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Media Guide #chioaachen Willkommen Welcome Willkommen Welcome
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Programme
Programme
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5 Disciplines
5 Disciplines
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CHIO Aachen 2019
CHIO Aachen 2019
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Archive
Archive
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City of Aachen
City of Aachen
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Partner
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Willkommen in Aachen
Dear Media Representatives,
Friends of the equestrian sport know immediately what the term “Con-
cours Hippique International Officiel” stands for. Our CHIO of course.
Like so many terms in the equestrian sport, this one also is derived from
the French language, because France has always been an equestrian
sport nation par excellence. Which makes it even more wonderful that
in addition to the four-legged stars this special country is playing a ma-
jor role at the Soers in 2019. Why? Because “La France” is the partner
country of this year’s CHIO Aachen! Among others, the Cadre Noir,
France’s most famous riding school and the Garde Républicaine will
enchant the incredulous crowd during the spectacular, floodlit Ope-
ning Ceremony. But of course we will also experience equestrian sport
in all its facets throughout the ten days of the show – at no less than
world-class level. Each single discipline, whether it be show-jumping,
dressage, eventing, driving or vaulting, will provide unforgettable moments. Once again this year,
around 350,000 CHIO visitors will be present in the stadiums live. Aachen is simply Aachen. Unique
and fascinating.
The CHIO Aachen has also long since become a media event. This is, dear media representatives, pre-
dominantly thanks to your coverage. Whether classic or digital: You carry the occurrences, emotions
and victories of the World Equestrian Festival all over the globe via various channels. I would like to
take this occasion to sincerely thank you for your dedicated work!
We offer you the best possible framework conditions and services to facilitate your work. In parti-
cular, our press intranet provides you fast with extensive and up-to-date information in real-time.
In addition to this, should you have any further questions, our committed press team will be glad to
assist you.
I am delighted that you have joined us for the CHIO Aachen 2019 and wish you plenty of fun and
success with your work!
Yours sincerely,
Carl Meulenbergh
President of the Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein e.V. (ALRV)
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Digital, digitaler, CHIO Aachen
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On the Piazza Lavazza
CHIO Aachen App (free of charge)
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Top Entertainment
LIVE CHIO Aachen Live
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Snapchat
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Youtube
Free WiFi
Virtual CHIO
Live-Tracking
Eventing
Show Jumping
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Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping
The journey continues in Aachen for Henrik von
Eckermann!
TThe Rolex Grand Slam is unique in the world of the pro-
fessional riders, because it unites the four Majors with
each other: CHIO Aachen, Spruce Meadows, CHI Ge-
neva and The Dutch Masters in ´s-Hertogenbosch. The
four Rolex Grand Prix staged there are alone endowed
with prize-money totalling 5 million Euros – and on top
of this the riders also have the opportunity of picking
up a bonus. However, high amounts of prize-money are
by no means the sole criteria for being part of the Rolex
Grand Slam. Further factors such as tradition and large
crowds, media presence and the infrastructure of the
shows also have to be top level. A further element of the
Rolex Grand Slam is the targeted promotion of aspiring
young talents.
The system of the Rolex Grand Slam is simple: The rider,
who succeeds in winning three shows in succession,
receives 1 million Euros in addition to the prize-money.
If the rider subsequently also claims the victory in the
fourth Major in a row, he collects a further bonus of 1
million Euros. Anyone, who wins two out of four Majors
also picks up a bonus. If the shows are won in direct succession, the bonus totals 500,000 Euros. If
the athlete is successful in the “two-out-of-four mode”, but not at two consecutive shows, the bonus
amounts to 250,000 Euros.
It is always the rider, who counts, in terms of winning the bonus, which means it is also possible to do
so riding different horses. This system is not coupled with a calendar year, it is infinite.
At the CHIO Aachen 2019, the focus particularly lies on two show-jumpers: Because the Egyptian
rider Sameh El Dahan and Sweden’s
Henrik von Eckermann could write
history with a victory in the Rolex Grand
Prix, the Grand Prix of Aachen. Von
Eckermann, because he can continue his
personal Grand Slam after his triumph
in `s-Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands
and El Dahan, because he has his sights
set on the “two-out-of-four” bonus. El
Dahan namely rode to victory at Spruce
Meadows in September.
For more information see:
www.rolexgrandslam.com
Henrik von Eckermann und/and “Toveks Mary Lou“
Foto/Picture: Arnd Bronkhorst
www.rolexgrandslam.com
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Aachen Youngstars 2019 – Eintrance free!
Aachen Youngstars 2019
This is where the equestrian sport stars
of tomorrow compete against each
other: The best aspiring young show-
jumpers have been taking part in the
Salut Festival at the Soers in Aachen
for over a quarter of a century. Here in 2019
four age groups they battle it out to see
who claims the victories in the Grand
Prix and the Indoor Champion titles.
In 2017, the organisers have added another spectacular weekend to the show calendar of the aspi-
ring young athletes: The "Aachen Youngstars 2019" starts with the best international young dres-
sage riders who will compete during the "Aachen Dressage Youngstars" from November 28th to De-
cember 1st. One week later (December 5th to 8th, 2019), the show-jumpers will travel to Aachen again
to show their skills at the "Aachen Jumping Youngstars – Salut Festival".
Entrance free of charge.
Winner of the Grand Prix of Young Riders 2018 Pony Champion 2018 Johanna Kullmann
Philipp Schulze Topphoff ( c Alexander Marx)
( c Alexander Marx)
www.aachenyoungstars.de
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The CHIO Press Team
Your most important contacts
Press Centres Tel. +49 (0) 241-9171-189, Fax +49 (0) 241-9171-194
pressezentrum@mail.chioaachen.de
Press Accreditation Tel. +49 (0) 241-9171-209
Chief Press Officer Niels Knippertz, Tel. +49 (0) 241-9171-182
TV-Coordinator Saskia Stahl-Farrell, Tel. +49 (0) 241-9171-186
MPC Manager Edith de Reys, Tel. +49 (0) 241-9171-189
Info-Stewards Warm-Up Area Thies Kaspareit, Wolfgang Egbers,
Tel. +49 (0) 175-2656345
Photo-Coordinator Albert Schümmer, Tel. +49 (0)173-8150158
Liaison Person Athletes Laura Mucha, Tel. +49 (0)175-57 21 947
Technical Support Tel. +49 (0) 241-9171-123
Niels Knippertz Saskia Stahl-Farrell Edith de Reys Albert Schümmer
(Press Chief Officer) (TV Coordinator) (MPC Manager) (Photo Coordinator)
Tel. +49 (0) 241-9171-182 Tel. +49 (0) 241-9171-186 Tel. +49 (0) 241-9171-189 Tel. +49 (0)173-8150158
Press & Public Relations Office
Niels Knippertz Chief Press Officer
Saskia Stahl-Farrell TV-Coordinator Juliane Barth Social Media
Melanie Pyschny Manager Internet & App Harriet Charlotte Jensen Social Media
Tobias Königs Manager Social Media David Lulley Social Media
Alina Gotzeina Social Media Franziska Sack Social Media
Janine Stach Blogger Lounge Judith Steinfeld Social Media
Svenja Hartmanns Press & Public Relations Nicole Stempinsky Social Media
Janine Nielsen Press & Public Relations Morteza Yazdi Social Media
Dr. Carolin Cremer-Kruff Editor
Press Centre
Edith de Reys MPC Manager; Manager of Press Conferences
Laura Mucha Press Liaison Person Athletes Leonie Büttgens Counter / press service
Albert Schümmer Photo Coordinator Nadine Gebken Counter / press service
Thomas Fuchs Radio Service Janou Hendrix Counter / press service
Victoria Schorn Translations Bianca Klering Counter / press service
Dominique Wehrmann Editor Hannah Mertens Counter / press service
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Main Press Centre Turkish Airlines Grand Stand
The Main Press Centre is located on the ground floor of the Turkish Airlines Grand Stand. In the MPC,
there is high-performance WiFi available for free. A staircase provides quick access from here to the
press grand stand of the Main Stadium. The MPC will be open for the first time on Monday, July 15th.
