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#SpruceMeadows MEDIA GUIDE 2018 Presented by Rolex Presented by Rolex CSI 5H CSI 5H CSI 5H June 6-10 June 13-17 June 26 - July 1 Presented by Rolex CSI 5H CSIO 5H July 4-8 September 5-9 #SpruceMeadows R TABLE OF CONTENTS ABOUT SPRUCE MEADOWS HORSE HEROES 39 Mission Statement & CORPORATE PARTNERS 40-44 Corporate Profile 2 NAME THE FOAL Contact List 3 PRESENTED BY TELUS 45 Aerial Photo 4 Annual Attendance 5 SHOW JUMPING CHAMPIONS Facts & Figures 6-7 Olympic Individual Gold Medallists 46 Olympic Team Gold Medallists 47 2018 FEI TOURNAMENT SEASON World Cup Final Champions 48-49 World Equestrian Games Dates 8 Individual Champions 50 ‘National', presented by Rolex 9 World Equestrian Games ‘Continental’ 10 Team Champions 51 ‘Pan American', presented by Rolex 11 ‘North American', presented by Rolex 12 GUIDE TO SHOW JUMPING ‘Masters’ 13 The Rolex Grand Slam Show Jumping Terms 52-53 of Show Jumping 14-17 Types of Competitions 54-55 Spruce Meadows Speed Challenge 56-57 Types of Jumps 58-59 HONOUR ROLL OF CHAMPIONS Technical Specifications 60-61 ‘National', presented by Rolex 18-19 Equipment & Grooming 62-63 ‘North American', presented by Rolex 20-23 Barn & Stable 64-65 ‘Masters’ 24-27 CALGARY & AREA INFORMATION SPRUCE MEADOWS HALL OF FAME Facts & Figures 66-67 Since 1975 28 TRAVEL 68 TOP 20 PRIZE MONEY WINNERS SPRUCE MEADOWS TV 69 From 1976 to 2017 29 NOTES 70-71 RIDER BIOGRAPHIES 30-38 AUTOGRAPHS 72 1 R MISSION STATEMENT Spruce Meadows is committed to being the leading venue for international horse sports with a focus on the organization and hosting of show jumping tournaments of unmatched quality for junior, amateur and professional athletes in a manner that reflects basic family values in a clean, green and welcoming environment that celebrates the horse and encourages the breeding and training of quality sport horses and the teaching and development of athletes. OUR CORPORATE HISTORY Spruce Meadows stands alone in many respects. In fact, Spruce Meadows has been recognized as the “Best Show Jumping Venue” in the world by the Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI). An immeasurable and vital reason for the success Spruce Meadows has realized, is a result of the truly world leading companies that “make it happen” for the athletes, media, fans and officials at Spruce Meadows. Mailing Address: 18011 Spruce Meadows Way SW. Calgary, Alberta. Canada. T2X 4B7 Main Switchboard: (403) 974-4200 Main Fax: (403) 974-4266 Media Centre: (403) 974-4240 Spruce Meadows Website: https://www.sprucemeadows.com facebook.com/OfficialSpruceMeadows twitter.com/spruce_meadows pinterest.com/sprucemeadows R instagram.com/spruce_meadows 2 R CONTACT LIST Office of the Co-Chairman (403) 974-4200 Marg Southern Office of the President (403) 974-4200 Linda Heathcott, Rimma Jones Exhibit Programs (403) 974-4249 Nickola Hughes, Lisa Murphy Special Event Services (403) 974-4264 Esteban Androgue, Orysia Andryo, Dave Clarke, Stavroula Kangles, Sia Papadopoulos, Erica Veresh Horse Program (403) 974-4532 Linda Heathcott, Kelly Koss, Breanne McAllister, Cassie Nessler Operations Services (403) 974-4222 Jessi Chrapko, Peter Dahl The Shop / Tack Shop / Jumpers (403) 974-4210 Sarah Ftichar, Kimberly Hoover Information Technology (403) 974-4580 Antonio Brandao, JG Lee, Dustin Lezubski, Kelvin To Media & Sport Services (403) 974-4596 Ian Allison, Conor Charlton, Justin Chidley, Brett Miles, Joel Slomp, Ashley Wee Tournament Office (403) 974-4200 Jana Campbell, Conor Charlton, Deb Chrisohou, Nick Dojcinovic, Mike Fordham, Kate Metikosh, Joanne Nimitz, Tomi Vukelic Warehouse (403) 974-4546 Ashley Thomson Please note: all contacts above can be reached via e-mail at: [email protected] 3 R 4 R ANNUAL FEI TOURNAMENT ATTENDANCE 500,000 400,000 300,000 + Total Annual600,000 Visitors OVER 200,000 100,000 0 1980 1990 2000 2010 413,849 2017 Tournament OVER100 Annual Attendance Corporate Sponsors 61 Countires Represented