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Nicolas PizarroOlympian

🇲🇽 Mexico

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About Nicolas Pizarro

Nicolas Pizarro is a Mexican showjumping rider who has competed in multiple prestigious international competitions. He represented Mexico at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, where he competed but did not earn a medal. His participation in such significant events underscores his presence in the elite echelons of the sport.

In addition to the Olympics, Pizarro participated in the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Lexington, USA. Riding Crossing Jordan, he finished 56th individually. These participations highlight his competitive experience on the global stage.

Pizarro has partnered with several notable horses throughout his career, such as Carusso LS La Silla, with whom he achieved success at international competitions including the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup Jumping series, and Temascaltepec, which he rode in international competitions around 2011-2012. Chakira is another horse Pizarro has competed with in multiple FEI events in 2015.

Championship record

Beijing 2008competed · not stated

YearChampionshipResultHorse
2010 World Equestrian Games · Lexington 56th individual Crossing Jordan
2008 Olympic Games · Beijing competed not stated

One row per championship appearance, as reported by the cited sources.

Horses

HorseYearsTogether
Carusso LS La Silla until at least 2015 achieved placements in events such as the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup Jumping series
Temascaltepec around 2011-2012 competed in international events under the FEI
Chakira 2015 competed in multiple FEI events

Linked horses have their own cited EquiWiki profile.

Sources

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