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Pieter DevosOlympian

🇧🇪 Belgium · born 1986

Best known with Candy — CPKC ‘International’, presented by Rolex winner , CSIO Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’ Tournament 2013

1986Born
BelgiumCountry
6Famous horses
23Championship starts

About Pieter Devos

Pieter Devos, born on 8 February 1986, is a renowned Belgian showjumping rider known for his remarkable achievements in international championships. Based in Bekkevoort, Belgium, he operates Devos Stables along with his wife, Caroline Poels. Pieter Devos has been an active participant in the showjumping circuit for over 17 years, showcasing his skill and dedication to the sport. He has established a successful career by forming strong partnerships with several top-class horses, including Claire Z, Espoir, and Casual DV Z.

Devos made a significant mark in the equestrian world by being a part of the Belgian team that clinched gold at the 2019 European Championships in Rotterdam and was part of the Belgian team that won bronze at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Additionally, his impressive performances have earned him a reputation as one of Belgium's top showjumpers, contributing to the team's success in the FEI Nations Cup Final in 2018 and consistently achieving high ranks in the FEI World Cup Finals.

Throughout his career, Pieter Devos has also excelled individually, winning prominent events such as the Grand Prix of Doha and the World Cup in Bordeaux in 2019. His career highlights reflect a strong competitive spirit and an outstanding ability to form winning alliances with his equine counterparts. Notably, his sporting philosophy emphasizes a deep connection with his horses, advocating for mutual harmony and understanding.

Championship record

Tokyo 2020team bronze · Claire ZTokyo 2021team bronze · Claire Z

YearChampionshipResultHorse
2025 European Championships · La Coruña team gold Casual DV Z
2025 World Cup Final · Basel 27th Casual DV Z
2025 FEI World Cup Final · Basel 27th Casual DV Z
2024 World Cup Final · Riyadh 8th Casual DV Z
2024 FEI World Cup Final · Riyadh 8th Casual DV Z
2021 Olympic Games · Tokyo team bronze Claire Z
2021 European Championships · Riesenbeck 6th individual Jade VD Bisschop
2021 European Championships · Riesenbeck 3rd team Jade VD Bisschop
2020 Olympic Games · Tokyo team bronze Claire Z
2019 European Championships · Rotterdam 29th individual | team gold Claire Z
2019 World Cup Final · Gothenburg 29th Apart
2019 FEI World Cup Final · Göteborg 29th Apart
2018 World Equestrian Games · Tryon 11th team Espoir
2018 World Cup Final · Paris 9th individual Espoir
2018 FEI World Equestrian Games · Tryon 11th team Espoir
2018 FEI World Equestrian Games · Tryon 94th individual Espoir
2018 FEI Nations Cup · Barcelona gold Claire Z
2017 European Championships · Gothenburg 5th individual Espoir
2017 European Championships · Gothenburg 4th team Espoir
2015 European Championships · Aachen 11th team Dylano
2015 European Championships · Aachen 46th individual Dylano
2014 World Equestrian Games · Caen 137th individual Dream of India Greenfield
2014 FEI World Equestrian Games · Caen 13th with the team Dream of India Greenfield

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

Results on record

YearShowClassPlacingHorse
2013 CSIO Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’ Tournament CPKC ‘International’, presented by Rolex Winner Candy

From the shows results ledger — every row cited to its source.

Horses

HorseYearsTogether
Casual DV Z unknown Achieved multiple double clears in World Cup competitions
Claire Z until 2021 Secured bronze at Tokyo 2021 Olympics and gold at 2019 European Championships with Devos
Espoir 2015 until retirement Retired with over 1 million euros in prize money after numerous victories, including Bordeaux World Cup 2018 and Doha Grand Prix 2019
Dream of India Greenfield not specifically stated Achieved 6 Grand Prix wins.
Apart not specifically stated Won 8 Grand Prix events.
Candy not specifically stated Won the $1 million CN International at Spruce Meadows in 2013.

Linked horses have their own cited EquiWiki profile.

Watch Pieter Devos ride — 8 clips

2022Pieter Devos & Apart won two times in a row | Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Stuttgart
2019Grosser Preis - Pieter Devos (Stechen) - STUTTGART GERMAN MASTERS
2019Grosser Preis - Pieter Devos Apart (Umlauf) - STUTTGART GERMAN MASTERS
2019Pieter Devos and Apart stay clear in the Jump Off | Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ Sopot
2019TOP 18: LGCT Super Grand Prix - Pieter Devos 2019
2017Pieter Devos - Dream Of India Greenfield - Jump Off - 2e Grand Prix Amsterdam 29-1-2017
2017Pieter Devos - Claire Z - 8e Barrage Jumping Amsterdam 29-1-2017
2009Pieter Devos (BEL) & Utopia VD Donkhoeve - 2009 Dublin Nations Cup

Sources

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