by Competitors at Spruce Meadows Since 1975 5 R FACTS & FIGURES Location Grounds Calgary's Southern City Limits 355 Total Acres Latitude: 50° 53' 3.59" North 200 Acres: Facilities Longitude: -114° 06' 1.20" West 155 Acres: Pasture & Parking Constructed: 1973 Elevation Official Opening: 1975 1,100.43 m (3,668.10 ft.) First Tournament: 1976 Full-Time Seasonal Spruce Meadows 85 Employees 60 Employees 400 Pegasus Volunteers Indoor Outdoor Grass All Weather 2 Riding Arenas 7 Competition Rings 7 Footing Rings 6 R FACTS & FIGURES Stabling 1,000 10 Permanent Stables Comfortable Accomodations Horse's For That Special Horse In Your Life Stabling Capacity 2,087 Trees Planted on the SM Property Televised & Streamed + Countires Global 6 Billion+ 52 Programs Originating 150 Broadcast Reach Overall Reach Acres of Grass in + Tonnes of Footing 23 Competition Rings 26,000 in All Weather Rings 7 R 2018 FEI TOURNAMENTS 'National' Tournament, presented by Rolex June 6-10, 2018 'Continental' Tournament June 13-17, 2018 'Pan American' Tournament, presented by Rolex June 26-July 1, 2018 'North American' Tournament, presented by Rolex July 4-8, 2018 'Masters' Tournament September 5-9, 2018 8 R CSI 5H Presented by Rolex June 6-10 The Spruce Meadows ‘National’ Tournament presented by Rolex, is the first leg of the Spruce Meadows FEI tournament season. A top international entry will vie for top prize money and important world ranking points. The ‘National’, features activities and entertainment for the whole family to enjoy! Nutrien’s “Growing the Next Generation” program will captivate and educate young minds on Alberta crop life and inspire the young cultivators within. The Spruce Meadows Prairie Dogs, presented by RE/MAX, have been entertaining audiences for over a quarter of a century. Competition on the International Ring showcases, thrilling sport, in a truly spirited atmosphere. With the unwavering support of enthusiastic corporate partners like TransCanada, RBC Financial Group, ATCO, CNOOC Nexen and ROLEX, the ‘National’ has become a fan favorite event that welcomed over 66,000 spectators last year. This year, Spruce meadows will again salute Calgary and Area first responders and play host to Fire Fit. ▲ Patricio Pasquel (MEX) & Babel, winners of the 2017 RBC Grand Prix presented by Rolex 9 R CSI 5H June 13-17 A key ingredient in the Spruce Meadows Summer Tour is the ‘Continental’ CSI 5*. Thanks to the support of our athletes and many dedicated corporate partners including Husky Energy, Scotiabank, AltaGas and Canadian Utilities. This tournament offers guests the perfect opportunity to watch world-class show jumping competition in a more relaxed, first class atmosphere. Be sure to wander around the grounds and enjoy the spectacular scenery - truly a great way to escape the city. The highlight event of the ‘Continental’ Tournament is Sunday’s Grand Prix, setting the scene for top horse sport with athletes vying for great prize money and important credibility points. This event is held on the stunning Meadows on the Green Ring. ▲ Sameh El Dahan (EGY) & Sumas Zorro, winners of the 2017 'Continental' Grand Prix 10 R CSI 5H Presented by Rolex June 26-July 1 In 2018 the Spruce Meadows ‘Pan American’ presented by Rolex will combine events from the former ‘Canada One’ and ‘Pan American’ Tournaments. With the support of our corporate partners like Akita Drilling, Cargill, WestJet and West Canadian, the ‘Pan American’ Tournament, presented by Rolex has become one of the sport’s premier events. The 'Pan American' Tournament will feature riders from throughout North America, South and Continental America. Come and enjoy a day on the Meadows on the Green Ring, compliments of Spruce Meadows. You are sure to see the sports best Horse/Rider combinations up close and personal. ▲ Pedro Veniss (BRA) & Quabri De Lisle, winners of the 2017 'Pan American' Cup presented by Rolex 11 R CSI 5H presented by Rolex July 4-8 Strong contingents from Canada, the