Opening Hours Main Press Centre
Mon., 15th July 2019 10.00 a.m. until 2.00 p.m.
Tue., 16th July 2019 8.00 a.m. until 10.00 p.m.
Wed., 17th to Sun., 21stJuly 8.00 a.m. until at least 1 hour after the end of the last competition
Sub Press Centre Vaulting (Fri., 12th July to Sun., 14th July 2019)
The Sub Press Centre Vaulting is located in the Al-
bert-Vahle-Arena. There is high-performance WiFi
available for free. The Sub Press Centre will be open
for the first time on Friday, July 12th. On Sunday
evening, July 14th, there will be a concluding press
conference about the Vaulting competitions in the
Sub Press Centre.
Opening Hours Sub Press Centre Vaulting
Fri., 12th July 2019 7.30 a.m. until at least 1 hour after the end of the last competition
Sat., 13 July 2019
th
8.00 a.m. until at least 1 hour after the end of the last competition
Sun., 14 July 2019
th
9.00 a.m. until at least 1 hour after the end of the last competition
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Important Information for Press Representatives
Press Tribunes
You can reach the Press Grand Stand in the Main Stadium directly from the Press Centre. For several
competitions (Mercedes-Benz Nations Cup; Rolex Grand Prix), the seats with working tables will be
reserved with name tags. The press seats in all three stadiums as well as in the Albert-Vahle-Arena
will have stickers with “Presse/Media” on them.
Press Conferences
Press Conferences will be held subsequent to all main competitions in the Press Conference Room
(Vaulting: in the Sub Press Centre, only on Sunday evening, July 14th). The current schedule will be
posted in the Press Centre.
National & international TV-Teams
TV reports / broadcasts, both nationally and internationally, are only allowed after you have
cleared the rights situation with the TV Coordinator Mrs. Saskia Stahl-Farrell, Tel. +49 (0) 241-9171-
186 and Mr. Philip Erbers, +49 (0) 241-88927-160.
Mixed Zones
Short interviews with the athletes can be made at the edges of the training/warm-up areas.
Longer interviews can be made at the Mixed-Zones. Mixed-Zone Jumping: "SAP Riders' Corner" /
Mixed-Zone Dressage: "Riders' Plaza".
Lockers
Lockers are available in limited numbers at the Main Press Centre (as of Monday, July 15th). Keys can
be obtained at the counter (deposit of 20 Euros). The use of the lockers is at one’s own risk.
Use of the official event logo
The use of the official CHIO Aachen logo for editorial purposes is allowed free of charge. Please note
that you are not allowed to use the logo for commercial purposes.
Coordination of Frequencies for Wireless Broadcasting Equipment
If you are using wireless broadcast equipment of any kind, you have to register your frequen-
cies at the German “Bundesnetzagentur”. Your contact on site in Aachen is Mr. Franz Meyer,
phone +49 (0)221 / 94500272, E-Mail franz.meyer@bnetza.de.
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Important Information for Press Representatives
Dresscode
TV Teams, photographers and media representatives that enter the stadiums’ infield areas are
requested to follow the dress code. Please avoid shorts and sleeveless tops as well as sponsor bran-
dings on clothing.
Radio Download Service
On www.chioaachen.com you can find up-to-date mp3-radio reports (in German only, daily as
of ca. 11 p.m. for the next day), free of charge and free of rights to download and to use on your
radio station.
Rolex "Walk the Course" & Medien-Empfang
Our partner Rolex will be hosting a course walk on Sunday, July 21st, 2019, 2.50 p.m., previous to the
competition to explain the layout of the Rolex Grand Prix course. "ROLEX WALK THE COURSE" will
be led by course designer Frank Rothenberger and will take about 15 minutes. If you are interested,
please register at the press centre's counter.
On Friday, July 19th, 2019, Rolex invites all media representatives to a reception in the Rolex Lounge
in the Champions' Circle at 4.30 p.m.
Catering
All journalists with a lunch symbol on their accreditation pass can go for one meal in the "Riders'
Club" (between 12 noon and 3 p.m.) or "Karli's" (Opening hours according to notice). The vou-
chers are digitally saved on the bar code on your accreditation pass.
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Information for Photographers
Photographer Bibs
After consultation with the photo coordinator, it is allowed to enter the stadium infield with a pho-
tographer bib. Upon request, the bibs can be obtained (20 Euro deposit) at the counter of the Press
Centre, they are allocated on the basis of a rotation principle. There is no guarantee that each photo-
grapher will receive a bib.
Photographer Positions
The photographer positions will be defined in consultation with the Technical Delegates and the
course designers. Photographer positions will be posted previous to the competitions in the Press
Centre.
Prize Giving Ceremonies
During the prize giving ceremonies, it is not allowed to trespass the barriers in the stadium infield.
Please follow the instructions of our press team at all times.
Cross-country & Marathon Day
On the cross-country & marathon day, there will be selected photographer positions alongside the
course. Photographers with a bib are allowed to move at the outer edge of the track.
Ban of remote controls without CE-labels
In Germany it is forbidden to use remote controls (so-called Pocket Wizards) WITHOUT a CE-label.
Use of remote cameras
The use of remote cameras will only be approved after prior agreement
with the course designer. Only a limited number of remote cameras will
be approved, the approval of cameras with sound insulation will be pre-
ferred.
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Media Intranet
CHIO Aachen sponsored by provided by
Media Intranet
Flash quotes for journalists exclusively available on the
Media Intranet
Press information will be available in digital form only. Through the CHIO Aachen Media Intranet, in-
formation is displayed in real time. Journalists are able to receive all press releases, flash quotes, back-
ground information and breaking news directly on their notebooks via www.presse.chioaachen.com.
The Media Guide and further background information will be made available for download via the
Media Intranet as well. With the help of this convenient system, press representatives will gain infor-
mation without losing any time. Furthermore it saves paper.
Press Conferences (subject to change)
Press conferences start subsequent to the competitions, please note the posts in the MPC
Sunday, Concluding Press Conference Vaulting, Prize approx.
Sub Press Centre of Sparkasse Winners Vaulting, Individuals, 4.50 p.m.
14th July Pas de Deux and Nations' Cup
approx.
Press Conference Room Winner Turkish Airlines-Prize of Europe
Wednesday, 5.15 p.m.
17th July
Press Conference Room Draw Mercedes-Benz Nations' Cup following
Press Conference Room Winner Prize of Family Tesch approx.
Thursday, 1st part Lambertz Nations' Cup 4.45 p.m.
18th July
approx.
Press Conference Room Winner Mercedes-Benz Nations' Cup 11 p.m.
