Various type of Rankings are produced for Endurance : Riders, Horses, Young Riders. Follow the link below to discover them.
Rankings No 132 (31.12.2011) :
1. Adelinde CORNELISSEN (NED) / JERICH PARZIVAL with 2739 pts
2. Carl Hester (GBR) / UTHOPIA with 2526 pts
3. Laura BECHTOLSHEIMER (GBR) / MISTRAL HOJRIS with 2492 pts
Rankings No 132 (31.12.2011) :
1. Rolf-Göran Bengtsson (SWE) with 3372 pts
2. Eric Lamaze (CAN) with 3291 pts
3. McLain Ward (USA) with 3078 pts
Rankings No. 59 (updated 09.01.2012) :
1. Mary KING (GBR) with 601 pts
2. William FOX-PITT (GBR) with 586 pts
3. Andrew NICHOLSON (NZL) with 513 pts
Three standings are available in Driving :
Top Driver Award (Four-in-hand, Pairs & Single`s)
As per 26 July 2010 :
1. Nicolas HÖRMANN (GER) with 35 pts
2. Grischa LUDWIG (GER) with 33 pts
3. Marco RICOTTA (ITA) with 33 pts
The Rolex One to Watch for January 2012 is jointly awarded to René Tebbel (GER) and Shalva Gachechiladze (GEO). The pair both jumped from number 304 to 238 during December – a move up the Rolex Rankings of 66 places.
Based in Emsbüren, Germany, 42-year-old René Tebbel had a very successful young riding career, winning gold at the German Junior Championships ...
The Rolex One to Watch for January 2012 is jointly awarded to René Tebbel (GER) and Shalva Gachechiladze (GEO). The pair both jumped from number 304 to 238 during December – a move up the Rolex Rankings of 66 places.
Based in Emsbüren, Germany, 42-year-old René Tebbel had a very successful young riding career, winning gold at the German Junior Championships ...
CORNELISSEN AND PARZIVAL DO THE DOUBLE IN AMSTERDAM by Louise Parkes
Christopher Schofield (GBR), former Chairman of Great Britain’s Young Rider Selectors programme, passed away on 4 January at the age of 90.
Many young British Eventing riders enjoyed success during his leadership of the Young Rider Selectors programme, including William Fox-Pitt, Tina Cook and Pippa Funnell.
CHARDON STEALS THE SHOW IN LEIPZIG by Cindy Timmer
IJsbrand Chardon (NED) won the seventh leg of the FEI World Cup™ Driving 2011/2012 in front of a super enthusiastic crowd in Leipzig, Germany this afternoon. Wild card driver Chardon stayed ahead of runner-up Tomas Eriksson (SWE) and second wild card driver Christoph Sandmann (GER), who placed third. With thes ...
TRIPLE-GOLD FOR QATAR, DOUBLE-GOLD FOR EMIRATES, AND SAUDI ARABIA TAKES TEAM JUMPING TITLE by Louise Parkes
Elizabeth Searle (USA), international Dressage and Vaulting Judge for the FEI, co-founder of the American Vaulting Association and Vice President of the United States Dressage Federation from 1989-1996,, passed away on 8 January.
Elizabeth Searle was the first recipient of a USDF Lifetime Achievement Award in 2002 and in 2003 received the United States Equestrian Federation& ...
The FEI Reining Committee has now completed its work on a total revision of the Rules structure for the discipline.
If you want to find out more about Reem Acra and her involvement with the FEI and equestrian sports, please click the above link
The Nations Cup Series started in 1909, 13 years before the Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) was founded in 1921.Since then it has become our most prestigious team Jumping competition. Click above to visit its dedicated section or below to view the Season 2011 results and standings.
If you want to find out more about Rolex and their involvement with the FEI and equestrian sports, please click the above link
Created in 2001, the FEI World Cup™ Driving series tests the determination and skill of the best drivers in the world. More information is available by clicking on either top or bottom links.
If you want to find out more about HSBC and their involvement with the FEI and equestrian sports, please click the above link.
The FEI World Cup™ Eventing keeps its new format for 2011!
This series was changed in 2010 to run according to a similar fashion to the prestigious Meydan FEI Nations Cup™ in Jumping, where points gained at each qualifier count towards a prize pot awarded to the best riders in the final classification. After 8 CIC-W*** events in eight countries across three continents, the 3 most successful riders shared a valuable prize fund.
