• The individual rating comprises the results of the Compulsory and Technical Test (Fri., June 29^th, 2012) and the Freestyle (Sat., June 30^th, 2012, extra ticket).
• The final mark of the competitors is the average of the three tests.

• The individual rating comprises the results of the Compulsory and Technical Test (Fri., June 29th, 2012) and the Freestyle (Sat., June 30th, 2012, extra ticket).
• The final mark of the competitors is the average of the three tests.

• Friday & Saturday (extra ticket) , June 29^th & 30^th, 2012
• Squad competition, all squad are allowed to participate
• The competition consists of a Compulsory Round (Fri., June 29^th, 2012) and a Freestyle Round (Sat., June 30^th, 2012)
• The final mark is the average of the two rounds

• The individual rating comprises the results of the Compulsory and Technical Test (Fri., June 29^th, 2012) and the Freestyle (Sat., June 30^th, 2012, extra ticket).
• The final mark of the competitors is the average of the three tests.

• Saturday & Sunday (extra ticket), June 30^th & July 1^st, 2012
• A Pas de Deux consists of two vaulters, either female/female, male/male or female/male
• The competition comprises two rounds (round 1: Sat., June 30^th, 2012, round 2: Sun., July 1^st, 2012), in both rounds, the vaulters have to absolve a freestyle test (max. duration 2 minutes)
• The final mark is the average of the two rounds

• Friday & Saturday (extra ticket) , June 29^th & 30^th, 2012
• Squad competition, all squad are allowed to participate
• The competition consists of a Compulsory Round (Fri., June 29^th, 2012) and a Freestyle Round (Sat., June 30^th, 2012)
• The final mark is the average of the two rounds

• The individual rating comprises the results of the Compulsory and Technical Test (Fri., June 29th, 2012) and the Freestyle (Sat., June 30th, 2012, extra ticket).
• The final mark of the competitors is the average of the three tests.

• Squad competition, all squads that could not qualify for the Nations‘ Cup
  as well as squads that do not have a complete national team (1 female vaulter,
  1 male vaulter, 1 team) to compete in the Nations‘ Cup
• The competition comprises a freestyle test

• Saturday & Sunday (extra ticket), June 30^th & July 1^st, 2012
• A Pas de Deux consists of two vaulters, either female/female, male/male or female/male
• The competition comprises two rounds (round 1: Sat., June 30^th, 2012, round 2: Sun., July 1^st, 2012), in both rounds, the vaulters have to absolve a freestyle test (max. duration 2 minutes)
• The final mark is the average of the two rounds

Prelude to the Soers Sunday, further information here

• Jumping competition penalties/time
• The rider with the least number of penalty points and the fastest time wins
• Obstacle height up to 1.45 m

• Jumping competition penalties/time
• Qualifying competition for competitions S 12 and S 17
• The rider with the least number of penalty points and the fastest time wins
• Obstacle height up to 1.50 m

Show programme for schools from the region (10:00 - 11:00 Uhr)

More information here

• Jumping competition with one round and winning round
• The 15 best riders in the normal round qualify for the winning round (in any case, all riders with 0 penalty points qualify for the winning round); in the winning round, all riders start with 0 penalty points again
• The final result derives from the result of the winning round
• Obstacle height up to 1.50 m

• FEI Prix St. Georges
• Test to be absolved from memory: FEI Test “Prix St. Georges” (Edition 2009)

• Jumping competition for young horses (7-8 years of age); part of the “Youngsters Tour” (S 5, S 9 & S 11); teams as well as each individual rider may bring 1 extra horse for this tour
• First rating competition for the Sparkassen-Youngsters-Cup (Final on Saturday, S 11)
• The rider with the least number of penalty points and the fastest time wins
• Obstacle height up to 1.40 m, 8 year-old horses will jump a course raised by approx. 5 cm

• Hunting competition, belongs to the “Speed Tour” (S 6 & S 13), each rider may bring, upon request, one extra horse for this tour
• Penalty points are converted into penalty seconds; one jumping fault adds up to four penalty seconds The rider with the fastest time wins
• Obstacle height up to 1.40 m

• Penalties/time
• The rider with the least number of penalty points and the fastest time wins
• Obstacle height up to 1.45 m

• Jumping competition with two (identical) rounds under floodlight
• The chefs d’equipe will appoint their team riders until 6 p.m. on July 4^th
• All eight teams start in both rounds with their (3 to) 4 riders, provided a team is not eliminated in the first round
• The best three results of each team are counted for each round
• The team with the least number of penalty points after both rounds wins
• In case of equality of penalties after the second round, a jump-off will be decisive; one rider per team will compete in the jump-off
• The ten best riders of the first round (according to penalties/time) qualify for S 12
• The 18 best riders after both rounds (according to penalties/time) qualify for S 17
• Obstacle height up to 1.60 m

• Obstacle driving
• Rating competition for the combined individual classification (F 7)