Friday, Winner RWE Prize approx.
Press Conference Room of North Rhine Westphalia 4.00 p.m.
19th July
approx.
Press Conference Room Winner SAP-Cup, Eventing 12.30 p.m.
Saturday, Winner German U25 Trophy of the Stiftung approx.
20th July Press Conference Room Deutscher Spitzenpferdesport, 2.50 p.m.
Prize of Family Müter
Press Conference Room Winner MEGGLE-Prize approx.
2nd part Lambertz Nations' Cup 4.15 p.m.
approx.
Press Conference Room Winner Deutsche Bank Prize 1.15 p.m.
Sunday,
21st approx.
Press Conference Room Winner Rolex Grand Prix 6.40 p.m.
guided tours through the Information and application in the Press
stables Centre
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Friday, 12th July 2019
Programme
Albert-Vahle-Arena
10.00 a.m. V1 Prize of Sparkasse
Compulsory – Individuals Female
11.24 a.m. Break
11.45 a.m. V2 Prize of Sparkasse
Compulsory – Individuals Male
12.37 a.m. Break
01.45 p.m. V3 Prize of Sparkasse
Compulsory – Squads
02.48 p.m. Break
03.15 p.m. V1 Prize of Sparkasse
Technical test – Individuals Female
04.50 p.m. Break
05.00 p.m. V2 Prize of Sparkasse
Technical test – Individuals Male
Deutsche Bank Stadium
08.30 p.m. Concert "Horses & Symphony" with the Symphony Orchestra Aachen
Saturday, 13th July 2019
Albert-Vahle-Arena
10.00 a.m. V4 Prize of Sparkasse
Freestyle – Pas de Deux
10.36 a.m. Break
11.00 a.m. V3 Prize of Sparkasse
Freestyle – Squads
12.10 p.m. V3 Prize Giving Ceremony
12.25 p.m. Break
02.00 p.m. V1 Prize of Sparkasse
Freestyle – Individuals Female
03.35 p.m. Break
04.00 p.m. V2 Prize of Sparkasse
Freestyle – Individuals Male
05.05 p.m. V 1/2 Prize Giving Ceremony
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Deutsche Bank Stadium
Programme
08.30 p.m. Concert "Horses & Symphony" with the Symphony Orchestra Aachen
CIAT - Traditional Driving Event
11.00 a.m. Presentation on the market place Aachen city
Sunday, 14th July 2019
Albert-Vahle-Arena
13.00 a.m. V5 Prize of Sparkasse
Freestyle – Squads
13.20 a.m. V5 Prize Giving Ceremony
01.30 p.m. Break
01.45 p.m. V4 Prize of Sparkasse
Freestyle – Pas de Deux
02.25 p.m. V4 Prize Giving Ceremony
02.40 p.m. Special Feature
02.57 p.m. V6 Prize of Sparkasse, Nations' Cup
Freestyle – National Teams
04.35 p.m. V6 Prize Giving Ceremony
Soers Sunday (Entry free of charge)
11.30 a.m. Ecumenical Church Service in the Deutsche Bank Stadium
01.30 p.m. Show programme on the show grounds
CIAT - Traditional Driving Event
10.00 a.m. Marathon Road Drive
01.00 p.m. Distance Trip, Combined Obstacle Driving in the Driving Stadium
Monday, 15th July 2019
06.00 p.m. Presentation of the CHIO partner country France on Aachen's town
square
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Tuesday, 16th July 2019
Programme
Main Stadium
10.30 a.m. Warm-Up presented by STAWAG
01.30 p.m. Break – Course Inspection S 1 / S 2
02.15 p.m. S1 STAWAG Opening Jumping Competition
Penalties / Time
04.20 p.m. S1 Prize Giving Ceremony
04.30 p.m. Break – Course Inspection S 2
05.00 p.m. S2 Sparkassen-Youngsters-Cup
Jumping Competition for young horses
Penalties / Time
06.40 p.m. S2 Prize Giving Ceremony
06.50 p.m. Break
08.00 p.m. Openin Ceremony
Wednesday, 17th July 2019
Main Stadium
09.00 a.m. Course Inspection S 3 / S 4
10.00 a.m. CHIO Aachen Kids day
Show programme for kids from the region
11.00 a.m. Break – Course Inspection S 3/ S 4
11.15 a.m. S3 Prize of Handwerk
Penalties / Time
12.55 a.m. S3 Prize Giving Ceremony
01.05 p.m. Break – Course Inspection S 4
01.35 p.m. S4 Turkish Airlines-Prize of Europe
Jumping Competition with jump-off
05.00 p.m. S4 Prize Giving Ceremony
05.10 p.m. Break – Course Inspection S 5
05.30 p.m. S5 Prize of StädteRegion Aachen
in memory of Landrat Hermann-Josef Pütz
Jumping Competition in two phases
07.35 p.m. S5 Prize Giving Ceremony
07.45 p.m. F1 Prize Giving Ceremony
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Deutsche Bank Stadium
Programme
08.00 a.m. Training Dressage
02.00 p.m. D1 Prize of VUV – Vereinigte Unternehmerverbände Aachen
Prix St. Georges
04.07 p.m. D1 Prize Giving Ceremony
04.17 p.m. Break
04.30 p.m. D2 HAVENS Horsefeed-Prize (1st part, start of 2nd part 06.05 p.m., start of
3rd part 07.25 p.m.)
Grand Prix CDI4*
08.37 p.m. Show programme Partner Country
08.50 p.m. D2 Prize Giving Ceremony
Driving Stadium
01.00 p.m. F1 Prize of Fa. Horsch, Der Entsorger
Dressage Test for four-in-hand drivers, FEI-Dressage Test No. 3*CH4
Thursday 18th July 2019
Main Stadium
09.30 a.m. Training
10.30 a.m. Course Inspection SN 1 / S 6 / S 7
12.30 p.m. SN 1 German U25 Trophy of the Stiftung Deutscher Spitzenpferdesport,
Prize of Family Müter - Qualifier
Penalties / Time
01.25 p.m. SN 1 Prize Giving Ceremony
01.35 p.m. Break – Course Inspection S 6
02.00 p.m. S6 Sparkassen-Youngsters-Cup
Jumping Competition for young horses
Penalties / Time
03.35 p.m. S6 Prize Giving Ceremony
03.45 p.m. Show Programme Partner County
03.45 p.m. Break – Course Inspection S 7 / S 8
04.30 p.m. S7 STAWAG-Prize
Penalties / Time
06.00 p.m. F2 Prize Giving Ceremony
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06.15 p.m. S7 Prize Giving Ceremony
Programme
06.25 p.m. Break – Course Inspection S 8
07.00 p.m. Presentation of the Nations' Cup teams
07.30 p.m. S8 Mercedes-Benz Nations' Cup
1st Round
08.50 p.m. D3 Prize Giving Ceremony
09.15 p.m. S8 Mercedes-Benz Nations' Cup
2nd Round
10.40 p.m. S8 Prize Giving Ceremony
Challenge Trophy of the Federal Republic of Germany
Mercedes-Benz Nations' Cup
Deutsche Bank Stadium
07.00 a.m. Training Dressage
09.30 a.m. D3 Prize of Family Tesch
1st Rating Competition for the Lambertz Nations' Cup
(1st part, start of 2nd part 11.00 a.m., start of 3rd part 01:30 p.m., start of
4th part 03.10 p.m.))
