Equestrian events at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification

Equestrian events at the 2024 Summer Olympics
Qualification
Dressage	individual	team
Eventing	individual	team
Jumping	individual	team
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The 200 quota places for equestrian at the 2024 Summer Olympics were divided between the three disciplines (75 for jumping, 65 for eventing, and 60 for dressage). Teams in each discipline consisted of three horse and rider pairs; any NOC that qualified a team (20 teams for jumping, 16 for eventing, and 15 for dressage) also received three entries in the individual competition for that discipline. NOCs that did not qualify teams could earn one individual place in dressage and jumping and up to two individual places in eventing, for a total of 15 entries in jumping and dressage and 17 for eventing. Teams qualify primarily through specific competitions (World Equestrian Games and continental tournaments), while individuals qualify through rankings. The host nation, France, automatically qualified a team in each discipline.^[1][2][3]

The following is a timeline of the qualification events for the equestrian events at the 2024 Summer Olympics.

Event	Date	Venue
2022 FEI World Championships	August 6–14, 2022	Herning
2022 Eventing World Championships	September 15–18, 2022	Pratoni del Vivaro
2022 Jumping Nations Cup Final	September 29 – October 2, 2022	Barcelona
2023 Group F jumping qualification event	February 27–28, 2023	Doha
2023 Eventing Nations Cup	March 9 – October 8, 2023	Various
2023 Group C eventing qualification event	May 18–21, 2023	Baborowko
2023 Groups F/G eventing qualification event	June 1–4, 2023	Millstreet
2023 Group C dressage qualification event	June 7–11, 2023	Pilisjászfalu
2023 Group G jumping qualification event	July 18, 2023	Valkenswaard
2023 Group C jumping qualification event	July 27–30, 2023	Prague
2023 European Eventing Championships	August 9–13, 2023	Le Pin-au-Haras
2023 European Jumping Championships	August 29 – September 3, 2023	Milan
2023 FEI European Dressage Championships	September 4–10, 2023	Riesenbeck
2023 Jumping Nations Cup Final	September 28 – October 1, 2023	Barcelona
2023 Pan American Games	October 22 – November 5, 2023	Santiago
Group F dressage qualification event	Reallocation of unused quota	—
End of FEI ranking period	December 31, 2023	—

Nation	Individual			Team			Total
	Dressage	Eventing	Jumping	Dressage	Eventing	Jumping
Argentina			1				1
Australia	3	3	3				9
Austria	3	2	3				8
Belgium	3	3	3				9
Brazil	1	3	3				7
Canada	3	3	3				9
Chile			1				1
China		2					2
Colombia			1				1
Czech Republic		2					2
Denmark	3	1	1				5
Dominican Republic	1						1
Ecuador	1	2					3
Egypt			1				1
Estonia			1				1
Finland	3	2					5
France	3	3	3				9
Germany	3	3	3				9
Great Britain	3	3	3				9
Greece			1				1
Hungary		1					1
India	1						1
Ireland	1	3	3				7
Israel			3				3
Italy		3	1				4
Japan		3	3				6
South Korea	1						1
Latvia			1				1
Lithuania	1		1				2
Luxembourg	1						1
Moldova	1						1
Mexico			3				3
Morocco	1	1					2
Netherlands	3	3	3				9
New Zealand	1	3					4
Norway	1		1				2
Poland	3	3	3				9
Portugal	3	1	1				5
Saudi Arabia			3				3
Singapore	1						1
South Africa		1					1
Spain	3	2	3				8
Sweden	3	3	3				9
Switzerland	1	3	3				7
Syria			1				1
Thailand			1				1
United Arab Emirates			3				3
United States	3	3	3				9
Venezuela	1		1				2
Total: 49 NOCs	60	65	75	15	16	20	200

Event	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified
Host Nation	–	–	1	France
2022 FEI World Championships	August 6–10, 2022	Herning	6	Denmark  Great Britain  Germany  Sweden  Netherlands  United States
2023 FEI European Dressage Championships (Groups A and B)	September 4–10, 2023	Riesenbeck	3	Austria  Belgium  Spain
2023 Group C qualification event	June 7–11, 2023	Pilisjászfalu	1	Poland
2023 Pan American Games (Groups D and E)	October 22–25, 2023	Santiago	1	Brazil1  Canada
Group F qualification event	2023	–	0	–2
2022 FEI World Championships (Group G)	August 6–10, 2022	Herning	1	Australia
Composite teams	December 31, 2023	–	2	Portugal  Finland
Total			15

Event	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified NOCs
Team Members	—	—	45	See above
2023 Pan American Games (Groups D and E)	October 22–25, 2023	Santiago	2	Ecuador  Brazil1
FEI Olympic Athletes Ranking – Dressage
Group A (North Western Europe)	December 31, 2023	—	2	Norway  Ireland
Group B (South Western Europe)			2	Luxembourg  Switzerland
Group C (Central & Eastern Europe; Central Asia)			2	Lithuania  Moldova
Groups D and E (Americas)			2	Dominican Republic  Venezuela
Group F (Africa & Middle East)			1	Morocco  Palestine3
Group G (South East Asia, Oceania)			2	New Zealand  Singapore
Additional			2	India  South Korea3
Total			60

^1 – Brazil initially qualified a team, but failed to provide the NOC Certificate of Capability by December 31, 2023. As a result, their team quota got reallocated to a Composite team, while Brazil received one individual spot through Pan American Games.

