Equestrian at the 2008 Summer Olympics

Summary

Nation	Individual			Team			Total
Nation	Dressage	Eventing	Jumping	Dressage	Eventing	Jumping	Total
Argentina			1				1
Australia	3	5	4	X	X	X	12
Austria	1	1					2
Azerbaijan			1				1
Belarus	1	2					3
Belgium		2	1				3
Bermuda			1				1
Brazil	2	4	4		X	X	10
Canada	3	5	4	X	X	X	12
Chile		1					1
China	1	1	4			X	6
Colombia			1				1
Czech Republic		1					1
Denmark	3	1		X			4
Egypt			1				1
Finland	1						1
France	3	4		X	X		7
Germany	3	5	4	X	X	X	12
Great Britain	3	5	4	X	X	X	12
Guatemala			1				1
Hong Kong			3			X	3
Ireland		5	1		X		6
Italy	1	5			X		6
Jamaica		1					1
Japan	3	1	2	X			6
Jordan			1				1
Mexico	1		4			X	5
Netherlands	3	1	4	X		X	8
New Zealand		5	4		X	X	9
Norway			4			X	4
Poland	1	2					3
Portugal	3			X			3
Russia	2	2	1				5
Saudi Arabia			4			X	4
South Korea	1						1
Spain	2						2
Sweden	3	5	4	X	X	X	12
Switzerland		1	4			X	5
Ukraine			4			X	4
United Arab Emirates			1				1
United States	3	5	4	X	X	X	12
Venezuela			1				1
Total: 42 NOCs	47	70	77	11	11	16	194

Dressage

An NOC may enter up to 3 athletes if they qualified for the team competition

Team

Event	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
World Equestrian Games	Aug 20 - Sep 3, 2006	Aachen	3	Germany Netherlands United States
European Championship	Aug 27 - Sep 2, 2007	Turin	3	Sweden ~~Switzerland~~* Great Britain
Asia Pacific Championship Group F/G	Jan 31, 2008 Feb 4, 2008 Feb 7, 2008	Cannes Sydney Palmerston North	2	Australia Japan
Pan-American Games Group D/E	July 13–29, 2007	Rio de Janeiro	2	Canada ~~Brazil~~ ***
Composite team from Olympic rankings**	-	-	+	Denmark France Portugal
TOTAL			11

* Switzerland decided not to send a Team or an Individual to the Olympic Dressage competition after Silvia Iklé, the top rider on the Swiss team, refused to bring her horse, Salieri CH, to Hong-Kong due to the long travel and concerns over climatic conditions.

** 3 individuals qualified from the same nation from the Olympic rankings to make up a team

*** Brazil sent only two riders

Individual

Individual qualification decided by the FEI Olympic Riders Ranking as of May 1, 2008.

Event	Vacancies	Qualified
Host Nation	1	China
Team Event	29**	All athletes
North Western Europe	1	Finland
South Western Europe	1	France
Central & Eastern Europe; Central Asia	1	Russia
North America	1	~~Antigua and Barbuda~~***
Central & South America	1	Mexico
Africa & Middle East	1	~~South Africa~~***
South East Asia; Oceania	1	South Korea
Other places*	12+	Denmark Austria Spain Denmark Denmark Spain Belarus ~~Spain~~ Italy France France Russia Poland Portugal ~~Russia~~ Portugal* Portugal***
TOTAL	47

* Other places to complete the quota will be allocated to best ranked individuals not qualified above and invitation places.

** Switzerland decided not to send a Team and replaced by NOCs of the next highest ranked eligible athletes on the FEI Olympic Riders Ranking.

*** Unused quotas replaced by NOC of the next highest ranked eligible athletes on the FEI Olympic Riders Ranking.

Eventing

An NOC may enter up to 5 athletes if they qualified for the team competition, or up to 2 athletes if they didn't.

Team

Team Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
World Equestrian Games	Aug 20 - Sep 3, 2006	Aachen	5	Germany Great Britain Australia United States Sweden
Pan-American Games Group D/E	July 13–29, 2007	Rio de Janeiro	2	Canada Brazil
Asia Pacific Championship Group F/G*	Oct 27-28, 2007	Takapau	1	-
European Championship	Sep 13-16 2007	Pratoni del Vivaro	2	France Italy
Composite team from Olympic rankings**	-	-	+	New Zealand Ireland
TOTAL			11

* Event not held

** made up of minimum 3 to a maximum of 5 individuals qualified from the same nation from the Olympic rankings to make up a team

Individual

Individual qualification will be decided by the FEI Olympic Riders Ranking as of May 1, 2008.

Event	Vacancies	Qualified
Host Nation	1	China
Team Event	43	All athletes
North Western Europe	1	Denmark
South Western Europe	1	Belgium
Central & Eastern Europe; Central Asia	1	Poland
North America	1	Jamaica
Central & South America	1	Chile
Africa & Middle East	1	~~South Africa~~**
South East Asia; Oceania	1	New Zealand
Other places*	22+	New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Austria Belgium Switzerland Belarus Japan Ireland Russia Poland Belarus Ireland Russia Ireland ~~Argentina~~ Netherlands ~~Netherlands~~ Ireland Ireland ~~Chile~~ Czech Republic**
TOTAL	70

* Other places to complete the quota will be allocated to best ranked individuals not qualified above and invitation places.

** Unused quota replaced by NOC of the next highest ranked eligible athletes on the FEI Olympic Riders Ranking.

Jumping

An NOC may enter up to 4 athletes if they qualified for the team competition, or up to 2 athletes if they didn't.

Team

Event	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
Host Nation	-	-	2	China Hong Kong
2006 FEI World Equestrian Games	Aug 20 - Sep 3, 2006	Aachen	5	Netherlands United States Germany Ukraine Switzerland
2007 FEI European Jumping Championship	August 15–19, 2007	Mannheim	3	Great Britain Sweden Norway
2007 Pan American Games	July 13–29, 2007	Rio de Janeiro	3	Brazil Canada Mexico
2006 FEI World Equestrian Games / Qualification Event 2007 (combined) Group F	Aug 20 - Sep 3, 2006 March 6–10, 2007	Aachen Doha	1	Saudi Arabia
2006 FEI World Equestrian Games Group G	Aug 20 - Sep 3, 2006	Aachen	1	Australia
Olympic Qualification Event Group G	June 7–10, 2007	Balve	1	New Zealand
TOTAL			16

Individual

Team Competition	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
Team Event	-	-	63	All athletes
Olympic Riders Ranking Group A/B	May 1, 2008	-	2	Ireland Belgium
Olympic Riders Ranking Group C	May 1, 2008	-	3	Russia ~~Russia~~ Azerbaijan
Pan-American Games Group D	July 13–29, 2007	Rio de Janeiro	1	Bermuda
Pan-American Games Group E	July 13–29, 2007	Rio de Janeiro	4	Venezuela Colombia Argentina Guatemala
World Equestrian Games Group F	Aug 20 - Sep 3, 2006	Aachen	2	Jordan Egypt
Qualification Event 2007 Group F	March 6–10, 2007	Doha	1	United Arab Emirates
World Equestrian Games Group G	Aug 20 - Sep 3, 2006	Aachen	1	Japan
Qualification Event 2007 Group G	June 7–10, 2007	Balve	1	Japan
TOTAL			77

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