ANCCE and ClipMyHorse.TV (CMHTV) have once again renewed their agreement to increase both national and international visibility of the ANCCE Cup for Dressage and the Young Horse Selection Tests organized by ANCCE. Based on this agreement, the aforementioned competitions will be broadcast live on the Official ANCCE Web/App and simultaneously on ClipMyHorse.TV where the various film files will be available and accessible indefinitely worldwide.

Thus, ANCCE will have access to all PRE videos at the ANCCE Cup for Dressage competitions produced by ClipMyHorse.TV (including the Longines Dressage World Breeding Championship videos) and live broadcasts of all 2025 ANCCE Young Horse Selection Tests, including the Final.

In an effort to encourage Organizing Committees to improve the coverage of their competitions, ANCCE will continue to offer an economic bonus for those OC offering live broadcasts. Moreover, they will enjoy the possibility of sharing the feed free of charge on CMHTV.

The agreement also contemplates CMHTV’s promotion of all competitions aired on its channel using their digital platforms (social media, web and App). As an additional incentive, CMHTV will grant a free annual subscription to ANCCE Cup winners in the 4, 5, 6 and 7-year-old categories at the ANCCE Young Horse Selection Test venues in Madrid, Medina Sidonia, Murcia and the Final. This latter will be held at Dos Lunas Polo Dressage in San Martin del Tesorillo (in the province of Cadiz).

In terms of quality, we are well aware that these live broadcasts represent a major leap forward. ANCCE continues working to offer maximum online coverage for the benefit of breeders, enthusiasts and sponsors on the Official Competition Web/App. These products are consumed by more than 1,081,000 users in 70 countries. Our goal is to offer Purebred Spanish Horses with greater prominence. This, in turn, guarantees the projection that the breed deserves within the scope of national and international sports. In 2024, the ClipMyHorse.TV platform was visited by more than 4 million people from 218 countries.