champions Playoffs with prize money exceeding 11 million.

Animal welfare represents the core of the edition, centered in pavilion 4 with the Horse Friendly Arena for ethological training. The organization has set up new stables, rubberized flooring, dedicated pathways, and a reporting system via a digital application. Operators follow the Code of Ethics drafted with Fondazione Islander to promote non-invasive methods, integrated with university teaching.

On the social front, assisted projects continue with the Santa Giuliana and Niguarda hospitals, the University of Padua, and the Montorio prison. Among the permanent novelties is the Ape'n Down restaurant, equipped with a thematic library. Mayor Damiano Tommasi also anticipated the intention to create a permanent municipal area reserved for equestrian activities.