Grand Prix CDIO5*
04.30 p.m. D3 Prize Giving Ceremony
06.15 p.m. Eventing – Dressage Training
Driving Stadium
10.00 a.m. F2 Prize of Martello Immobilienmanagement GmbH & Co. KG
Dressage Test for four-in-hand drivers, FEI-Dressage Test No. 3*BHP4
1st Rating Competition – Individual & Team
Friday, 19th July 2019
Main Stadium
10.00 a.m. Course Inspection S 9 / S 10 / S 11
11.00 a.m. S9 VBR-Prize
Two Phase Jumping Competition
11.50 a.m. S9 Prize Giving Ceremony
12.00 p.m. Break – Course Inspection S 10 / S 11
01.00 p.m. S 10 RWE Prize of North Rhine-Westphalia
Jumping Competition over two rounds
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03.45 p.m. S 10 Prize Giving Ceremony
Prize of the Prime Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia
Programme
04.00 p.m. Break – Course Inspection S 11
04.15 p.m. S 11 YAGEO-Prize
Speed and Handiness Competition over ditches and banks
04.55 p.m. F3 Prize Giving Ceremony
05.10 p.m. S 11 Prize Giving Ceremony
05.30 p.m. C 1b Course Inspection
05.45 p.m. C 1b SAP-Cup
Eventing – Jumping Test
Deutsche Bank Stadium
07.00 a.m. Training Dressage
08.30 a.m. C 1a SAP-Cup
Eventing – Dressage Test
Dressage Evening Programme
06.30 p.m. D4 Lindt-Prize
Grand Prix Spécial CDI4*
08.10 p.m. Show programme Partner Country
08.30 p.m. D4 Prize Giving Ceremony
08.40 p.m. Break
08.45 p.m. DN 1 Prize of Handwerk
Quadrille Championship Aachen 2019
National Dressage Competition
09.55 p.m. DN 1 Prize Giving Ceremony
Driving Stadium
11.00 a.m. F3 Prize of Euregio Maas-Rhein
"Top Score"
Obstacle Driving Competition for four-in-hand drivers
Saturday, 20th July 2019
Main Stadium
06.00 a.m. Course Inspection Eventing
Course Inspection SN 2 / S 12
17Time-Table (Programme and time table subject to change)
09.30 a.m. C 1/2c SAP-Cup
Eventing – Cross-Country Test
Programme
Finish in Main Stadium
01.15 p.m. SN 2 German U25 Trophy of the Stiftung Deutscher Spitzenpferdesport,
Prize of Family Müter
Final
02.15 p.m. C 1/2c Prize Giving Ceremony
02.35 p.m. SN 2 Prize Giving Ceremony
02.45 p.m. Break – Course Inspection S 12
03.00 p.m. S 12 Allianz-Prize
Jumping Competition with Winning Round
04.40 p.m. D5 Prize Giving Ceremony
06.55 p.m. S 12 Prize Giving Ceremony
05.05 p.m. D6 Prize Giving Ceremony Lambertz Nations' Cup
Challenge Trophy of the Prime Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia
Main Stadium Evening Programme
06.30 p.m. Course Inspection S 13
07.00 p.m. S 13 Sparkassen-Youngsters-Cup – FINAL
Jumping Competition for young horses with jump-off
08.40 p.m. Award Ceremony "Silver Camera"
08.50 p.m. S 13 Prize Giving Ceremony
09.00 p.m. F4 Prize Giving Ceremony
Special Trophy presented by the "Aachener Bank eG"
09.15 p.m. Break – Course Inspection S 14
09.30 p.m. S 14 Lavazza-Cup
Combined Jumping, Eventing and Driving Competition
10.20 p.m. S 14 Prize Giving Ceremony
Deutsche Bank Stadium
07.00 a.m. Training Dressage
10.00 a.m. D5 MEGGLE-Prize
2nd Rating Competition for the Lambertz Nations' Cup
Grand Prix Special CDIO5*
04.00 p.m. D5 Prize Giving Ceremony
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Dressur- Abendprogramm
Programme
07.00 p.m. D7 WOTAX-Prize
Intermediaite I
08.54 p.m. Show programme Partner Country
09.00 p.m. D7 Prize Giving Ceremony
09.10 p.m. Break
09.30 p.m. D8 LUMILEDS-Prize
Grand Prix Freestyle to Music CDI4*
11.00 p.m. D8 Prize Giving Ceremony
Geländestrecke Soers
09.30 a.m. C 1c SAP-Cup
Eventing – Cross-Country Test
02.00 p.m. F4 Prize of schwartz GmbH
Marathon Driving Competition for four-in-hand drivers
Sunday, 21stJuly 2019
Main Stadium
11.30 a.m. Course Inspection S 15 / S 16
01.00 a.m. S 15 SAP-Prize
Penalties / Time
02.00 p.m. F5 Prize Giving Ceremony
02.15 p.m. S 15 Prize Giving Ceremony
02.25 p.m. F6/F7 Prize Giving Ceremony
02.50 p.m. Course Inspection S 16
03.15 p.m. S 16 Rolex Grand Prix, The Grand Prix of Aachen
Part of the Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping
Jumping Competition over two rounds and jump-off (1st round)
04.55 p.m. D9 Prize Giving Ceremony
PIAFF-Prize in memory of Liselott Schindling
Dressage Champion of Aachen 2019
05.20 p.m. S 16 Rolex Grand Prix, The Grand Prix of Aachen
Part of the Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping
Jumping Competition over two rounds and jump-off (2nd round)
1906.25 p.m. S 16 Prize Giving Ceremony
Challenge Trophy of the City of Aachen
Programme
Prize of the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany
Prize of the Federal Minister of the Interior, Building and Community
Halla Challenge Trophy
06.40 p.m. Show programme
Farewell of partner country France & introduction partner country 2020
06.50 p.m. Farewell of Nations
Deutsche Bank Stadium
10.00 a.m. D9 Deutsche Bank Prize
Grand Prix Dressage of Aachen
Grand Prix Freestyle to Music CDIO5* (1st part)
10.50 a.m. Break
11.00 a.m. D9 Deutsche Bank Prize
Grand Prix Dressage of Aachen
Grand Prix Freestyle to Music CDIO5* (2nd part)
11.50 a.m. Break
12.05 p.m. D9 Deutsche Bank Prize
Grand Prix Dressage of Aachen
Grand Prix Freestyle to Music CDIO5* (3rd part)
01.00 p.m. D9 Prize Giving Ceremony
Driving Stadium
09.00 a.m. Course Inspection F 5
10.00 a.m. F5 Boehringer Ingelheim-Prize
Obstacle Driving Competition with Winning Round
20Information on the Jumping Competitions at the CHIO Aachen 2019
CSIO = Concours Saut d´Obstacles International Officiel
Participants:
• Approx. 65 competitors (CSIO5*) + 20 U25 competitors
Teams
• Eight teams were invited: FRA, GER, IRL, NED, SUI, SWE, USA
• Each team consists of five riders. Up to three horses are allowd for the "Youngsters Tour"
5 Disciplines
(S 2, S 6 & S 13), furthermore each rider may bring, upon request, one horse for the "Speed
tour" (S 3, S 11, S 14)
Individual Riders
• Individual riders may be invited from countries that do not send a team
• Thea are personally invited bei the ALRV, criteria for invitation are the current placing in
the World Ranking List as well as results of the latest competitions
National U25 Trophy
• Final of a national tour with 3 qualifying events (Mannheim, Wiesbaden and Balve)
• The best German riders under 25 years from these qualifying events are entitled to start at the
final in Aachen
Competitions:
(for more detailed information please consult the official schedule jumping 2018 on
www.chioaachen.de)
S 1 STAWAG Opening Jumping Competition
• Tuesday, 16th July 2019
• Jumping Competition according to penalties and time
• Total endowment: € 4,000
• Height of obstacles: up to 1.45 m
S 2 Sparkassen-Youngsters-Cup
• Tuesday, 16th July 2019
• Jumping Competition for young horses (7-8 years of age) according to penalties and time
• Part of the Youngsters-Tour (S 2, S 6 & S 13), every team is allowed to bring 3 extra horses and
every individual rider is allowed to bring one extra horse
• 1st qualifier for Sparkassen-Youngsters-Cup – FINAL
• Total endowment: € 3,900
• Height of obstacles: up to 1.40 m (7 years old), up to 1.45 , (8 years old)
21S 3 Prize of Handwerk
• Wednesday, 17th July 2019 Handwerkskammer
für die Region Aachen
• Jumping Competition according to penalties and time
• Total endowment: € 12,800
• Part of the Speed-Tour, every team and individual rider is allowed to bring one extra horse
• Height of obstacles: up to 1.45 m
S 4 Turkish Airlines-Prize of Europe
• Wednesday, 17th July 2019
• Jumping Competition with and jump-off
• Total endowment: € 125,000
5 Disciplines
• Qualifier for S 16 Rolex Grand Prix
• Height of obstacles: up to 1.55 m
