The 2023 European Showjumping Championships will take place on 29 August to 3 September in Milan, Italy.

The 2023 showjumping Europeans will take place at the Ippodromo Snai San Siro in Milan, which is next door to the famous San Siro stadium in Milan, Italy.

The event organisers have decide to name the grass arena at the venue in memory of Marco Fusté, the former FEI director of jumping, who passed away earlier this year. It will now be known as the Marco Fusté Arena.

The course-designer for the 2023 European Showjumping Championships is Italy’s Uliano Vezzani. He will be assisted by his compatriots Paolo Rossato, Fabrizio Sonzogni and Mario Breccia.

The competition runs from Wednesday 30 August to Sunday 3 September, with the vet-check and warm-up for all competitors on Tuesday.

The sport begins on Wednesday with the first round against the clock for all competitors (team and individual), from which scores and times are converted to penalties. There then follows two rounds of team competition (four riders per nation) on Thursday and Friday, which also count as individual qualifiers. The team medals are decided on Friday 1 September.

The championships conclude with two rounds of individual jumping on Sunday afternoon (3 September). The top 25 combinations will have qualified for round one, with just 12 going on to round two after which the final individual medals will be presented.

Individuals

Gold: Andre Thieme and DSP Chakaria (GER)
Silver: Martin Fuchs and Leone Jei (SUI)
Bronze: Peder Fredricson and Catch Me Not S (SWE)

Teams

Gold: Switzerland
Silver: Germany
Bronze: Belgium