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source: https://www.paris2024.org/en/venue/chateau-de-versailles/
The next Summer Olympic Games are taking place now, from July 26 to August 11, 2024, in Paris. During them, we have the opportunity to watch our equestrian team compete. Read on to find out who represents us!
Where will the 2024 Summer Olympics be held?
The 2024 Olympic Games are taking place in Paris' historic center. Iconic Parisian monuments are being transformed into sports arenas—a unique backdrop for all the athletes' competitions.
Fun fact: the last Games in Paris took place exactly 100 years ago (in 1924)!
source: https://www.paris2024.org/en/competition-venue-concept/
source: https://www.paris2024.org/en/competition-venue-concept/
The equestrian events take place at the Château de Versailles . Originally built as a simple hunting lodge, the Château de Versailles became the court of Louis XIV in 1682 and the epicenter of French royalty. In 1883, it and its magnificent gardens became a national museum open to the public and was the first French site to be designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.
A temporary outdoor arena, surrounded by several stands with a capacity of 22,000 spectators, will be set up on the esplanade of the Etoile Royale in the heart of the palace gardens. This arena will host two eventing disciplines (dressage and show jumping) as well as show jumping and dressage competitions (Olympic and Paralympic). The individual and team eventing cross-country trials will be held along the Grand Canal.
When will the Paris 2024 Olympic equestrian events take place? Calendar of Events
The equestrian disciplines of the Olympic Games will be held from July 27 to August 6, 2024.
During the competition - the standard division applies:
- Team dressage (3-person team)
- Individual dressage
- Team show jumping (3-person team)
- Individual show jumping
- Team Eventing (3-person team)
- Individual Eventing
Additionally, as always, there are Paralympic dressage competitions: team and individual.
Below we present the program - calendar of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games competitions (source: FEI ):
How many days do the Games last?
The modern Olympic Games last approximately two and a half weeks. This year's Games in Paris will last exactly 17 days, including the opening and closing ceremonies.
Is horseback riding an Olympic sport? Is equestrianism in the Olympics?
It's obvious to all equestrians that equestrianism has been an Olympic sport for 124 years! It first appeared at the 1900 Olympic Games in Paris. However, the three Olympic equestrian disciplines we know today only appeared at the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm:
- dressage
- show jumping
- Eventing
You can read more about the history of the Olympic Games in this article .
Polish team lineup in Versailles for the 2024 Olympic Games [UPDATE AND RESULTS]:
Dressage:
First squad:
- Sandra Sysojeva and Maxima Bella [the pair finishes their performance on July 31 with a score of 73.416%]
- Aleksandra Szulc and Breakdance [the pair finishes their performance on July 31st with a score of 60.078%]
Sandra Sysojeva and her 8-year-old mare, Maxima Bella, have qualified for the individual finals of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. On August 4th, we'll have the opportunity to cheer on this pair during the Freestyle Grand Prix. We wish them luck!
- Update: Sandra Sysojeva and mare Maxima Bella scored 80.075% during the final run of the Grand Prix Freestyle competition (a new personal record for this pair).
The result secured the pair 15th place in the standings. It's worth noting that this is a historic Olympic result for our country. Big applause!
- Milczarek Katarzyna and Guapo [the pair finishes their performance on July 30 with a score of 66.910%]
Katarzyna Milczarek gave an interview after her ride, sharing that the competition arena clearly made an impression on her horse, Guapo, as evidenced by his demeanor. This resulted in the horse stiffening and making two major errors that lowered his score. [source: PZJ]
* Skowrońska-Kozubik Żaneta and her gelding Love Me were initially selected, but unfortunately, the horse was not approved for racing after today's (July 30) re-inspection. Szulc Aleksandra and her horse Breakdance were selected from the reserve list. It's worth noting that Breakdance is a Polish-bred horse bred by Krzysztof Lik.
Wide reserve squad:
- Krohn Susanne and Titolas
- Safronova Olga and Sandro d'Amour
Show jumping:
First squad:
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Grzegorzewski Adam and Issem finished their run with a score of 28 penalty points.
