El CHIO Aachen 2026 comienza centrado en el salto de obstáculos

21 de mayo de 2026

Reportado por IA

El evento CHIO Aachen da comienzo hoy en Alemania con un programa reducido debido a los próximos campeonatos mundiales. Este año solo se incluye el salto de obstáculos junto con una prueba combinada.

El CHIO Aachen se celebra del 22 al 24 de mayo de 2026. El evento se ha adelantado en el calendario porque Aachen será la sede de los Campeonatos del Mundo de la FEI a finales de este verano. Los organizadores han limitado el programa a las disciplinas de salto de obstáculos en lugar de la combinación habitual que incluye concurso completo, doma clásica, enganches y volteo.

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