Medal History

(Horse name in parentheses)

2023 – Santiago, Chile – Pan American Games

2023 – Exloo, Netherlands – FEI Para Driving World Championship for Singles

2020 – Tokyo, Japan – Olympic and Paralympic Games (held in 2021)

2019 – Lima, Peru – Pan American Games

2018 – Tryon, North Carolina – World Equestrian Games

2016 – Rio de Janerio, Brazil – Olympic Games

2015 – Toronto, Canada – Pan American Games

2014 – Normandy, France – World Equestrian Games

2012 – Reisenback, Germany – FEI Four-in-Hand World Driving Championships

2012 – LeMans, France – FEI World Vaulting Championships

2011 – Guadalajara, Mexico – Pan American Games

2011 World Driving Championships (Ponies)

2010 – Lexington, USA – World Equestrian Games

2009 – Greven-Bockholt, Germany – FEI World Combined Pony Driving Championships

2008 – Beesd, The Netherlands – World Four-in-Hand Driving Championship

2008 – Manerbio, Italy – FEI World Reining Championship

2008 – Beijing, China – Olympic Games (Hong Kong)

2008 – Brno, Czech Republic – World Championship

2007 – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Pan American Games

2007 – Dorthealyst, Denmark – World Pony Driving Championship

2006 – Aachen, Germany – World Equestrian Games

2005 – Derbyshire, England – Pony Driving Championships

2004 – Athens, Greece – Olympic Games

2004 – Stadl Paura, Austria – World Championship

2003 – Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – Pan American Games

2002 – Conty, France – World Singles Horse Championship

2002 – Jerez, Spain – World Equestrian Games

2000 – Mannheim, Germany – World Vaulting Championships

2000 – Sydney, Australia – Olympic Games

1999 – Winnipeg, Canada – Pan American Games

1998 – Rome, Italy – World Equestrian Games

1998 – Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – World Equestrian Games

1998 – Ebbs, Austria – World Championship

1996 – Atlanta, USA – Olympic Games

1996 – Junction City, Kansas USA – World Championship

1995 – Buenos Aires, Argentina – Pan American Games

1994 – The Hague, Netherlands – World Equestrian Games

1992 – Barcelona, ESP – Olympic Games

1992 – Barcelona, Spain – World Championship

1991 – Havana, Cuba – Pan American Games

1991 – Zwettl, Austria – World Championship

1990 – Stockholm, Sweden – World Equestrian Games

1988 – Seoul, KOR– Olympic Games

1987 – Indianapolis, Indiana, USA – Pan American Games

1986 – Bulle, Switzerland – World Vaulting Championships

1986 – Aachen, West Germany – World Championships

1984 – Los Angeles, CA, USA – Olympic Games

1983 – Caracas, Venezuela – Pan American Games

1982 – Luhmuhlen, West Germany – World Championships

1980 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands – Alternative Games

1980 – Fontainbleau, France – Alternative Games

1980 – Moscow, Russia – Olympic Games

1979 – San Juan, Puerto Rico – Pan American Games

1978 – Lexington, Kentucky USA – World Championships

1978 – Aachen, West Germany – World Championships

1976 – Montreal, Quebec Canada – Olympic Games

1975 – Mexico City, Mexico – Pan American Games

1974 – Burghley, England – World Championships

1974 – La Baule, France – World Championships

1974 – Hickstead, England – World Championships

1972 – Munich, West Germany – Olympic Games

1970 – Punchestown, Ireland – World Championships

1968 – Mexico City, Mexico – Olympic Games

1967 – Winnipeg, Canada – Pan American Games

1965 – Hickstead, England – World Championships

1964 – Tokyo, Japan – Olympic Games

1963 – Sao Paulo, Brazil – Pan American Games

1960 – Rome, Italy – Olympic Games

1959 – Chicago, Illinois, USA – Pan American Games

1956 – Stockholm, Sweden – Olympic Games

1955 – Mexico City, Mexico – Pan American Games

1952 – Helsinki, Finland – Olympic Games

1948 – London, England – Olympic Games

1940 – 1944

1936 – Berlin, Germany – Olympic Games

1932 – Los Angeles, California USA – Olympic Games

1928 – Amsterdam, Holland – Olympic Games

1924 – Paris, France – Olympic Games

1920 – Antwerp, Belgium – Olympic Games

1912 – Stockholm, Sweden – Olympic Games