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Kubiak Dawid and Flash Blue B finish their run with a score of 16 penalty points.
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Wechta Maksymilian and Chepettano finished the course with a score of 9 points.
*Michał Tyszko and Colinero were in the starting lineup, but due to an unfortunate incident, an accident occurred during a veterinary inspection at the entrance to the stables in Versailles. A groom from one of the Belgian team riders lost control of his horse, which attacked Michał Tyszko's Colinero. As a result of this incident, Colinero suffered an injury that is currently being assessed by veterinarians. Unfortunately, it is already certain that due to the short time before the veterinary inspection, he will not be able to compete in this year's Olympic Games. Dawid Kubiak and Flash Blue B took Michał Tyszko's place in the starting lineup. Cassandra Orschell and Dacara E. were called up as reserve riders. [source: PZJ]
Update: Dawid Kubiak on Flash Blue B, Adam Grzegorzewski on Issem, and Maksymilian Wechta on Chepettano qualified for the individual show jumping finals. The first Pole, Dawid Kubiak, finished his run with two faults. Adam Grzegorzewski and Issem started 43rd and finished with 8 points. The last Polish competitor, Maksymilian Wechta on Chepettano, scored 12 points. In the individual standings, the Poles finished as follows:
- Adam Grzegorzewski: 52nd place
- Dawid Kubiak: 53rd place
- Maksymilian Wechta: 58th place
Our team placed 16th in the team qualification. Ten teams advanced to the team finals.
Reserve player:
- Orschell Casandra and Dacara E.
Wide reserve squad:
- Oplatek Andrzej and Zero K
- Orschel Cassandra and Dacara E
- Lewicki Marek and La Pezi
All-Round Eventing Competition - Eventing:
First squad:
- Korycka Małgorzata and Canvalencia [ dressage test with a score of 39.40, cross-country test with a score of 21.20 points in the individual classification 60.60, jumping test with a score of 10.0]
- Powała Robert and Tosca del Castegno [dressage run with a score of 34.70, cross-country run with a score of 94.70 with a break in obstacle 13A and exceeded time, clear jump run with a score of 1.60]
- Kamiński Jan and Jard [ completed their dressage test with a score of 35.80, elimination in the cross-country test on the water obstacle 10A]
*Initially, Warszawski Paweł and Lucinda Ex Ani 4 were called up, but unfortunately, according to the veterinarians, the mare was showing signs of fatigue and the staff decided not to subject her to additional stress until she returned to her best form [source: PZJ]. Kamiński Jan, riding Jard, was called up to compete.
- Knap Wiktoria and Quintus [jumping test with a result of 22.80]
Wide reserve squad:
- Pawlak Joanna and Fantastic Frieda
Who is the favorite at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in dressage, jumping and eventing?
Watching the international arena closely, everyone is wondering who will win gold at this year's Games.
Without a doubt, Germany has the best chance of winning gold in all equestrian disciplines at the 2024 Olympics. Germany has amassed the most gold medals of any country and is tied with the United States in total medals. However, Germany clearly surpasses the United States in gold medals, with 25 gold medals to the United States' 11.
Take a look at the list below to see which athletes are expected to win the Paris Olympics.
Who will win the Paris 2024 Olympic Games – dressage
David Stickland (global dressage analyst) has attempted to prepare the following forecast, taking into account the Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special trends over the last 12 months for all potential team members (who competed in 2023).
The rankings below are unfortunately not favorable to our Polish team, as well as Canada and Finland. Great Britain remains in the lead, closely followed by Germany and Denmark, almost evenly.
source: https://eurodressage.com/2023/12/28/david-stickland-end-year-olympic-predictions-paris
When it comes to specific competitors , the following are considered to have the greatest chance of winning the dressage competition at the Olympic Games in Paris:
- Isabel Werth (Germany) - PLN 2 two medals (team and individual) at the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games, gold at the 2006 and 2018 World Equestrian Games, silver medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games | in 2021 the competitor announced that she plans to retire after the 2024 Olympic Games
- Charlotte Dujardin (Great Britain) - individual and team gold medal at the London 2012 Olympics, bronze medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
- Charlotte Fry (Great Britain) - gold at the Ermelo 2018 and Verden 2021 World Championships, silver in the team competition at the Hagen 2021 World Championships, bronze in the team competition at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, individual gold in the GP Freestyle and GP Special at the Herning 2022 World Championships
- Jessica Von Bredow-Werndl (Germany) - individual gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, team gold at the World Equestrian Games 2018
Who will win the Paris 2024 Olympic Games – show jumping?