S 5 Preis der StädteRegion Aachen in memoriam Landrat Hermann-Josef Pütz
• Wednesday, 17th July 2019
• Jumping competition in two phases
• Total endowment: € 30,000
• All riders with 0 penalties in the 1st phase are qualified for the 2nd phase; the 2nd phase starts
directly after the 1st phase
• If a rider has penalties in the 1st phase, his round ends after the 1st phase
• The penalties and time from the 2nd phase count for the final result
• Height of obstacles: up to 1.50 m
SN 1 German U25 Trophy of the Stiftung Deutscher Spitzenpferdesport –
Prize of Family Müter
• Thursday, 18th July 2019
• Jumping Competition according to penalties and time
• Part of the German U25 Trophy of the Stiftung Deutscher Spitzenpferdesport – 1st Qualifier
• For riders under 25 years
• Total endowment: € 4,000
S 6 Sparkassen-Youngsters-Cup
• Thursday, 18th July 2019
• Jumping Competition for young horses (7-8 years of age) according to penalties and time
• Part of the Youngsters-Tour, every team is allowed to bring 3 extra horses and every individual
rider is allowed to bring one extra horse
• 2nd qualifier for Sparkassen-Youngsters-Cup – FINAL (S12)
• Total endowment: € 5,200
• Height of obstacles: up to 1.40 m (7 years old), up to 1.45 m (8 years old)
S 7 STAWAG-Preis
• Thursday, 18th July 2019
• Jumping Competition according to penalties and time
• Total endowment: € 30,000
• Height of obstacles: up to 1.50 m
22S 8 Mercedes-Benz Nations' Cup –
Challenge Trophy of the Federal Republic of Germany
• Thursday, 18th July 2019
• Team Jumping Competition with two identical rounds
• A team consists of 4 riders
• Total endowment: € 420,000 + € 80.000 Zusatzdotierung
• All 8 teams qualify for the second round
• The best 3 results per team are counting
• The team with the least number of penalty points after both rounds wins; One jump-off in
case of equality of penalties for the first place, with one athlete per team
5 Disciplines
S 9 VBR-Prize
• Friday, 19th July 2019
• Jumping Competition in two phases
• Total endowment: € 5,000
• All riders with 0 penalties in the 1st phase are qualified for the 2nd phase; the 2nd phase starts
directly after the 1st phase; if a rider has penalties in the 1st phase, his round ends afterwards
• The penalties and time from the 2nd phase count for the final result
• Height of obstacles: up to 1.50 m
S 10 RWE Prize of North Rhine-Westphalia
• Friday, 19th July 2019
• Jumping Competition over two rounds
• Total endowment: € 130,000
• Qualifier for the Rolex Grand Prix for riders who did not start in the
Mercedes-Benz Nations' Cup
• The best 25 % of the riders of the 1st round are qualified for the 2nd round
• Height of obstacles: up to 1.55 m
S 11 Prize of Sparkasse
• Friday, 19th July 2019
• Hunting Competition over ditches and banks
• Total endowment: € 35,000
• Part of the Speed-Tour, every team and individual rider is allowed to bring one extra horse
• Jumping faults are converted into penalties
• The rider with the fastest time wins
• Height of obstacles: up to 1,45 m
SN 2 German U25 Trophy of the Stiftung Deutscher Spitzenpferdesport –
Prize of Family Müter – FINAL
• Saturday, 20th July 2019
• For riders under 25 years
• Jumping Competition with jump-off
• Total endowment: € 16,000
• All riders with 0 penalties in the 1st round are qualified for the jump-off
23S 12 Allianz-Prize
• Saturday, 20th July 2019
• Jumping Competition with Winning round
• Total endowment: € 77,000
• 32 athletes from Competitions S 4, S 5, S 7, S 8 and S 10 are qualified for this competition
• The 10 best athletes from the 1st round will qualify for the winning round (in any case all clear
rounds)
• In the winning round all athletes start with 0 penalties. Athletes in the winning round are placed
according to penalties and time of the winning round. Possible further placements will be done
acc. to penalties and time in the 1st round
• Height of obstacles: up to 1.55 m
5 Disciplines
S 13 Sparkassen-Youngsters-Cup – FINAL
• Saturday, 20th July 2019
• Jumping Competition with one round and jump-off
• Total endowment: € 11,400
• Qualified are the 30 best riders from qualifiying comp. S 2 and S 6
• All riders with 0 penalties in the 1st round are qualified for the jump-off
• Age of horses: 7 and 8 years
• Height of obstacles: up to 1.45 m (7 years old), up to 1.50 m (8 years old)
S 14 Lavazza-Cup
• Saturday, 20th July 2019
• Combined jumping, eventing and driving Competition
• Total endowment: € 30,000
• A team of one jumping rider, one eventing rider and one four-in-hand driver enter the arena
together
• The eventing athlete starts first and jumps a course of approx. 12 XC type obstacles (2-3
knockable obstacles). When he/she crosses the finish line the jumping athlete of the team
starts and jumps a course of 8 obstacles
• In the menatime the eventing rider dismounts his/her horse and the horse is brought out of
the arena by a groom. The eventing rider walks on foot to the finish line of the jumping course
• As soon as the jumping rider has crossed the finish line, the eventing athlete runs to the dri-
vers' waiting area and mounts the carriage
• The carriage driver must then drive an obstacle course with cones and Marathon-type obsta-
cles
• The time is taken from the moment the first athlete crosses the starting line until the driver
passes the finish line
• Penalty seconds occurred by the eventing athlete are added to the total time of the team
before the jumping rider starts
• The team with the fastest time wins (conversion of penalties into seconds – 2 seconds for a
knock-down / 6 seconds for a disobedience)
S 15 SAP-Cup
• Sunday, 21stJuly 2019
• Jumping Competition according to penalties and time
• Total endowment: € 25,000
• Height of obstacles: up tu 1.45 m
24S 16 Rolex Grand Prix – Part of the Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping
• Sunday, 21st July 2019
• Jumping Competition over two rounds and jump-off
• Total endowment: € 1,000,000
• 40 athletes; the 18 best riders of the 1st round are qualified for the second round
• In the case of equality of penalties after two rounds a jump-off will decide
• Obstacle height up to 1.60 m
• Part of the Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping
Information on the Dressage Competitions at the CHIO Aachen 2019
5 Disciplines
CDIO = Concours Dressage International Officiel
Participants:
• Approx. 54 competitors (CDIO)
Teams
• The following teams were invited: AUS, DEN, ESP, GBR, GER, NED, SWE, USA
• A team consists of 4 athletes, with the results of the best three riders to count for the team
result
Individual Riders
• On invitation by the ALRV for countries not sending a team
• Invitations are according to the World Ranking List and results of the latest competitions
Competitions:
(for more detailed information please consult the official schedule dressage 2019 on
www.chioaachen.com)
The Dressage Competitions are divided into four tours:
1. CDIO-Tour
Compulsory for all team and foreign individual riders with their first horses
D 3 Prize of Family Tesch
• Thursday, 18th July 2019
• Grand Prix CDIO5*
• Total endowment: € 30,000
• 1st rating competition for the individual and team classification
• The starting order within the team is to be decided by the Chef d'Equipe, the starting order
of the nations will be drawn, the individual riders will be drawn in between the team riders
25D 5 MEGGLE-Prize
• Saturday, 20th July 2019
• Grand Prix Spécial CDIO5*
• Total endowment: € 42,000 Zum Glück.
