2017 FEI European Championships

The 2017 FEI European Championships was held in Gothenburg, Sweden, from 21 to 27 August 2017. Equestrian competitions were held in four disciplines: jumping, dressage, driving and para-dressage. The main venues were Ullevi, Heden and Slottsskogen.

2017 FEI European Championships
Host cityGothenburg, Sweden Sweden
Date(s)21–27 August 2017
LevelSenior
Events3
Team, GP Special, GP Freestyle
2015
2019

Medalists

Dressage

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual special[1]

Details

Isabell Werth on Weihegold OLD
 Germany
Sönke Rothenberger on Cosmo
 Germany
Cathrine Dufour on Atterupgaards Cassidy
 Denmark
Individual freestyle[2]

Details

Isabell Werth on Weihegold OLD
 Germany
Sönke Rothenberger on Cosmo
 Germany
Cathrine Dufour on Atterupgaards Cassidy
 Denmark
Team[3] Helen Langehanenberg on Damsey FRH
Dorothee Schneider on Sammy Davis Jr.
Sönke Rothenberger on Cosmo
Isabell Werth on Weihegold OLD
 Germany
Agnete Kirk Thinggaard on Jojo AZ
Anna Zibrandtsen on Arlando
Anna Kasprzak on Donnperignon
Cathrine Dufour on Atterupgaards Cassidy
 Denmark
Rose Mathisen on Zuidenwind 1187
Tinne Vilhelmson Silfvén on Paridon Magi
Therese Nilshagen on Dante Weltino OLD
Patrik Kittel on Delaunay
 Sweden

Jumping

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual[4] Peder Fredricson on All In
 Sweden
Harrie Smolders on Don VHP Z
 Netherlands
Cian O'Connor on Good Luck
 Ireland
Team[5] Shane Sweetnam on Chaqui Z
Bertram Allen on Hector van d'Abdijhoeve
Denis Lynch on All Star
Cian O'Connor on Good Luck
 Ireland
Henrik von Eckermann on Mary Lou
Malin Baryard-Johnsson on Cue Channa
Douglas Lindelöw on Zacramento
Peder Fredricson on All In
 Sweden
Nadja Peter Steiner on Saura de Fondcombre
Romain Duguet on Twentytwo des Biches
Martin Fuchs on Clooney
Steve Guerdat on Bianca
 Switzerland

Driving

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual[6] Chardon Ijsbrand
 Netherlands
Edouard Simonet
 Belgium
Christoph Sandmann
 Germany
Team[7] Koos de Ronde
Chardon Ijsbrand
Theo Timmerman
 Netherlands
Mareike Harm
Georg von Stein
Christoph Sandmann
 Germany
Edouard Simonet
Dries Dagerieck
Glenn Geerts
 Belgium

Para-dressage

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Grade I – Individual Championship Test[8] Julie Payne on Athene Lindebjerg
 Great Britain
Elke Philipp on Regaliz
 Germany
Rihards Snikus on King Of The Dance
 Latvia
Grade I – Individual Freestyle Test[9] Julie Payne on Athene Lindebjerg
 Great Britain
Rihards Snikus on King Of The Dance
 Latvia
Elke Philipp on Regaliz
 Germany
Grade II – Individual Championship Test[10] Pepo Puch on Fontainenoir
 Austria
Nicole den Dulk on Wallace N.O.P.
 Netherlands
Stinna Kaastrup on Horsebo Smarties
 Denmark
Grade II – Individual Freestyle Test[11] Stinna Kaastrup on Horsebo Smarties
 Denmark
Nicole den Dulk on Wallace N.O.P.
 Netherlands
Alina Rosenberg on Nea's Daboun
 Germany
Grade III – Individual Championship Test[12] Suzanna Hext on Abira
 Great Britain
Claudia Schmidt on Romeo Royal
 Germany
Erin Frances Orford on Dior
 Great Britain
Grade III – Individual Freestyle Test[13] Suzanna Hext on Abira
 Great Britain
Steffen Zeibig on Feel Good
 Germany
Thobias Thorning Jørgensen on Bruunsholms Caribian
 Denmark
Grade IV – Individual Championship Test[14] Sanne Voets on Demantur
 Netherlands
Manon Claeys on San Dior 2
 Belgium
Louise Etzner Jakobsson on Zernard
 Sweden
Grade IV – Individual Freestyle Test[15] Susanne Sunesen on CSK's Que Faire
 Denmark
Louise Etzner Jakobsson on Zernard
 Sweden
Sanne Voets on Demantur
 Netherlands
Grade V – Individual Championship Test[16] Frank Hosmar on Alphaville N.O.P.
 Netherlands
Sophie Wells on C Fatal Attraction
 Great Britain
Nicole Geiger on Phal de Lafayette
 Switzerland
Grade V – Individual Freestyle Test[17] Sophie Wells on C Fatal Attraction
 Great Britain
Frank Hosmar on Alphaville N.O.P.
 Netherlands
Nicole Geiger on Phal de Lafayette
 Switzerland
Team[18] Sophie Wells on C Fatal Attraction
Erin Frances Orford on Dior
Suzanna Hext on Abirrt
Julie Payne on Athene Lindebjerg
 Great Britain
Stinna Kaastrup on Horsebo Smarties
Annika Lykke Dalskov Risum on Aros A Fenris
Thobias Thorning Jørgensen on Bruunsholms Caribian
Susanne Sunesen on CSK's Que Faire
 Denmark
Frank Hosmar on Alphaville N.O.P.
Nicole den Dulk on Wallce N.O.P.
Lotte Krijnsen on Rosenstolz
Sanne Voets on Demantur
 Netherlands

Medals table

  Host nation

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Great Britain (GBR)6118
2 Netherlands (NED)44210
3 Germany (GER)36312
4 Denmark (DEN)2248
5 Sweden (SWE)*1225
6 Ireland (IRL)1012
7 Austria (AUT)1001
8 Belgium (BEL)0213
9 Latvia (LAT)0112
10  Switzerland (SUI)0033
Totals (10 entries)18181854

References

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