The following athletes have a good chance of appearing among the winners in Show Jumping at the Olympic Games in Paris:
- Martin Fuchs (Switzerland) - silver individual at WEG 2018
- Henrik Von Eckermann (Sweden) - team gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, team silver at the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games
- Steve Guerdat (Switzerland) – individual bronze at the FEI WEG 2018, individual gold at the London 2012 Olympics and team bronze at the Hong Kong 2008 Olympics
- Kent Farrington (USA) – team silver at the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympics, team bronze at FEI WEG 2014
- Ben Maher (Great Britain) - individual gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Who will win the Paris 2024 Olympic Games – Eventing
The greatest chances of winning the eventing competition at the Paris Olympics are attributed to competitors such as:
- Oliver Townend (Great Britain) - team gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
- Tom McEwen (Great Britain) - team gold at WEG 2018, individual silver medal, team gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
- Rosalind Canter (Great Britain) - team and individual gold at WEG 2018, team gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
- Julia Krajewski (Germany) - individual silver medalist at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, gold medalist at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
- Boyd Martin (USA) - participated in the London 2012, Rio de Janeiro 2016 and Tokyo 2020 Olympics
- Shane Rose (Australia) - team silver medals at the 2008 Hong Kong Olympics and the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, team bronze medal at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics
- Laura Colett – team gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Paris 2024 Olympic Games results
Dressage:
Dressage individual competition:
- Jessica von Bredow-Werndl (GER) - gold medal on the mare TSF Dalera with a score of 90.093%
- Isabell Werth (GER) - silver medal on mare Wendy with a score of 89.614%
- Charlotte Fry (GBR) - bronze medal on Glamourdale with a score of 88.971%
Dressage team competition:
- The German team: Isabell Werth, Jessica von Bredow-Werndl, Frederic Wandres, achieved a score of: 235.790
- Denmark consisting of: Daniel Bachmann Andersen, Nanna Skodborg Merrald, Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour, achieved the result: 235,669
- Great Britain: Becky Moody, Carl Hester, Charlotte Fry with a score of 232,492
Congratulations!
Show jumping:
Show jumping individual competition:
- Christian Kukuk (GER) on the gelding Checker won the gold medal, a flawless run with a time of 38.34 s.
- Steve Guerdat (CH) on the mare Dynamix de Belheme, silver medal with a result of 38.38 s.
- Maikel Van der Vleuten (NL) with a gelding Beauville Z won the bronze medal, completing the course in 39.12 seconds.
Show jumping team competition:
- Great Britain: Ben Maher, Harry Charles, Scott Brash, with a score of 237.47
- USA: McLain Ward, Laura Kraut, Karl Cook, with a score of 229.90
- France: Simon Delestre, Olivier Perreau, Julien Epaillard, with a score of 238.12
Congratulations!
Eventing:
Eventing individual competition:
- Michael Jung (GER) on the gelding Chipmunk FRH won the gold medal with a score of 21.80 points.
- Christopher Burton (AU) with the gelding SHADOW MAN won the silver medal with a score of 22.40 points.
- Laura Collett (GBR) with the gelding London 52 won the bronze medal with a score of 23.10 points.
Eventing team competition:
- Great Britain: Laura Collet, Tom McEwen, Rosalind Canter with a score of 91.30 points.
- France: Stephane Landois, Karim Florent Laghouag, Nicolas Touzaint with the result: 103.60 points.
- Japan: Toshiyuki Tanaka, Kazuma Tomoto, Yoshiaki Oiwa, with the result: 115.80 points.
Big applause!
