Is foreign equestrianism a traditional sport

Equestrianism is a traditional program. Its development history:

In 1734 the United States Virginia established Charleston Equestrian Club, which is the world's first equestrian club.

1896 in Athens, Greece held the first modern Olympic Games WINSTON. DEARSUN (Winston. Dearsun) proposed equestrian as a competition, but due to the organization of the difficult work and the host country of Greece for the lack of interest in the project and did not succeed. 1900 equestrian competitions for the first time into the Olympic Games, at that time, only set up a steeplechase one event.

After the first international equestrian competition was held in Paris, the equestrian sport developed rapidly. 1906, some Swedish military officers, led by Count Clarence von Rosen, proposed to Coubertin to enter the Olympic Games for equestrian sports and drafted a specific competition program commissioned by Coubertin. 1907, the Olympic Congress in The Hague adopted the program, which was to be held in 1908, and was to be held in 1908, and the equestrian sport was to be held in 1908. The Olympic Congress held in The Hague in 1907 adopted the program and proposed to include equestrian events in the 1908 London Olympics. However, the London Organizing Committee did not implement the resolution. It was not until the 5th Olympic Games in Stockholm, Sweden in 1912 that equestrianism entered the Olympic Games, with 62 equestrians (all officers) from 10 countries competing in the first Olympic equestrian competition, which was expanded in 1912 to include dressage, show jumping, and three-day competition. From 1952, women jockeys were allowed to compete in the Olympic Games, and equestrian became the only Olympic sport in which men and women competed together. 1953 saw the first World Championships in show jumping, and since 1966 the Figure Riding Championships have been held. As a team, horses and competitors will **** the same medals and rankings. in July 2005, the 117th Plenary Session of the IOC decided: the 2008 Olympic Games equestrian events have been held in Hong Kong.