WINDSOR HORSE SHOW

The Royal Windsor Horse Show at Windsor Castle combines traditional and modern elements, attracting driving enthusiasts worldwide. The event features a three-day driving competition introduced by the International Equestrian Federation in 1970, testing the fitness, obedience, and skill of horses and drivers. Despite challenges, such as a bent axle faced by the Duke of Edinburgh, the event showcases top-class show jumping and obstacle driving. Auguste Dubé, a Swiss army instructor, wins the European Driving Championship, highlighting the event's competitive spirit.

What is the Royal Windsor Horse Show known for?

• Dog shows

• Boat racing

• Show jumping

• Car racing

When was the driving event introduced by the International Equestrian Federation?

• 1960

• 1970

• 1980

• 1990

What is the main objective of the obstacle driving event?

• To test the color of the horses

• To test the beauty of the horses

• To test the fitness, obedience, and suppleness of the horses

• To test the speed of the horses

Who finished second in the final phase of the event?

• A local farmer

• Auguste Dubé

• The Duke of Edinburgh

• A famous jockey

Who won the European Driving Championship?

• A British soldier

• A French artist

• Auguste Dubé

• An American cowboy