• 2nd rating competition for the individual and team classification
• Qualified are the 6 best teams from comp. D 3 and a minimum of 6 best individual riders
from comp. D 3
D 6 Lambertz Nations' Cup
• Saturday, 20th July 2019
• Total endowment: € 40,000
5 Disciplines
• The best 3 team riders of comp. D 3 and the best 3 team riders of comp. D 5 count for the
result in the Nations´ Cup
• The team with the highest score wins
D 9 Deutsche Bank Prize –
• Sunday, 21st July 2019
• Grand Prix Freestyle to Music CDIO5*
• Total endowment: € 150,000
• Qualified are the best 18 riders/horses from comp. D 5
• Max. 3 riders per country
2. CDI-Tour
CDIO riders may take part with their second horses, as well as further foreign and German indivi-
dual riders, participants are invited by the OC
D 2 HAVENS Horsefeed-Prize
• Wednesday, 19th July 2019
• Grand Prix CDI4*
• Total endowment: € 13,100
• The riders decide beforehand if they want to ride the Grand Prix Spécial or the Freestyle (if they
are qualified)
D 4 Lindt-Prize
• Friday, 20th July 2019
• Grand Prix Spécial CDI4* under floodlight
• Total endowment: € 21,000
• Open to the best 10 riders of the Grand Prix that decided to ride the Grand Prix Spécial
D 8 LUMILEDS-Prize
• Saturday, 20th July 2019
• Grand Prix Freestyle to Music CDI4* under floodlight
• Total endowment: € 21,000
• Open to the best 10 riders of the Grand Prix that decided to ride the Grand Prix Freestyle
263. Small Tour
The Small tour is for young riders and riders with their young horses. Approx. 15 competitors
are invited by the OC.
D 1 Prize of VUV - Vereinigte Unternehmerverbände Aachen
• Wednesday, 17th July 2019
• Prix St. Georges
• Total endowment: € 4,800
D 7 WOTAX-Prize
5 Disciplines
• Saturday, 20th July 2019
• FEI Intermediate I
• Total endowment: € 6,600
Further Competition
DN 1 Prize of Handwerk Handwerkskammer
für die Region Aachen
• Friday, 19th July 2019
• Quadrille Championships Aachen 2019
• Total endowment: € 4,500
• National Dressage Competition for 6 teams à 4 riders/horses
275 Disciplines
Information on the Eventing Competitions at the CHIO Aachen 2018
CICO = Concours International Complet Officiel
Participants:
• Approx. 41 competitors
Teams
• The following teams were invited: AUS,FRA,GBR,GER,IRL, NZL,USA
• Each team consists of min. 3 and max. 4 athletes
Individual Riders
• From countries not sending a team a max. of 2 individual riders can be invited
• Invitations are according to the World Ranking List and results of the latest competitions
• Germany is allowed to send up to 6 individuals on top of the team
The comopetition parts of the SAP-Cup:
(for more detailed information please consult the official schedule eventing 2019 on
www.chioaachen.com)
1.) SAP-Cup
Dressage Test (Day 1, Friday, 19th July 2019):
The eventers and their horses have to accomplish their first competition in the 20
x 60 metre sand dressage arena in the Deutsche Bank Stadium. Three judges, the so-called „Ground
Jury“, mark the movements that have to be completed, from different positions around the arena
(C, H and B). A maximum of 10 points can be awarded for each of the movements, which differ from
each other in their complexity - among others the obedience of the horse, the precision, the move-
ments of the horse as well as the rider‘s seat and correctness of aids are evaluated.
Test to be absolved from memory: FEI 2015 3* B
The mean value ensuing from the assessment of the three judges expresses the quality of
the ride and is displayed to the spectators as a percentage. In addition - unlike in the spe-
cialised field of dressage - this result is then converted into minus points, which can later be
added together to form the end result after the jumping and cross-country competitions.
The respective judge calculates the minus points as follows: (Percentage -100) x 1.5 The co-ef-
ficient 1.5 was laid down by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI).
282.) SAP-Cup
Jumping Test (Day 1, Friday, 19th July 2019):
The eventers at the CHIO Aachen already ride into the Main Stadium with its
capacity of 40,000 spectators on the afternoon of the first day. A course of max. 600 metres and
11 to 12 obstacles with the maximum height of 1.25 metres has to be absolved.
Error Faults
1st Refusal 4 Penalty Points
2nd Refusal Disqualification
Knocking a Fence/Pole down 4 Penalty Points
Fall of the Rider Disqualification
Fall of the Horse Disqualification
5 Disciplines
3.) SAP-Cup
Cross-Country Test (Day 2, Saturday, 20th July 2019)
Traditionally actually held as the second of the three competitions, in Aachen
the cross-country phase -in the modern CIC format- will bring the eventing discipline to a spec-
tacular close. The cross-country track, built by Rüdiger Schwarz, is 3,990 metres long and leads
through the meadows of the Aachen Soers, directly next to the CHIO show grounds - so the
spectators can easily reach it on foot. The competition’s start takes place in the Soers meadows,
the finishing line is located inside the CHIO’s Main Stadium
After dressage and jumping, the penalty points are added, they are decisive for the starting order
of the cross country competition. The 20 best riders start last. The competition has to be accom-
plished within a predetermined time (ideal average time 570 m/minute), and time penalties are
added to the result for exceeding time (0.4 for every commenced second). 25 natural obstacles
have to be jumped by the horses and their riders with nearly 35 efforts (single jumps). In com-
parison to the specialised sport of show jumping, not only the height and width of the obstacles
are different, but the eventing horses and riders are also confronted with further difficulties that
challenge the mutual trust and the balance, this can be optical aspects (narrow obstacles, bright-
ness changes between dark and light passages, water obstacles) or the course‘s route (e.g. uphill/
downhill). It is customary to offer an alternative route for difficult phases of demanding courses
- as is the case in Aachen. The alternative route is easier to overcome and thus minimises the risk
of the horse refusing, but it is longer than the direct way and thus takes more time.