The German team left Versailles with a total of 5 medals – four gold medals were won by Michael Jung in the eventing discipline, Jessicka Von Bredow-Werndl (dressage), Christian Kukuk (jumping) and the dressage team.
The fifth medal is silver, which hung around the neck of Isabell Werth (dressage).
Paris 2024 Qualification Rules for Jumping, Dressage and Eventing
It's worth noting that equestrian is the only Olympic discipline where men and women compete in the same classification. This has been the case since the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. Previously, at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, women were only allowed to compete in dressage.
The qualifying regulations specify the minimum age of the competitor and horse:
- Dressage : the minimum age of the rider is 16 years in the year of the Games (born before December 31, 2008) , and the minimum age of the horse is 8 years (born before December 31, 2016)
- show jumping: the rider's age is 18 years in the year of the Games' start (born before December 31, 2006) , and the minimum age of the horse is 9 years (born before December 31, 2015)
- Eventing : the rider's age is 18 years in the year of the Games' start (born before December 31, 2008) and the minimum age of the horse is 8 years (born before December 31, 2016)
One team of showjumpers, dressage riders , and eventers representing France, the host country , will automatically be eligible to compete . Other competitors must meet the eligibility criteria in accordance with the rules and deadlines set out on the FEI website for each discipline:
- Qualification rules for the Dressage Olympics
- qualification rules for the Olympic Ski Jumping Championships
- qualification rules for the Olympic Games in Eventing
The Olympic Games in Paris are open to a maximum of:
- 60 dressage competitors (including 15 teams)
- 75 show jumpers (including 20 teams)
- 65 eventing riders ( including 16 teams)
Each country that has qualified in a given discipline may submit:
- dressage and show jumping : max. 1 competitor in individual competitions and a 3-person team in team competitions
- Eventing : max. 2 competitors in individual competitions and a 3-person team in team competitions
The National Olympic Committee (NOC) of a given country will decide who will ultimately represent the country in each discipline and category (team and individual) . The only exception is the Bipartite Commission Invitation, which is directed to a specific athlete.
Qualification Rules: Paralympic Dressage 2024
When it comes to Para Dressage, the limit of competitors who can take part in the Paralympic games is 78 riders in 11 competitions:
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Individual competitions: are held in groups/levels depending on the degree of disability in the following competitions:
- Pair Grand Prix (Group I to V)
- Para Grand Prix Freestyle (groups I to V)
- Team competition: open category
Level/group I is where athletes with the greatest degree of disability compete, and level V is where those with the least disability compete.
Each country can be represented by:
- 4 players in individual competitions
- 1 team in team competitions (max. 3 riders who also obtained an individual classification, and at least 1 of them must have a disability level I, II or III)
To qualify for the 2024 Olympic Games in the para dressage discipline, you must:
- achieve at least one score of 64% in an FEI Para Equestrian 3* or higher competition in an individual or team competition between 1 January 2022 and 31 December 2022.
or
- achieve at least one score of at least 64% in a competition classified as FEI Para Equestrian 3* or higher in Grand Prix Test A or Grand Prix Test B between 1 January 2023 and 19 June 2024.
Despite the athlete's qualifications , the final decision on who will go to the Paralympics is made by the National Paralympic Committee (with the exception mentioned above: Bipartite Commission Invitation).
You can read more about the Paralympic dressage qualifications HERE .
Who will go to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games – get to know the names of Polish riders
The last time Poland fielded teams in all three equestrian disciplines: dressage, jumping, and eventing was at the Olympic Games in Moscow in 1980. We returned with two medals.
After 44 years, we once again have a full quota of athletes qualifying for the Olympic Games in all three disciplines. Riders had until June 24, 2024, to qualify for the Olympics (and until June 19, 2024, in para-dressage).
Importantly , despite the qualifications of the competitors , the final selection of the riders who will go to the 2024 Olympic Games depends on the decision of the National Olympic Committee (the only exception is the Bipartite Commission Invitation , which is addressed to a specific competitor).
We are curious about the final composition of our national teams in the individual and team competitions – the final application is submitted by the National Olympic Committee by July 8, 2024!
