Summary of "42º EXPONACIONAL EQUINA FEDEQUINAS - BUCARAMANGA 2026 - DIA 2 - TROTE Y GALOPE ."

What happened / context

• Day 2 of Fedequinas “Equina” national event (Bucaramanga 2026) featured live judging of Colombian trot & gallop competitions across multiple age categories.
• Veterinarians and judges evaluated:
  • gaits
  • cadence
  • elevation
  • rhythm
  • control
  • stability
• The event had a strong commercial presence, including event sponsors and product brands, notably from:
  • Equine nutrition / supplements
  • Logistics / cold chain providers
  • Digital commerce platforms
  • Anti-smuggling campaigns

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Business & brand messaging (sponsors/partners)

Equine nutrition & supplements (positioning + product lineup)

Multiple brands emphasized performance + nutrition + recovery and “all stages” coverage, including:

• Italcol / Brío / Organ / Equinox / Organ Colombia Positioning around high-performance nutrition, advanced nutrition, and organic modifiers.

Repeated product themes included:

• Extruded feed for energy, digestion, and consumption
• Creatine AATP for energy & performance
• Glycol for power and higher performance
• Emoturbo for vitality and oxygenation
• Muscle Horse for power and muscle mass

Brands also pushed messaging such as:

• “Real solutions for every need”
• “Horses athlete at all stages.”

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Digital retail platform (Cuido)

Cuido (cuidoquino.com) was described as:

• “Buy everything in one place”
• “Easy, safe, without overpaying”
• Access “from home” with “click-away” convenience

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Logistics / operations (Silveragro / agricultural solutions)

A highlighted exhibitor/partner (agricultural products/distribution) focused on:

• efficient operations, logistics, and cold chain
• 8 strategic distribution points in:
  • Centro Chía
  • Directions
  • Siberia
  • Soacha
  • Ubaté
  • Sipaquirá
  • Tunja
  • Bucaramanga
• A technician team providing nutrition consulting and programs (Silveragro)

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Anti-smuggling campaign (National Federation + DIAN)

Operational/advocacy calls repeatedly stressed:

• “Buy legally”
• Smuggling is framed as harmful to public health, education, recreation, and sport

A reporting channel was mentioned:

• DIAN anti-smuggling line 159 (including customs tax police references)

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Competition judging as a “process” (implicit playbook)

Judging notes across categories reflect a consistent evaluation approach.

Evaluation dimensions repeated by judges

• Cadence / rhythm in both trot and gallop
• Ease and balance between gaits (e.g., trotting elements vs galloping elements)
• Elevation / footfall firmness and rear-end propulsion
• Stability of the head/neck position (sequence and firmness)
• Tempo consistency (some horses speed up then slow down)
• Change-of-gait tests and figure-eight patterns (including transitions)
• Behavior / docility
  • withdrawals can occur for indocility or poor compliance with gait/format

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Common outcomes

Higher placements were linked to maintaining:

• Uniformity + elasticity (rear-end engagement)
• Naturalness + solvency
• Confidence during tests (especially figure-eight and transitions)

Lower placements / drops were attributed to:

• Energy decline over time
• Loss of softness / sequence
• Head instability
• Failure to maintain rhythm / cadence
• Pain or ailments, leading to withdrawal/excusal

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Concrete examples / case outcomes (from judging notes)

Example: “mares 48–60 months” (top 5)

Judge narratives connected placement to specific execution differences, such as cadence, head position, transitions, and support rhythm:

1. #10 Double Blessing of the Miraculous — 1st place Best balance: trot cadence + gallop ease + stable rhythm

2. #9 Dorotea de Villoscana — 2nd place Strong trot impact; gallop altered head position slightly

3. #1 Santa Isabel Sandstorm — 3rd place Disciplined, gentle execution; slightly less effective in specific transition moments

4. #3 Scent of Bermuda — 4th place Better exercise comfort, but a less advantageous overall fit at key moments

5. #11 Wonderful Good People — 5th place Indecisions in support rhythm for part of the category

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Withdrawals/excused cases due to compliance and health

Repeated operational rulings included withdrawals for:

• Docility / indocility (horse refused to continue march)
• Rhythmic condition / arrhythmia in forelimbs
• Gait/format non-compliance (withdrawal or excusal from modality)
• Pain or posterior/left posterior issues mentioned as causes for excusal

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Events / dates & logistics (GTM-like scheduling)

Main event

• 42º Fedequinas “Equina” Bucaramanga 2026 (Day 2 broadcast) Mentioned as ongoing with 4 more days of competition referenced early on.

My beloved Manizales (donkeys & mules)

• March 19–22
• “Registration completely free” (Double A dates referenced)

Grade B / Grade A exhibitions across cities

• Puerto Boyacá (Grade A): April 20–22
• Cachipay (Grade B): March 13–15
• Ábrego (Norte de Santander) (Grade B): March 14–15
  • plus another invitation: March 21–22
• Miraflores (Boyacá) (Grade B): March 21–22
• Magangué (Bolívar) (Grade B): May 2–3
• Rovira (Tolima) (Grade B): April 11–12
• Mosquera (Cundinamarca) (Grade B): May 2–3
• Caribbean Cup / Cartagena Cup (event marketing):
  • March 27–28
  • April 30–May 1

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KPIs / targets mentioned

No classic business KPIs (e.g., revenue, CAC, LTV, churn) were stated.

However, broadcast-related audience/time operational indicators included:

• “more than 7500 people watching”
• a timeline artifact: “12 11:56 minutes” (likely stream segment timing)

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Leadership / governance actions (award system)

The event concludes with formal federation resolutions awarding “out-of-competition” and “best-of-year” titles.

Fedequinas Colombia resolutions (examples included)

• Resolution 4776/2026 Recognition “out-of-competition of the year” for specific yearling male/female winners (trot & gallop Colombian).

• Resolutions 4778, 4780, 4782, 4784, 4779, 4781, 4783 Award categories including:

  • Player of the Year (male)
  • Breed leader of the Year
  • Best Exhibitor / Best Breeder
  • Best Breeding Female of the Year
  • Best Mare offspring of the Year
  • Best Professional Rider/Assembler of the Year (walking in exhibitions)

Resolutions emphasized formal compliance such as:

• effective from notification date
• deliver copy to creator/owner
• signed by federation leadership (chair + executive president)

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Presenters / sources mentioned (as named in subtitles)

Judges / officials

• Juan Fernando Vázquez Luna
• Dr. Henry Beltrán
• Ballardo Castelblanco / Ballardo Castelblanco Camargo (doctor/judge references in multiple segments)
• Dr. José Héctor José Vergara (leadership reference)
• Diego Fernando García (President of Board / signatory)
• Héctor José Vergara Romero (President executive / signatory)

Hosts / commentators / presenters

• Pedro (host reference)
• Alejandra López
• Mauro (operational coordination)
• Meli / Melissa (operational coordination)
• Luis Carlos Forero
• Jimmy Estrada
• Lina Quintero, Carmen Moreno, Real Alberto (chat acknowledgements)

Sponsored brand representatives / named entities

• Farbet Laboratories
• Italcol / Organ Colombia / Organ
• Contegral and Estate (feeding support)
• Cuido / cuidoquino.com (platform)
• CuidoQuino
• Greco Motors
• Kia (mentions Kia Sportage / Kia Tasman)
• Pasopista
• Sonotec
• Azoca Norte, Potros Boyacá, Azo Caballos, Asocava, Toscana Reyes, Criadero San Gabino, and other criaderos/owners (frequently referenced in horse line-ups)

Category

Business

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