FEI World Equestrian Games

The FEI World Equestrian Competition is the main international tournament of equestrian competition and it is managed by FEIdération Equestre Internationale (FEI). Since 1990, these competitions have been held every four years. Prior to that year, all of the ten fields of FEI usually held separate tournaments in different countries. The modern WEG has been running for more than two weeks, like the Olympic Games, this position has moved all over the world. The riders and horses participating in the WEG competition go through a rigorous selection process, and each participating country sends teams to express themselves through competition, making it the best country in each field. At the 2010 Olympics, there were 800 people from 57 countries and their horses.

WEG is gradually expanding to 8 out of 10 areas including FEI: co-operation, Baba Equestrian, Endurance Cycling, Event, Horse Riding, Horse Riding, Jumping, Jumping. The two regional areas where the FEI remains, [1] [2] Polo [3] and Tentpeg [4] are still running independent tournaments

The FEI World Equestrian Games, held in Lexington, Kentucky in 2010, was the first of a series of WEG history: WEG will be held for the first time outside Europe and the 8 FEI fields will be held for the first time in one place (Kentucky Park) WEG initially owned a title sponsor (in this case, Animal Health and Nutrition Group Inc. Alltech, based in the nearby Nicholasville). A permanent upgrade to Kentucky Horse Park includes a climate controlled indoor stadium with 6,000 seats and an outdoor stadium with 7,500 seats. [Five]

At the Tryon International Equestrian Center near Mill Springs, North Carolina there is the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games. [6]

^ 1 The number of medals is arranged in order of gold medals, silver medals, bronze medals, and are arranged in alphabetical order. This table does not count events before 1990

^ 2 The unified German Federal Republic (since 1990) was considered to be the same country as the unification of West Germany (1948 - 1990). 1933) [8] If Germany and West Germany are considered to be two independent countries, those medals are 26 gold Germany, 14 silver and 20 copper; West Germany 4 gold, 4 silver, 4 copper

The FEI World Equestrian Games ™ is held every four years and is located in the middle of the Olympic cycle, where eight Equestrian World Championship level events are combined in a fixed position. Competitions include FEI fields such as jump, Baba equestrian, Equestrian competition, Race, Driving, Endurance, Vault, Reins and so on. Also, through the event, shows and exhibitions of equestrian events will be held. The 2018 FEI World Riding Tournament will be held at the Tryon International Equestrian Center for 13 days at Millspring, North Carolina from September 11 to 23, 2018.

The FEI World Equestrian Competition is the main international tournament of equestrian competition and it is managed by FEIdération Equestre Internationale (FEI). Since 1990, these competitions have been held every four years. Prior to that year, all of the ten fields of FEI usually held separate tournaments in different countries. The modern WEG has been running for more than two weeks, like the Olympic Games, this position has moved all over the world. The riders and horses participating in the WEG competition go through a rigorous selection process, and each participating country sends teams to express themselves through competition, making it the best country in each field. At the 2010 Olympics, there were 800 people from 57 countries and their horses.

The FEI World Equestrian Games, held in Lexington, Kentucky in 2010, was the first of a series of WEG history: WEG will be held for the first time outside Europe and the 8 FEI fields will be held for the first time in one place (Kentucky Park) WEG initially owned a title sponsor (in this case, Animal Health and Nutrition Group Inc. Alltech, based in the nearby Nicholasville). For permanent upgrades to Kentucky Horse Park, there are 6,000 seats, a temperature controlled indoor stadium and an outdoor stadium with 7,500 seats.