^2 – Group F qualification event was not held. As a result, the respective team quota got reallocated to a Composite team.

^3 – Palestine obtained an individual spot in dressage, but was not able to fulfill the MER criteria of 67%, which resulted in an individual spot for South Africa. Since South Africa does not have a contender, the spot would move up to the second reserve in Group F, Qatar, who has also no rider. South Korea is not part of Group F but of Group G, but is the highest ranked in the FEI Olympic Ranking, since South Africa and Qatar were not able to send a representative.

Event	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified NOCs
Host Nation	—	—	1	France
2022 Eventing World Championships	September 15–18, 2022	Pratoni del Vivaro	7	Germany  United States  New Zealand  Great Britain  Ireland  Sweden  Switzerland
2023 European Eventing Championships (Groups A and B)	August 9–13, 2023	Le Pin-au-Haras	2	Belgium  Netherlands
2023 Group C qualification event	May 18–21, 2023	Baborowko	1	Poland
2023 Pan American Games (Groups D and E)	October 27–29, 2023	Santiago	2	Canada  Brazil
Groups F and G qualification event	June 1–4, 2023	Millstreet	2	Australia  China1  Japan
2023 Eventing Nations Cup	March 9 – October 8, 2023	Various	1	Italy
Total			16

Event	Vacancies	Qualified NOCs
Team Members	48	See above
FEI Olympic Athletes Ranking – Eventing
Group A (North Western Europe)	2	Denmark  Finland
Group B (South Western Europe)	2	Spain  Austria
Group C (Central & Eastern Europe; Central Asia)	2	Lithuania[4]  Hungary  Czech Republic
Groups D and E (Americas)	2	Argentina[5]  Chile  Ecuador  Ecuador
Group F (Africa & Middle East)	2	South Africa  Morocco
Group G (South East Asia, Oceania)	2	China  China
Additional	5	Spain  Finland  Czech Republic  Portugal[6]  Austria
Total	65

^1 Further to a Controlled Medication positive case and related disqualification of the results.

^2 Argentina and Chile obtained both an individual spot in eventing, but withdrew last minute in which Austria and Portugal received the open individual spots according to the FEI Olympic Ranking.

Event	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified NOCs
Host Nation	—	—	1	France
2022 FEI World Championships	August 10–14, 2022	Herning	5	Sweden  Netherlands  Great Britain  Ireland  Germany
2022 Jumping Nations Cup Final	September 29 – October 2, 2022	Barcelona	1	Belgium
2023 European Jumping Championships (Groups A and B)	August 29 – September 3, 2023	Milan	3	Austria  Spain  Switzerland
2023 Group C qualification event	July 27–30, 2023	Prague	2	Israel  Poland
2023 Pan American Games (Groups D and E)	October 31 – November 3, 2023	Santiago	3	United States  Canada  Mexico
2023 Group F qualification event	February 27 – March 1, 2023	Doha	2	Saudi Arabia  United Arab Emirates
2023 Group G qualification event	July 18, 2023	Valkenswaard	2	Australia  Japan
2023 Jumping Nations Cup Final	September 28 – October 1, 2023	Barcelona	1	Brazil
Total			20

Event	Date	Venue	Vacancies	Qualified NOCs
Team Members	—	—	60	See above
2023 Pan American Games (Groups D and E)	October 31 – November 3, 2023	Santiago	3	Colombia  Argentina  Chile
FEI Olympic Athletes Ranking – Jumping
Group A (North Western Europe)	December 31, 2023	—	2	Denmark  Norway
Group B (South Western Europe)			2	Italy  Portugal
Group C (Central & Eastern Europe; Central Asia)			2	Latvia  Greece
Groups D and E (Americas)			1	Venezuela
Group F (Africa & Middle East)			2	Egypt  Syria
Group G (South East Asia, Oceania)			2	Thailand  New Zealand1
Additional			1	Luxembourg  Lithuania[7]  Estonia[8]1
Total			75

^1 New Zealand obtained in individual spot in show-jumping but withdrew last minute, which resulted in an individual spot for Estonia which was the first country in line according to the FEI Olympic Ranking.