CCI5*-L

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CCI5*-L is the highest and most challenging level of international three-day eventing competition, featuring elite horse-and-rider pairs contesting demanding dressage, cross-country, and show jumping phases.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf FEI eventing level ⓘ
eventing competition level ⓘ
abbreviationOf Concours Complet International 5*-Long ⓘ
linked to: FEI Eventing
competitionDuration typically three days or more ⓘ
competitionType three-day event ⓘ
courseDesign designed by FEI-licensed course designers ⓘ
crossCountryFeature maximum technical difficulty allowed in FEI rules ⓘ
difficulty most challenging FEI eventing level ⓘ
discipline eventing ⓘ
distinguishedFrom CCI4*-L ⓘ
CCI5*-S ⓘ
dressageFeature most advanced eventing dressage tests ⓘ
format long format ⓘ
governingBody Fédération Équestre Internationale ⓘ
introducedBy FEI eventing star-level system ⓘ
objective test of horse and rider endurance, skill, and versatility ⓘ
participant elite horse-and-rider combinations ⓘ
phase cross-country ⓘ
dressage ⓘ
show jumping ⓘ
phaseOrder dressage then cross-country then show jumping ⓘ
qualificationSystem FEI minimum eligibility requirements ⓘ
regulates technical requirements for cross-country courses ⓘ
technical requirements for dressage tests ⓘ
technical requirements for show jumping courses ⓘ
relativeLevel highest level of international eventing ⓘ
requires qualified horse ⓘ
qualified rider ⓘ
riskLevel high-risk equestrian sport category ⓘ
safetyRegulation FEI eventing rules and protective equipment standards ⓘ
sanctionedBy national equestrian federations under FEI rules ⓘ
scope international ⓘ
showJumpingFeature maximum height and width permitted for eventing show jumps ⓘ
spectatorInterest major international equestrian attraction ⓘ
targetCompetitorLevel Olympic-caliber riders ⓘ
World Championship-caliber riders ⓘ
usedIn top-level international horse trials ⓘ

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