2006 World Show Jumping Championships, World Equestrian Games, Aachen, Germany

• The Canadian team finished 13th.

GOLD	Holland	Gerco Schroeder	Berlin	11.01
		Albert Zoer	Okidoki
		Jeroen Dubbeldam	Up and Down
		Piet Raymakers	Curtis
SILVER	U.S.A.	Beezie Madden	Authentic	18.84
		McLain Ward	Sapphire
		Laura Kraut	Miss Independent
		Margie Engle	Quervo Gold
BRONZE	Germany	Ludger Beerbaum	L’Espoir	19.16
		Marcus Ehning	Noltes Kuchengirl
		Meredith Michaels Beerbaum	Shutterfly
		Christian Ahlmann	Coester

2002 World Show Jumping Championships, World Equestrian Games, Jerez de la Frontera, Spain

• The Canadian team finished 10th for the second consecutive World Championship
• Legendary French rider, Gilles Bertran de Balanda, rode on a gold medal winning World Championship team for the second time -- twenty years apart

GOLD	France	Eric Levallois	Diamant de Semilly Ecolit	13.22
		Reynald Angot	Tialoc M
		Gilles Bertran de Balanda	Crocus Graverie
		Eric Navet	Dollar du Murier
SILVER	Sweden	Peter Eriksson	Cardento	21.02
		Royne Zetterman	Richmont Park
		Helena Lundbaeck	Utfors Mynta
		Malin Baryard	Butterfly Flip
BRONZE	Belgium	Philippe Lejeune	Nabab de Reve	22.68
		Stanny van Paesschen	O de Pomme
		Peter Postelmans	Oleander
		Jos Lansink	Caridor Z

1998 World Show Jumping Championships, World Equestrian Games, Rome

• The Canadian team finished 10th 
• For Germany's Franke Sloothaak and Ludger Beeerbaum, it was their second consecutive World Championship team gold medal
• German brothers Ludger and Markus Beerbaum shared the gold medal podium  
• For the German horse, Priamos, it was his second consecutive World Championship team gold medal under two different riders

GOLD	Germany	Franke Sloothaak	Joly	25.19
		Ludger Beerbaum	Priamos
		Markus Beerbaum	Lady Weingard
		Lars Nieberg	Espirit
SILVER	France	Alexandra Ledermann	n/a	37.36
		Roger Yves Bost	n/a
		Thierry Pomel	n/a
		Eric Navet	n/a
BRONZE	Great Britain	Geoff Billington	n/a	38.57
		Di Lampard	n/a
		Nick Skelton	n/a
		John Whitaker	n/a

1994 World Show Jumping Championships, World Equestrian Games, The Hague, Holland

• The Canadian team finished 7th 

GOLD	Germany	Franke Sloothaak	Weihaiwej	n/a
		Soeren von Roenne	Taggi
		Dirk Hafemeister	Priamos
		Ludger Beerbaum	Ratina Z
SILVER	n/a			n/a
BRONZE	n/a

1990 World Show Jumping Championships, World Equestrian Games, Stockholm

• This was the first time the World Show Jumping Championships were held in conjuction with World Championships in other sports under the umbrella “The World Equestrian Games”.
• The Canadian team finished 12th.

GOLD	France	Eric Navet	Quito de Baussy	18.88
		Hubert Bourdy	Morgat
		Pierre Durand	Jappeloup
		Roger Yves Bost	Norton de Rhuys
SILVER	W. Germany	Rene Tebbel	Borsu Urchin	28.56
		Karsten Huck	Nepomuk
		Otto Becker	Pamina
		Ludger Beerbaum	Gazelle
BRONZE	Great Britain	John Whitaker	Milton	29.91
		David Broome	Lannegan
		Nick Skelton	Grand Slam
		Michael Whitaker	Mon Santa

1986 World Show Jumping Championships, Aachen, West Germany

• This was the best World Championships in history for Canada with three Canadians finishing in the top-ten and the team finishing 4th. The team was less than one knockdown behind the bronze medal. Besides Gail Greenough’s historic win, John Anderson and Goby finished 8th and Ian Millar and Big Ben finished 10th.
• This was the last time the World Show Jumping Championships were held as a stand-alone World Championship.

GOLD	U.S.A.	Conrad Homfeld	Abdullah	23.63
		Michael Matz	Chef
		Katie Monahan  (now Katie Prudent)	Amadia
		Katherine Burdsall	The Natural
SILVER	Great Britain	Nick Skelton	Apollo	31.19
		Michael Whitaker	Warren Point
		Malcolm Pyrah	Anglezarke
		John Whitaker	Hopscotch
BRONZE	France	Frederic Cottier	Flambeau C	44.32
		Michel Robert	Lafayette
		Patrice Delaveau	Laeken
		Pierre Durand	Jappeloup

1982 World Show Jumping Championships, Dublin

•  The Canadian team finished 5th.

GOLD	France	Michel Robert	Ideal de la Haye	n/a
		Partrick Caron	Eole IV
		Frederic Cottier	Flambeau C
		Gilles Bertran de Balanda	Galoubet
SILVER		n/a		n/a
BRONZE		n/a		n/a

1978 World Show Jumping Championships, Aachen, Germany

• This was the first time a team title was offered at the World Show Jumping Championships
• The Canadian team finished 4th.

GOLD	Great Britain	Derek Ricketts	Coldstream	n/a
		Caroline Bradley	Tigre
		Malcolm Pyrah	Law Court
		David Broome	Philco
SILVER	Holland	Henk Nooran	Pluco	n/a
		Dick Wieken	Sil Z
		Anton Ebben	Jumbo Design
		Johan Heins	Pandur Z
BRONZE	U.S.A.	Conrad Homfeld	Balbuco	n/a
		Dennis Murphy	Tuscaloosa
		Viscount	Buddy Brown
		Jet Run	Michael Matz