An indoor equestrian arena in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, specifically the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, is depicted during a performance

An indoor equestrian arena in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, specifically the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, is depicted during a performance. The arena features a light brown sand floor, surrounded by tiered seating filled with hundreds of spectators in casual attire. The walls are white with multiple large, circular windows featuring a grid pattern, and potted plants are placed beneath some of these windows. The high ceiling is gridded with exposed metal trusses, from which numerous spotlights and ventilation structures are suspended. In the arena, six riders on white horses are prominently displayed. Five of these riders are positioned in a line facing the left side of the frame, mounted on horses adorned with elaborate red and white tack. The riders wear traditional Spanish equestrian attire, including dark, broad-brimmed Cordobés hats, light-colored jackets, dark trousers, and tall boots. In the foreground, two additional riders are visible from behind, also in traditional riding attire (one on a dark brown horse, one on a lighter brown horse), observing the scene. One of these foreground riders wears a dark helmet. The horses and riders are stationary, indicative of a pause or formation within an equestrian show.