Prince Philip speaks about how he was involved in the development of carriage driving as a sport

The transcript discusses the evolution of carriage driving as a sport, highlighting the need for international rules to ensure uniformity across competitions. Initially, each country had its own rules, but with the formation of international federations, efforts were made to standardize them. The transcript details the development of these rules, the role of key figures, and the establishment of international competitions, including trials and championships, culminating in the first international event at Windsor.

Why were international federations formed for equestrian sports?

• To increase the number of sports

• To ensure uniform rules at the Olympic Games

• To promote local traditions

• To reduce the cost of organizing events

What was the main challenge in adapting the three-day event rules for carriage driving?

• Lack of interest from the public

• Insufficient funding

• Resistance from other sports

• Complexity of the rules

Who was tasked with leading the committee to discuss carriage driving rules?

• Phil Jumping

• A Polish delegate

• Michael Ancel

• Crown Aquaria

Where was the preliminary trial event for carriage driving held?

• Hungary

• France

• Germany

• Switzerland

Which country showed enthusiasm to host a European Championship for carriage driving?

• Poland

• Hungary

• Germany

• France