More current information about the Paris Olympics can be found on the FEI website .
Photo by Angelika Grabowska, in the photo: Adam Grzegorzewski
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Ski jumping at the 2024 Olympics - Polish team
Fun fact : 2024 marks the 100th anniversary of Captain Adam Królikiewicz winning the bronze medal in show jumping with his horse Picador at the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris. Let's hope that this time, the Poles will return with a medal!
In ski jumping, the team qualification for Poland for the 2024 Olympic Games was won by:
- Adam Grzegorzewski and Issem
- Maksymilian Wechta and Chepettano
- Wojciech Wojcianiec and Chintablue
- Przemysław Konopacki and Home Run
They qualified for the Games during the CSIO competition in Prague, July 27-30, 2023. More information can be found on the Polish Equestrian Federation website .
Other Polish riders should also appear during the next competitions , which will provide the possibility of qualifying for the Games, including:
- Marek Lewicki
- Michał Ziębicki
In Poland, such a competition will be held on June 13-16 - CSIO4* Sopot.
The calendar of ski jumping qualification competitions for the Olympic Games can be found HERE.
Since May 2021, our ski jumping team has been coached by former Belgian competitor Jan Vinckier , who has lived in Poland for 10 years. Let's hope he can lead our jumpers to victory!
Photo by Angelika Grabowska, in the photo: Adam Grzegorzewski
Dressage at the 2024 Olympic Games - Polish team
In dressage, Poland secured team qualification for the 2024 Olympic Games at the CDIO3*-NC in Pilisjaszfalu near Budapest, June 7-11, 2023. In the absence of Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine, the Israeli, Polish, and Hungarian teams competed. Our team lost Aleksandra Szulc in April, sidelining her until October, and two weeks before the start in Hungary, Beata Stremler also lost her mount, Fairplay, to an injury. In this situation, the Hungarians seemed to be the favorites, and we were represented by:
- Żaneta Skowrońska-Kozubik and Romantic P (find out more about our Polish competitor by clicking here !)
- Magdalena Jura and Ron
- Marta Sobierajska and Ultrablue De Massa
- Mateusz Cichoń and Herzregent 2
The Israeli team quickly closed the gap on the leading pair, but the battle between Poland and Hungary continued until the final run. Each team competed with four pairs, and the top three scores determined the winner. Before the final round, we were 2.3% behind the Hungarians, and Jazmin Yom Tov, representing our rivals, increased the gap by another 0.2%. Żaneta Skowrońska-Kozubik was the last to start, with a spectacular run that received a score of 69.696%. We outperformed the Hungarians by 1.5%, and Poland's qualification for the Paris Games became a fact.
The national dressage team currently has seven riders with horses and an appetite for the Games: Magdalena Jura, Filip Kowalski, Olga Safronova, Żaneta Skowrońska-Kozubik, Marta Sobierajska, Aleksandra Szulc, and Beata Stremler. However, the list is open, and Katarzyna Milczarek, returning after a year and a half break, and the current Polish Vice-Champions Aleksandra Popławska and Karolina Mazurek will certainly be vying for spots on the team. A strong point for our team at the Games should be Beata Stremler on Fürstin Bea , who won the prestigious Luisdor-Preis in Frankfurt last December.
The race for spots on the Olympic team began on February 18th at the CDI3* Kaleń-Towarzystwo, where the best Poles were Aleksandra Szulc (67.1%), Katarzyna Milczarek (65.8%), Susanne Krohn (65.0%), and Karolina Mazurek (64.6%). This coming weekend, March 1-3, the Polish Indoor Championships will be held in Radzionków, and less than a week later in Motesice, Slovakia, Filip Kowalski, Aleksandra Popławska, and Żaneta Skowrońska-Kozubik, among others, will compete for the MER in the CDI-W competitions.
The CDI3* Wrocław-Partynice, scheduled for March 22-24, promises to be very interesting. Although pairs have until June to obtain their MER, the Polish Equestrian Federation (PZJ) is obligated to submit a comprehensive list of competitors to the FEI on March 28, from which the team for the Games will be selected. Our dressage athletes face a busy and challenging period.
