FEI European Pony Championships - Eventing
Eventing at the FEI European Pony Championships is governed by the FEI Eventing Rules with the age groups (12-16 yrs) for riders and minimum of 6 yrs for ponies. There are two levels for ponies competing internationally at pony events with the Championships held at CCIP2 star level.
The maximum height of a fixed obstacle for cross country is 1.25 metres for a brush obstacle and 1.05 metres for fixed. The top spread may not exceed 1.30 metres with the base spread not to exceed 1.90 metres. The drop on the landing side of an obstacle may never exceed 1.45 metres. The number of obstacles required for the Championship course is 25 efforts with a maximum of 30. The minimum distance for the course is 2700 metres and may not exceed 3700 metres with the speed per minute set at a minimum of 500 metres/min and a maximum of 520 metres/min.
FEI European Pony Championships Eventing Videos
2021 FEI European Pony Championships Strzegom (Poland)
2019 FEI European Pony Championships Strzegom (Poland)
All ponies featured
SF Detroit (GB) - Individual Eventing Gold and Team Silver
2017 FEI European Pony Championships Kaposvar (Hun)
Cross Country Highlights from the 2014 FEI European Pony Championships
Bishop Burton (UK)
Cross Country Highlights from the 2013 FEI European Pony Championships
Arezzo (Italy)
Past Team Results - Eventing
2022 - Strzegom (Pol)
1. Ireland
2. Germany
3. France
2021 - Strzegom (Pol)
1. France
2. Germany
3. Ireland
2020 - Not held
2019 - Strzegom (Pol)
1. Great Britain
2. France
3. Ireland
2018 - Bishop Burton (UK)
1. Great Britain
2. Ireland
3. France
2017 - Kaposvár (Hun)
1. France
2. Great Britain
3. Ireland
2016 - Vilhelmsberg (Den)
1. Germany
2. Great Britain
3. France
2015 - Malmo (Swe)
1. Great Britain
2. France
3. Sweden
2014 - Millstreet (Ire)
1. France
2. Great Britain
3. Italy
2013 - Arezzo (Ita)
1. Great Britain
2. France
3. Ireland
2012 - Fontainebleau (Fra)
1. Ireland
2. Great Britain
3. Netherlands
2011 - Jaszkowo (Pol)
1. France
2. Ireland
3. Great Britain
2010 - Bishop Burton (GB)
1. Great Britain
2. Germany
3. Belgium
2009 - Moorsele (Bel)
1. Germany
2. Great Britain
3. Belgium
2008 - Avenches (Sui)
1. Germany
2. Great Britain
3. Italy
2007 - Fredudenberg (Ger)
1. Great Britain
2. Germany
3. Italy
2006 - Saumur (Fra)
1. Germany
2. Belgium
3. Great Britain
2005 - Pratoni del Vivaro (Ita)
1. Great Britain
2. Germany
3. Ireland
2004 - Jaszkowo (Pol)
1. Germany
2. France
3. Sweden
2003 - Necarne Castle (Ire)
1. Germany
2. France
3. Belgium
2002 - Hagen (Ger)
1. Germany
2. Belgium
3. Great Britain
2001 - Vejer de la Frontera (Esp)
1. Germany
2. France
3. Ireland
2000 - Hagen (Ger)
1. France
2. Belgium
3. Italy
