Show Jumping World Championships

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The Show Jumping World Championships, or the show jumping competition at the World Equestrian Games, was started in 1953, with individual competition. In 1978 Team competitions began, also Women were allowed to compete against Men for the first time. From 1990 Show Jumping was brought together along with the other equestrian disciplines into the World Equestrian Games (WEG). They are held every four years.

Individual Results

1953 Paris: Francisco Goyoaga (ESP) and Quorum
1954 Madrid: Hans-Günter Winkler (FRG) and Halla
1955 Aachen: Hans-Günter Winkler (FRG) and Orient / Halla
1956 Aachen: Raimondo d’Inzeo (ITA) and Merano
1960 Venezia: Raimondo d’Inzeo (ITA) and Gowran Girl
1966 Buenos Aires: Pierre Jonquères d’Oriola (FRA) and Pomone
1970 La Baule: David Broome (GBR) and Beethoven
1974 Hickstead: Hartwig Steenken (FRA) and Simona
1978 Aachen: Gerd Wiltfang (FRG) and Roman
1982 Dublin: Norbert Koof (FRG) and Fire
1986 Aachen: Gail Greenough (CAN) and Mr T
1990 Stockholm: Eric Navet (FRA) and M. Quito de Baussy
1994 Den Haag: Franke Sloothaak (GER) and S. P. Weihaiwej
1998 Rome: Rodrigo Pessoa (BRA) and Gandini Lianos
2002 Jerez de la Frontera: Dermot Lennon (IRL) Liscalgot

Team Results

1978 Aachen: GBR

Derek Ricketts Hydr. Coldstream

Caroline Bradley Tigre

Malcolm Pyrah Law Court

David Broome Philco

1982 Dublin: FRA

Michel Robert Ideal de la Haye

Patrick Caron Malesan Eole IV

Frédéric Cottier Flambeau C

Gilles B. de Balanda Malesan Galoubet

1986 Aachen: USA

Michael Matz Chef

Conrad Homfeld Abdullah

Katie Monahan Amadia

Katharine Burdsall The Natural

1990 Stockholm: FRA

Eric Navet M. Quito de Baussy

Hubert Bourdy Morgat

Roger-Yves Bost Norton de Rhuys

Pierre Durand Jappeloup

1994 Den Haag: GER

Franke Sloothaak S. P. Weihaiwej

Sören von Rönne Taggi

Dirk Hafemeister P. S. Priamos

Ludger Beerbaum Almox Ratina Z

1998 Rome: GER

Lars Nieberg Loro P. Esprit

Markus Beerbaum Lady Weingard

Franke Sloothaak SP Joly

Ludger Beerbaum P.S. Priamos

2002 Jerez de la Frontera: FRA

Eric Levallois Diamant de Semilly Ecolit

Reynald Angot Tlaloc M

Gilles Bertran de Balanda Crocus Graverie

Eric Navet Dollar du Murier Hts de Seine

Women's World Championships

1965 Hickstead: Marion Coakes (GBR) and Stroller
1970 Copenhagen: Janou Lefèbvre (FRA) and Rocket
1974 La Baule: Janou Tissot-Lefèbvre (FRA) and Rocket

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