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Longines and Beerbaum released their Longines World Equestrian Academy

Yesterday Longines organized a press conference at the stables of Ludger Beerbaum. Together with the German show jumper and the chairman of the Beijing Dashing Equestrian Cultural CO Ltd, Jing Li, the watch brand has decided to found the Longines World Equestrian Academy. The goal is to promote showjumping in China through training and professional support. The program was developed by Ludger Beerbaum and involves a team of professional experts under his leadership. The program involves two seminars each year for riders, grooms and horse owners at Ludger Beerbaum Equestrian Center in Beijing, and will focus on the welfare of the horse. It will also include preparations for the horses and riders competing at the international tournament Longines Equestrian Beijing Masters. Chinese riders and horses will also be given the opportunity to go to Riesenbeck, Germany to train and compete.

Yesterday Longines organized a press conference at the stables of Ludger Beerbaum. Together with the German show jumper and the chairman of the Beijing Dashing Equestrian Cultural CO Ltd, Jing Li, the watch brand has decided to found the Longines World Equestrian Academy. The goal is to promote showjumping in China through training and professional support. The program was developed by Ludger Beerbaum and involves a team of professional experts under his leadership. The program involves two seminars each year for riders, grooms and horse owners at Ludger Beerbaum Equestrian Center in Beijing, and will focus on the welfare of the horse. It will also include preparations for the horses and riders competing at the international tournament Longines Equestrian Beijing Masters. Chinese riders and horses will also be given the opportunity to go to Riesenbeck, Germany to train and compete.

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