Nominations are open for the 2026 Equestrian Business Awards in association with Equinnect, a series of accolades whichrecognise the outstanding contributions and achievements of businesses and professionals across the equestrian world.Last years awards received over 16,000 nominations across 20 categories and culminated in a sold-out awards event in Peterborough in November. Four finalists were shortlisted for each award and interviewed by a judging panel. The winners were revealed at a ceremony atthe Holiday Inn Peterborough West.Katy Wright established the Equestrian Business Awards five years ago as a way of celebrating equine businesses and professionals. Award categories include Retailer of the Year, Riding School of the Year and Equestrian Tech of the Year.The awards help recognise excellence, raise industry standards, and shine a national spotlight on those making a real difference.Recent winnersLast years winners included Abbotts View Livery (Livery Yard of the Year), Aster Horses (Event Venue of the Year) and Pocket Nook Equine Vets (Vet Practice of the Year). Harry Hall were presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award. For a full list of the 2025 winners click here.The Equestrian Business Awards celebrate equestrian professionals who deliver exceptional care, expertise, professionalism, and innovation across the sector. The awards are supported this year by BAEDT, Cowgirl Like Me Media, Equicantis, Westgate Labs, Equine K Taping UK, and Downwest Embroidery.Anyone can nominate and be nominated. Nominations close on Wednesday 1 April and the finalists will be announced at the end of May.For a full list of categories and to nominate someone for an awardclick here.Main image of Lifetime Achievement Award winners Harry Hall Equestrian Business Awards.Related contentEssential horse worming schedule and management tips from a vetPoisonous plants for horses: in pictures9 essential things to get right when youre taking care of a horseThe post Vote now: Nominations open for 2026 Equestrian Business Awards appeared first on Your Horse.