The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair

11/22/2025

Can Karl Cook 🇺🇸 and Caracole de la Roque defend their title in the Longines Los Angeles?
"Cara" is feeling fresh and strong as this partnership returns to the venue that will play host to equestrian sport at the 2028 Olympic Games 🥇🥈🥉
Catch the competition on FEI.tv, Saturday at 6pm PT! 📺

11/22/2025

Where else can you shake hands with a legend? At The Royal, meeting your heroes is just part of the magic. From icons like Ian Millar to the next generation of greats, the connections made here last a lifetime.

11/22/2025

Stars were born on the Gay Lea Butter Sculpting Showdown stage at !
📸 Richard Wintle

11/21/2025

📸 Emmi Matsusaki, a force of nature in fringe and fire. This Canadian cowgirl lit up The Royal Rodeo with grit, grace, and true maple leaf pride.

Photographed by Christopher Wahl at .

11/20/2025

11/20/2025

11/20/2025

The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in 1956

11/19/2025

Handmade with Amber Marshall made its Royal debut in the coziest way possible… whipping up tallow magic with Danielle De Vos! From farm-fresh ingredients to follow-along fun, this first session set the bar high. If you missed it, don’t worry, we have there’s more handmade goodness coming at !

11/19/2025

Thank you to the incredible Sylvia Zerbini for bringing her breathtaking show, Liberté, to . With grace, artistry and trust, Sylvia and her majestic Arabians reminded us all of the magic that happens when humans and horses truly connect.

Special thanks to Ecclestone Horse Transport, the official transporter of The Royal, for helping bring this unforgettable performance to the stage.

11/19/2025

📸 Reginald LeCourt doesn’t just ride broncs—he carries the weight of tradition, grit and glory from Mirabel, Quebec to the Royal ring.

Shot by legendary photographer Christopher Wahl, this behind-the-scenes portrait tells the story before the chute even opens. Fringe, leather, muscle and focus. Only the toughest ride under the lights at the Royal Rodeo presented by Ontario Ford Dealers.

11/18/2025

We join the community in sharing our condolences on the passing of Bob Hammell, a much-loved presence behind the scenes at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair for decades.

Often the first friendly face to greet exhibitors arriving to compete at the Royal Horse Show each November, Bob was a well-known and deeply respected part of the Royal family. Rain, snow or shine, he could always be found along the back road, helping exhibitors unload their horses and equipment in preparation for their time in the ring. A devoted supporter of the Six Horse Hitches, Bob loved his vital role in ensuring teams made it to the ring safely and on time. His steady presence and lasting relationships with exhibitors helped make The Royal feel like home.

Our thoughts are with Bob’s family and all who knew him. His kindness, dedication and familiar presence will be missed throughout the barns and beyond.