III WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP OF WORKING EQUITATION - Final standings

27 – 30 October 2011 / LYON – FRANCE

Meeting in Tulln, Vienna

Minutes of the meeting are on file attached.

International Judges

This is a list of the WAWE judges.

Working Equitation

History and Proposes The first competitions were held in Italy, with the “maremenhos” and in France with the “Camargueses”, which promptly arrived in Spain with “Doma Vaquera” and also to Portugal. The Working Equitation discipline aims at promoting competition between different wa...

Regulations

WAWE - Regulations / Regulamento 2011 (PDF file 350K)

International competitions

XII EUROPEAN WORKING EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP PROGRAMME: 25 - 28 June 2009

Announcements

3rd World Championship of Working Equitation
SALON DU CHEVAL, LYON (FRANCE)
26 to 30 October 2011

WAWE GENERAL ASSEMBLY: 25 March, Vienna (Austria)

Course for International Judges: 26, 27 March, Vienna (Austria)

Minutes of the WAWE meeting held in Erding, Germany

Minutes of the WAWE meeting held in Erding, Germany on 26th - 28th November 2010, with the representatives of country members

On the 26th, 27th and 28th of November a meeting with representatives countries involved in Working Equitation was held in Munich (germany), promoted by the World Association for Working Equitation (WAWE), and organized by the Germany Working Equitation Association.

Read the Minutes (PDF)

Next Meeting:

General WAWE Assembly: 25 March 2011 – Austria

Course for International Judges will take place on the 26 and 27 March 2011 - Austria

European Working Equitation Championship 2010

The 13th Edition of the European Working Equitation Championship was held in Città di Castello, Umbria, Perugia, Italy, and there were competing 7 countries: Italy, Portugal, England, Sweden, Austria, Germany and France.

Please Consult the Results:

Results of dressage trial

Ease of Handling Trial

Results of speed trial

Results of cow trial

Team Championship - Cow

Individual Championship - after Speed Trial

Team Championship - after Cow