Royal International Horse Show

The Royal International Horse Show, also RIHS, the Nations Cup show jumping tournament in Britain.

The tournament is held annually in July on the grounds of the All England Jumping Course at Hickstead.

History

The first Royal International Horse Show took place in 1907 in the Grand Hall, Olympia, London. The tournament was held for some time also at Wembley and in Birmingham, since 1992 it will be held in Hickstead.

Winner

Nations

The Nations of Britain is held every Friday afternoon. He was from the beginning of the series to test the Samsung Super League and is still part of the FEI Nations Cup.

It is for the test by a jumping competition with two rounds and jump over 1.60 meters. The audit was endowed in 2013 with € 200,000.

Winner: ( Starting from 2006)

  • 2006: United Kingdom United Kingdom ( Rider: Robert Smith, William Funnell, Michael Whitaker, John Whitaker, Chef d' Equipe: Derek Ricketts )
  • 2007: United States United States ( Reiter: Laura Kraut, Christine McCrea, Molly Ashe - Cawley, Beezie Madden, Chef d' Equipe: Melanie Smith Taylor)
  • 2008: Germany Germany ( Rider: Anna- Maria Jakobs, Philipp Weishaupt, Andreas Knippling, Holger Wulschner; Chef d' Equipe: Sönke Sönksen )
  • 2009: Germany Germany ( rider Janne Friederike Meyer, Rebecca Golasch, Max Kuhner, Andreas Knippling; Chef d' Equipe: Sönke Sönksen )
  • 2010: United Kingdom United Kingdom ( rider Peter Charles, William Funnell, Tina Fletcher, Michael Whitaker, Chef d' Equipe Rob Hoekstra )
  • 2011: Germany Germany ( rider Janne Friederike Meyer, Holger Wulschner, Philipp Weishaupt, Marcus Ehning; Chef d' Equipe: Sönke Sönksen )
  • 2012: Ireland Ireland ( Rider: Shane Breen, Richie Moloney, Darragh Kerins, Clement McMahon; Chef d' Equipe Robert Splaine )
  • 2013: Germany Germany ( Rider: Marcus Ehning, Meredith Michaels -Beerbaum, Hans -Dieter Dreher, Ludger Beerbaum, Chef d' Equipe: Otto Becker)

King George V Gold Cup

The King George V Gold Cup is the Grand Prize of the Royal International Horse Show. Sponsor of the test, which is advertised as a jumping competition with two rounds over 1.60 meters, is Longines. In 2013, the test was also endowed with € 200,000.

Winner: ( Starting from 2006)

  • 2006: Roger -Yves Bost France with Ideal de la Loge
  • 2007: France Aymeric de Ponnat with Jubilee d' Ouilly
  • 2008: Germany Holger Wulschner with Clausen
  • 2011: United States Kent Farrington with Uceko
  • 2012: Netherlands Hendrik -Jan Schuttert with CERONA
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