The coach and selector of the national team is Andrzej Sałacki – twelve-time medalist of the Polish Dressage Championships and two-time medalist of the World Vaulting Championships, member of the IDTC board and the EEF working group responsible for dressage.
The calendar of dressage competitions qualifying for the Olympic Games can be found HERE. In Poland, such competitions will also be held:
- June 22-24 CDI3* Partynice, Wroclaw
- April 19-21 CDI3* Guest that
- May 3-5 CDI3* Radzionk ów
- June 20-23 CDI3* Sopot
Photo: Wiktoria Rożnowska-Urbańczyk, in the photo: Żaneta Skowrońska-Kozubik
Żaneta Skowrońska-Kozubik chose the Prestige Italia X-Optimax saddle model.
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Eventing at the 2024 Olympic Games - Polish team
In eventing, the team qualification for Poland for the 2024 Olympic Games was won by:
- Margaret Korycka
- Victoria Knap
- Jan Kaminski
- Paul of Warsaw
The athletes qualified for the Olympics during the Baborówko Equestrian Festival, which took place from May 18-21, 2023. More information can be found on the Polish Equestrian Federation (PZJ) website .
We will keep our fingers crossed for more Polish eventers to qualify for the Olympics !
The calendar of Olympic qualifying events in eventing can be found HERE . These events will also be held in Poland:
- April 5-7 CCI4*-S Strzegom
- April 17-21 CCI4*-S and CCI4*-L Strzegom
- April 25-28 CCI4*-S Sopot
- May 2-5 CCI4*-S and CCI4*-L Sopot
- May 23-26 CCI4*-S and CCI4*-L Baborówko
- June 19-23 CCIO4*-NC-S and CCIO4*-L Strzegom
The team will be led by Andreas Dibowski - coach of the national eventing team from the end of 2021, a successful German competitor and Olympic medalist.
Paralympic Dressage 2024
So far, the individual qualification for the Paralympic Games in Paris for Poland was won by Monika Bartyś with the horse Caspar (multiple gold medalist of the Polish Championships, participant of the World Championships Herning 2022).
The deadline for obtaining qualifications is June 19, 2024 – we hope that by then other Polish athletes will also have achieved the required minimum, qualifying for the 2024 Paralympic Games.
During the Paralympics, the athlete will be led by the national team coach, Jarosław Poręba , who has held this position since 2022.
Poles at the Olympic Games in equestrian sports
Polish Olympic medalists in equestrian sports
Poles don't often attend the Olympic Games – this is undoubtedly due to fewer resources than other Western European countries – fewer sponsors , and therefore fewer horses with which to gain experience and FEI ranking points. World War II didn't help the development of equestrianism in Poland either. Fortunately, the years pass, and our national team is getting stronger!
So far, the most successful Olympic Games were the 1980 in Moscow, from where the Poles returned with a silver medal in the team competition (jumping) and gold for Jan Kowalczyk and the horse Artemor (jumping).
Polish representatives at the Olympic Games in equestrian sports - a summary of the last 20 years
- in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
in eventing:
- Jan Kamiński (who was originally supposed to be a reserve, but replaced Paweł Spisak when his horse failed the veterinary inspection) was awarded 29th place
- Joanna Pawlak (45 months) and Małgorzata Cybulska (49 months) were not classified
- Poland took 13th place in the team competition
- in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics
in eventing: Paweł Spisak
- in 2012 London Olympics:
in dressage:
- Beata Stremler
- Katarzyna Milczarek-Jasińska
- Michał Rapcewicz
in eventing: Paweł Spisak
- in the 2008 Beijing Olympics
in dressage:
- Michał Rapcewicz
in eventing : Paweł Spisak and Artur Społowicz
- in the 2004 Athens Olympics
in eventing: Andrzej Pasek, Kamil Rajnert, Paweł Spisak
in Skoki: Grzegorz Kubiak
- in 2000 Olympic Games Sydney - none
We can't wait to cheer on our dressage, showjumping, and eventing teams at the Paris Games! We hope they have successful starts and perhaps even return with medals.
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