Guideline for calculating the results of the cross-country competition:
Error Faults
1st Refusal at an obstacle 20 Penalty Points
2nd Refusal at the same obstacle 40 Penalty Points
3rd Refusal Disqualification
Fall of the rider Disqualification
Fall of the horse Disqualification
Calculation of the Final Results:
The penalty points incurred in all three competition parts are added together for the final result. The
competitor with the lowest total of penalty points wins.
29The SAP-Cup consists of an individual and a team classification
C 1 SAP-Cup Individual Classification
• Total endowment: € 140,000
• The winning individual is the competitor with the lowest total of penalty
points after the competition parts dressage, jumping and cross-country.
C 2 SAP-Cup Team Classification
• Total endowment: € 60,000
• The winning team is that with the lowest total of penalty points incurred
5 Disciplines
in the competition parts dressage, jumping and cross-country, after adding
together the final scores of the three best placed competitors in the team.
30SAP-Cup, Cross-Country Test, 20th July 2019
Start Cross Country 09.30 a.m.
Start Interval 4 min.
Course Length max. 3,990 m
5 Disciplines
Number of Obstacles 26 obstacles with 30-35 efforts
Speed 570 m/min.
Course Designer Rüdiger Schwarz
Yellow = Cross Country Course. Map page 32.
Preis der schwartz GmbH, Marathonprüfung, 20th July 2019
Start Obstacles 02.00 p.m.
Start Interval 5 min.
Total Length approx. 10,000 m
Number of obstacles in phase B 8 marathon obstacles
Course Designer Gunnar Larsson, SWE
Marathon in 2 Phases:
1st Phase (T) Transfer / approx. 1,000 m / 7 km/h
2nd Phase (B) obstacle course, free pace / approx. 9,000 m / 14 km/h
Blue = Marathon Course. Map page 32.
315 Disciplines 32
33
5 DisciplinesInformation on the Driving Competitions at the CHIO Aachen 2019CAIO =
CAIO = Concours d‘Attelage International Officiel
Participants:
• Approx. 25 competitors
5 Disciplines
Teams
• The following seven teams were invited: BEL, FRA, GER, HUN, NED, SWE, SUI, USA
• A team consists of 3 athletes, with the results of the best two drivers to count for the team
result
Individual Drivers
• On invitation by the ALRV for countries not sending a team
• Invitations are according to the World Ranking List and results of the latest competitions
Competitions:
(for more detailed information please consult the official schedule driving 2019 on
www.chioaachen.com)
F 1 Prize of Fa. Horsch, Der Entsorger
• Wednesday, 17th July 2019
• Dressage Test for four-in-hand drivers
• Total endowment: € 7,000
• Dressage Test 3*C H4
• Training / Opening Competition
F 2 Prize of Martello Immobilienmanagement GmbH & Co. KG
• Thursday, 18th July 2018
• Dressage Test for four-in-hand drivers
• Total endowment: € 7,700
• Dressage Test 3*B HP4
• 1st rating competition for the individual and team classification
F 3 Prize of Euregio Maas-Rhein "Top Score"
• Friday, 19tg July 2019
• Four-in-hand obstacle driving competition
• In a maximum allowed time (3 minutes) the Athlete may pass all the
obstacles he wishes in any order
• Each obstacle is allotted 10 to 120 points according to difficulty
• Each obstacle may be approached in any direction, but only twice
• The competitor is credited with the allotted number of points per obstacle he has driven correctly
• Total endowment: € 10,000
• Winner is the competitor, who has obtained the highest number of points. In case of equal
points, the fastest time decides
34F 4 Prize of schwartz GmbH
• Saturday, 20th July 2019
• Marathon for four-in-hand drivers in the cross-country Soers
• Total endowment: € 32,000
• 2nd rating competition for the individual and team classification
• The competition consists of two phases:
- Phase T (Transfer): approx. 1,000 meters; average speed 7 km/h
- Phase B: approx. 9,000 meters; free pace; average speed 14 km/h
• In phase B there will be 8 obstacles. Decisive for the result will be the driven time inside the
obstacles
5 Disciplines
F 5 Boehringer Ingelheim-Prize
• Sunday, 21st July 2019
• Obstacle Driving Competition with winning round
• Total endowment: € 15,500
• 3rd rating competition for the individual and team classification
F 6 Prize of Family Richard Talbot
• Prize Giving Ceremony Sunday, 21st July 2019
• Individual Classification of Combined Driving Competition
• Total endowment: € 19,200
• Based on the added results of competitions F 2, F 4 and F 5
F 7 DHL-Nations' Cup Four-in-Hand Driving
• Prize giving ceremony Sunday, July 21st 2019
• Team Classification of Combined Driving Competition
• Total endowment: € 32,000
• Based on the added results of competitions F 2, F 4 and F 5
• The 2 best results within the team of 3 are counting
35Information on the Vaulting Competitions at the CHIO Aachen 2019
5 Disciplines
CVIO = Concours Voltige International Officiel
Participants:
• For each nation, the following athletes may start: 2 teams (consisting 6 vaulters),
2 male individual vaulters, 2 female individual vaulters, 2 Pas de Deux combinations
Competitions:
(for more detailed information please consult the official schedule vaulting 2019under www.chioaachen.com)
V 1 Prize of Sparkasse – Individual Female Competition
• Friday & Saturday, 12th & 13th July 2019
• Total endowment: € 2,000
• The competition consists of a compulsory test, a technical test and a freestyle test
• The results from the three tests are added and divided by 3
V 2 Prize of Sparkasse – Individual Male Competition
• Friday & Saturday, 12th & 13th July 2019
• Total endowment: € 2,000
• Same mode as in the Individual Female Competition (V1)
V 3 Prize of Sparkasse – Squad Vaulting Competition
• Friday & Saturday, 12th & 13th July 2019
• Total endowment: € 8,000
• The competition consists of a compulsory test and a freestyle test
• The starting order for the compulsory test will be drawn
• The starting order for the freestyle test is the reverse order of the results of the compulso-
ry tes
• The results from the two tests are added and divided by 2
36V 4 Prize of Sparkasse – Pas de Deux Competition
• Saturday & Sunday, 13th & 14th July 2019
• Total endowment: € 1,000
• A Pas de Deux consists of two vaulters. Any combination of gender ist allowed
• The competition consists of two freestyle tests
• The results from the two tests are added and divided by 2
V 5 Prize of Sparkasse – Squad Vaulting Competition
• Sunday, 14th July 2019
• Qualified are the teams that did not qualify for V6 Nations´ Cup
• Total endowment: € 2,000
5 Disciplines
• The competition consists of a freestyle test
• Starting order is in reverse order of the results of competition V 3
V 6 Prize of Sparkasse – Nations' Cup
• Sunday, 14th July 2019
• Total endowment: € 10,000
• A team consists of a female, a male and a team per nation
• The best 8 nations according to the results of V 1, V 2 and V 3 are qualified
• If a nation qualifies with two teams, both teams are allowed to start
• The competition consists of a freestyle test of all three team members
• The addition of the three results is the final result
37Organisation of the CHIO Aachen
Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein e.V. (ALRV)
Founded 1898
Members 576 (incl. 38 companies)
CHIO Aachen
Address Albert-Servais-Allee 50, 52070 Aachen
Tel.: +49 - (0) 241 - 91 71 0
2019
Fax: +49 - (0) 241 - 91 71 199
E-Mail: info@chioaachen.de,
http://www.chioaachen.de
Supervisory Board Carl Meulenbergh (President)
Baron Wolf von Buchholtz (Vice President)
Wolfgang "Tim" Hammer (Member)
Wolfgang Mainz (Member)
Stefanie Peters (Member)
Peter Weinberg (Member)
Honorary President Klaus Pavel
Managing Board Frank Kemperman
(Chairman & Show Director)
Helen Rombach-Schwartz (Member)
Aachener Reitturnier GmbH (ART)
Founded 1975
Purpose Marketing of the CHIO Aachen
Address Albert-Servais-Allee 50, 52070 Aachen
Tel.: +49 - (0) 241 - 88 927 - 0
Fax: +49 - (0) 241 - 88 927 - 159
E-Mail: info@chioaachen.de
http://www.chioaachen.de
Managing Partner Michael Mronz
Authorise Representative Conny Mütze
38Advisory Board of the Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein e.V.
