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Recently, Aierken Tunyaz, Chairman of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, visited Xinjiang Agricultural University to inspect the development of the horse industry. He emphasized the need to advance genetic innovation, talent cultivation, industrial efficiency, and income growth for farmers and herders in an integrated manner. As the region with the largest horse population in China, Xinjiang has a total of 1.1817 million horses, with Ili horses accounting for 70% of the domestic sport horse market. Under the guidance of the Autonomous Region Party Committee and Government, the horse industry is transitioning from traditional breeding to integrated development encompassing breeding, equestrian events, and cultural tourism. This is fostering a modern industrial system that optimizes the synergy among the primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors, serving as a key engine for driving employment and income growth among farmers and herders.
Horse-MS.30P and Pony-MS.30 are two professional equestrian simulators with different positioning. Horse-MS.30P is designed for advanced riders and professional training, supporting advanced gaits such as Piaffe and Passage, suitable for dressage and show jumping training; Pony-MS.30 focuses on the education market, suitable for riding schools, universities, and beginner training. This article helps you make the right choice from three dimensions: gait functions, application scenarios, and customer cases.
Over the past decade, the training systems of professional riders have undergone a revolution. An increasing number of top riders are incorporating equestrian simulators into their daily training routines, achieving a qualitative leap in training efficiency through unlimited high-quality repetitions under controlled conditions and real-time biomechanical feedback. The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s experience demonstrates that simulators have become essential equipment in professional rider training.
In 2025, the global equestrian industry is undergoing profound transformation. From traditional horse training to modern simulator equipment, and from brick-and-mortar clubs to online teaching platforms, digital technology is reshaping the entire industry. The rise of the Chinese market, the widespread adoption of AI-assisted training, and virtual equestrian experiences in the metaverse all signal the arrival of a brand-new era.
