Equestrian events at the 1964 Summer Olympics

Unlike the 1932 Games, however, there was a high participation rate due to the better economic conditions as well as the ability to fly the Olympic mounts to Japan.This included the US eventer Markham, who panicked during departure from Newark, and an Argentinian horse had to be destroyed while flying home.Overall there were 116 entries from 20 countries, including 13 women, with 4 nations fielding teams in all three disciplines: Japan, Germany, the USSR, and the USA.[1] Forty-six riders from seventeen nations contested the Shunzo Kido-designed course, which was 780 meters in length with 14 obstacles and 17 efforts.Pierre Jonquères d’Oriola became the first show jumper to win two individual gold medals (having won in 1952 with his mount Ali Baba).
Equestrian sports at the 1964 Summer Olympics on a stamp of Japan
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