Stefan Aust Publisher "DIE WELT"
Dr. Hermann Bühlbecker Ownger of the Aachener Printen- und Schokoladenfabrik
Henry Lambertz GmbH & Co. KG
Nadine Capellmann International successful dressage rider
Kai Diekmann Journalist
Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges CEO Hong Kong Jockey Club
Helmut Etschenberg
Jürgen Fitschen Chairman of the Executive Board "Deutsche Bank Stiftung"
CHIO Aachen
Jürgen Gerdes Executive Director Porta Holding GmbH & Co. KG
2019
Ulrich Grillo Chairman of the Executive Board Grillo-Werke AG
BDI Vice President
Dr. Tim Grüttemeier Head of the District Authorit - StädteRegion Aacheny
Alfons Hörmann President of the German Olympic Sports Federation (DOSB)
Christian Kullmann CEO Evonik Industries AG
Theodor Leuchten Vice President of the German Equestrian Federation
Dr. Jürgen Linden Chairman of the Charlemagne Prize Board of Directors
Marcel Philipp Lord Mayor of the City of Aachen
Prof. Dr. Günther Schuh Managing Director of the Laboratory for Machine Tools and
Production Engineering WZL at RWTH Aachen University
Christian Sewing Chairman of the Managing Board Deutsche Bank AG
Dr. Dieter Zetsche Chairman of the Board of the TUI AG
Breido Graf zu Rantzau President of the German Equestrian Federation
39Comité d’Honneur CHIO Aachen 2019
Ingmar De Vos President of the Fédération Equestre Internationale
Dr. Angela Merkel Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany
Horst Seehofer Federal Minister of the Interior, Building and Community
Dr. Ursula von der Leyen Federal Defence Minister
CHIO Aachen
Armin Laschet Prime Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia
2019
Dagmar Freitag The German Bundestag
Ursula Heinen-Esser Minister of Environment, Agriculture, Conservation and Consumer
Affairs of North Rhine-Westphalia
Stephan Mayer Parliamentary Secretary of State with the Federal Minister of the Inte-
rior, Building and Community
Holger Müller Landtag of North Rhine-Westphalia
Chairman of the Committee for Sports
Honorary Members of the Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein e.V.
Dr. Thomas Bach
Walter Eßer
Hans Kauhsen
Klaus Peters
Jürgen Thumann
Dr. Tessen von Heydebreck
40Promotion of Riding for the Disabled
The "Moments of Luck" campaign – 20 years of social commitment at the CHIO Aachen
Over the period of two decades, the “Moments of
Luck” campaign has established itself at the CHIO
Aachen as a successful charity project for therapeutic
riding. “This campaign is a matter close to our hearts,”
the ALRV President, Carl Meulenbergh emphasised.
“In this way with the aid of the CHIO Aachen visitors
we are able to hand over a high sum of donations to
the German Curatorship for Therapeutic Riding year
after year. We will strive to continue this success sto-
ry.”
The campaign is a joint project between the Aachen-
Laurensberger Rennverein e. V. (ALRV), the German
Curatorship for Therapeutic Riding (DKThR) and the
Children Support Fund of the DKThR.
On Soers Sunday (July 14th), donations will be collected during the Ecumenical Service
CHIO Aachen
in the Deutsche Bank Stadium. Following the church service,
fundraisers donning striking, orange T-shirts will collect dona-
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tions all over the showgrounds. Furthermore, in the scope of
the show programme on Soers Sunday, four DKThR-approved
therapy centres from the region of Aachen will carry out per-
formances on the warm-up area.
In addition to this, donation boxes will be positioned at the
CHIO Aachen info desks throughout the entire week of the
show. The donations will go in aid of the German Curatorship
for Therapeutic Riding e.V., the Children Support Fund of the
DKThR and the four DKThR-approved therapy centres in the
region of Aachen.
41Facts and Figures on the World Equestrian Festival, CHIO Aachen 2019
July 12th -21st, 2019
Organiser Aachen-Laurensberger Rennverein e.V. (ALRV)
Founded 1898
President: Carl Meulenbergh
Chairman of the Managing Board / Show Director: Frank Kemperman
Marketing Aachener Reitturnier GmbH (ART)
Founded 1975
Managing Partner: Michael Mronz
Top Level Sponsors Mercedes-Benz
Rolex S.A.
Deutsche Post AG
Turkish Airlines
CHIO Aachen
CHIO Aachen der CHIO = Concours Hippique International Officiel (french)
Official international tournament of the Federal Republic of Ger-
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many (the status "official" means that Aachen is the only German
tournament that is allowed to organise Nations' Cup competitions)
Special Features 2019 In 2013, the CHIO Aachen initiated the "Rolex Grand Slam of Show
Jumping" together with the Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’ (Canada)
and CHI Geneva (Switzerland). In the year 2018, this initative was
expanded to include the "Dutch Masters" in 's-Hertogenbosch, the
largest indoor show in the Netherlands. The rider, who wins three
three shows in direct succession, claims the title, which is unique
in the field of equestrian sports. In addition to the prize money, he
receives 1 million Euros. If the rider then succeeds in continuing on
his succuss story by winning the fourth Major, he additionally claims
a further bonus of 1 Million Euros. Scott Brash was the first rider
ever to claim the Rolex Grand Slam title in 2015.
At the CHIO Aachen 2019, in its capacity as the official partner
country, France will demonstrate that it certainly does its reputation
as a “horse nation” justice. Not only top French riders will be travel-
ling to Aachen this year for the World Equestrian Festival, but also
numerous performers, who will be co-shaping the supporting pro-
gramme throughout the ten days of the show. For example, both the
spectacular “Horse & Symphony” concerts as well as the Opening
Ceremony on the evening of July 16th, starting at 8 p.m., will be cha-
racterised by the meanwhile 17th partner country.
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