Vaulting is a youthful, theatrical discipline in which athletes perform on the back of a cantering horse. As such, it demands an outstanding physical condition from the Vaulter, a harmonious relationship with both the lunger and horse and first class teamwork. Vaulting is divided into four competitions; Individual female, Individual male, Pas-de-Deux and Squad.
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FEI Championships & Games
2 Games and Championships including first ever FEI World Vaulting Championships for Juniors in the Netherlands and the FEI European Vaulting Championships in Germany were held in 2015. Photos, facts, figures and results from the sporting highlights of the year are available here.
FEI World Cup™ Vaulting
The FEI World Cup™ Vaulting was launched in 2012 following in the footsteps of the successful FEI World Cup™ series in Jumping, Dressage and Driving. A very successful Final was held in Austria where 20 athletes from 7 nations competed for the 2015 titles in the three categories: male, female and Pas-de-deux. France's Nicolas Andreani was unbeatable in the fiercely contested male category, whilst Austria's Lisa Wild and her famous backflip took the individual female title. As for the pas-de deux, it was the German partnership of Gera Marie Grün and Justin van Gerven that took the honours. Photos, facts, figures and results available here.