• Jumping competition for young horses (7-8 years of age), belongs to the so-called “Youngsters-Tour” (S 5, S 9 & S 11)
• Second rating competition for the Sparkassen-Youngsters-Cup (Final on Saturday, S 11)
• The rider with the least number of penalty points and the fastest time wins
• Hindernishöhe bis 1,40 Meter, für achtjährige Pferde wird der Parcours um ca. 5 cm erhöht

• Participants: Eight drivers and eight show jumpers: The best placed driver from each team after competitions F1, F2 and F3 and the best placed individual driver after competitions F1, F2 and F3 and eight show jumpers upon invitation of the ALRV
• One driver and one show jumper are a team
• The rider starts first and absolves a course with eight obstacles, after passing the last obstacle, the rider hands over his horse to a groom and climbs onto the carriage; the driver then absolves an obstacle course together with the rider on his carriage
• The fastest team wins, each obstacle penalty will be penalized with 4 seconds

• Participants: Eight drivers and eight show jumpers: The best placed driver from each team after competitions F1, F2 and F3 and the best placed individual driver after competitions F1, F2 and F3 and eight show jumpers upon invitation of the ALRV
• One driver and one show jumper are a team
• The rider starts first and absolves a course with eight obstacles, after passing the last obstacle, the rider hands over his horse to a groom and  climbs onto the carriage; the driver then absolves an obstacle course together with the rider on his carriage
• The fastest team wins, each obstacle penalty will be penalized with 4 seconds

• Jumping competition with one round and jump-off
• Qualifying competition for competitions S 12 and S 17
• In the case of equality of penalties after the normal round a jump-off is decisive, the rider with the least number of penalty points and the fastest time in the jump-off wins
• Obstacle height up to 1.55 m

• „Piaff Preis International“
• FEI Intermediate II
• Starting order according to draw
• Individual classification; furthermore first rating competition for the special trophy for the best team out of U-25 I and U-25 II
• Test to be absolved from memory: FEI Test „Intermediate II“ (Edition 2009)

• Quadrille Championship Aachen 2012
• National Dressage competition; participants are the four best teams of the Team Dressage Championship Rhineland in the course of the County Show Rhineland 2011, the team of the district association of Aachen as well as the winning team of the Quadrille Championship Aachen 2011
• Each team consists of 4 riders/horses of one district association
• The overall achievement and the artistic performance count for the final result
• Relevant test: Freestyle test for teams (German level „M“)

• FEI Olympic Grand Prix Spécial CDIO5*
• Second rating competition for the individual classification CDIO (qualifying competition for D 9)
• The 30 best riders from competition D 3 are allowed to start, if all four riders of a country have qualified for the competition, they all may start
• Test to be absolved from memory: FEI Test „Olympic Grand Prix Spécial“ (Edition 2011)

With the dressage ticket, you have also access to the eventing cross-country course for the DHL-Prize. The final round of the cross-country competition takes place in the Main Stadium.

• Saturday: Day's programme
• Jumping competition for young horses (7-8 years of age) with one round and jump-off; final of the “Youngsters Tour” (S 5, S 9 & S 11)
• The 25 point-best athletes/horses from the qualifying competitions S 5 and S 9 take part
• In the case of equality of penalties after the normal round a jump-off is decisive, the rider with the least number of penalty points and the fastest time in the jump-off wins
• Obstacle height up to 1.45 m, 8 year-old horses will jump a course raised by approx. 5 cm
• The point-best rider of the three competitions S 5, S 9 and S 11 wins a foal with best pedigree as a special prize given by Sparkasse

• FEI Intermediate I
• Test to be absolved from memory: FEI Test „Intermediate I“ (Edition 2009)

• Saturday: evening programme under floodlight
• Hunting competition over ditches and banks, belongs to the "Speed-Tour" (S 6 & S 13)
• The special characteristic of this competition is that the natural obstacles like e.g. the “Pulvermann´s Grab” or the lake are included in the course, spectacular through the combination of speed and natural obstacles
• Penalty points are converted into penalty seconds; one jumping fault adds up to four penalty seconds; the rider with the fastest time wins
• Obstacle height up to 1.40 m

• Jumping competition with two rounds
• Participants are: The 5 best female and the 5 best male athletes of the World Ranking List, the individual gold medallist of the European Championships 2009, the individual gold medallist of the World Championships 2010 and the individual gold medallist of the Olympic Games 2008. In case there is no German ranked within the Top 5 of the World Ranking List (female and male), the presently best ranked German male and/or female is entitled to start.
• All participants start in the first round, the best eight from the first round qualify for the second round.
• The rider with the least number of penalty points and the fastest time in the second round wins
• Obstacle height up to 1.50 m

• Obstacle driving with drive-off
• Rating competition for the combined team classification (F 8)
• In case of equality of penalties, a drive-off is decisive

• Jumping Competition Penalties/Time
• The rider with the least number of penalty points and the fastest time wins
• Obstacle height up to 1.45 m

• The Grand Prix of Aachen
• Jumping competition with two (different) rounds and jump-off
• 40 competitors start in the first round, the 18 best riders of the first round qualify for the second round
• In the case of equality of penalties after two rounds, a jump-off is decisive;
  the rider with the least number of penalty points and the fastest time in the jump-off wins
• Obstacle height up to 1.60 m