United States, Mexico, South America and Europe gather in Calgary, Alberta for the Spruce Meadows ‘North American’ Tournament, presented by Rolex. Top international horse/ rider combinations will compete in featured events like the ATCO Queen Elizabeth II Cup, Imperial Winning Round, the Progress Energy Cup, the Lafarge Cavalry Charge and the Sun Life ‘Classic’ Derby. The ‘North American’ is a true fan favorite of the Spruce Meadows Summer Series. Spruce Meadows International Plaza serves up warm hospitality with exhibits, shopping and delicious international tastes for all to experience. In 2018 the tradition continues, with The 100 Man Band of the Canadian Forces performing the Feu de Joie. Stick around for the traditional Spruce Meadows victory gallop, finished off with the ceremonial salute to Her Majesty and lowering of the flag, as Spruce Meadows brings its Summer Series to a close to God Save the Queen. ▲ Kent Farrington (USA) & Gazelle, winners of the 2017 ATCO Queen Elizabeth II Cup 12 R CSIO 5H September 5-9 The eyes of the world are focused on Spruce Meadows as the best athletes from 15 nations compete for top prize money and international acclaim during the Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’ Tournament. Friday’s Mercedes-Benz Evening of the Horse kicks off the weekend with spectacular sport and entertainment. The weekend continues with the BMO Nations’ Cup on Saturday and the worlds’ richest Grand Prix, the CP 'International' presented by Rolex, as the exciting finale on Sunday afternoon. The Mercedes-Benz ‘Evening of the Horse’ is highlighted by a spectacular display of fireworks accompanied by The Band of Royal Logistic Corps. This follows a spotlight performance by the Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians) Mounted Troop Musical Ride. Keeping with tradition, Spruce Meadows will introduce the winners of the wildly popular Name the Foal presented by TELUS. These winners will be awarded a VIP, all expenses paid, trip to the 2018 ‘Masters’ Tournament. The Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’ tournament offers an incomparable level of sport, entertainment, exhibits, food and culture for the enjoyment of a truly international demographic of visitors.
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  • To the National Federation Dear President Dear General Secretary

    To the National Federation Dear President Dear General Secretary

    To the National Federation Dear President Dear General Secretary We are proud and happy to be able to invite you to the fourth year of the Riders Academy for promising riders (18 – 23 of age). We are sure that this initiative will be of great benefit to your Federation and for your young athletes. The “Riders Academy” has been developed by a group of equestrian professionals with the cooperation of the International Jumping Riders Club (IJRC) and with the generous support of Rolex. The aim of Riders Academy is to assist in training show jumping young talents and preparing their career as future professionals in this sport. The Riders Academy program, thanks to Rolex, will give the chance to five to six promising riders to get about six months of “tailor-made” training and boarding at a well-known professional stable with no costs. On top of that, the program also includes professional education in communication, business and economics, veterinary and legal practice connected to show jumping. The ambition is to create future ambassadors of equestrian sport! Each European Federation is invited to enter up to three candidates for the program. Out of these entries, a selection panel consisting of Emile Hendrix, Jean-Maurice Bonneau, Otto Becker and Sven Holmberg will select about 25 riders who will be invited to one of two events either in Arezzo during the week 5 – 9 April or to Redefin in northern Germany 12 – 14 of May, depending on travel distance. By the mid of May, the above panel will identify the final participants.