| | Event type

Individual, Open

Date	29 May 1900
Status	Olympic
Location	Place de Breteuil, Paris
Participants	23 from 5 countries
Format	850 metres. 22 jumps. One double jump, one triple jump. Average height - 1.1 to 1.2 metres. One river jump 4 metres wide.

The course for jumping was 850 metres in length, with 22 jumps, including one double jump, one triple jump, and one water jump of 4 metres in width. Very little is known about the competition in 1900, which was won by Belgium’s Aimé Haegeman, followed by his countryman Georges Van Der Poele, and France’s Louis de Champsavin. Press reports in 1900 list the medalists with times appearing to determine the placements, so presumably they either all rode cleanly, or tied on faults.

Pos	Competitor	Horse	NOC	Time
1	Aimé Haegeman	Benton II	BEL	2:16.0	Gold
2	Georges Van De Poele	Windsor Squire	BEL	2:17.6	Silver
3	Louis de Champsavin	Terpsichore	FRA	2:26.0	Bronze
AC	Louis, Comte d'Havrincourt	Mavourneen	FRA	–
AC	Henry Leclerc	Extra-Dry	FRA	–
AC	Henry Leclerc	Gilles	FRA	–
AC	Charles, Comte de Béthune-Sully	Tip-Top	FRA	–
AC	Maurice Jéhin	Bistouri	FRA	–
AC	Louis Napoléon Murat	Arcadius	FRA	–
AC	Arthur Philippot	Floridor	FRA	–
AC	Hermann Mandl		AUT	–
AC	Vigneulles		FRA	–
AC	De Coulombier		FRA	–
AC	d’Auzac de la Maratinie		FRA	–
AC	Paul Haëntjens		FRA	–
AC	Dominique Gardères		FRA	–
AC	Constant Van Langhendonck		BEL	–
AC	Georges Kryn		BEL	–
AC	Eugène Poidebard		FRA	–
AC	Hubert Dutech		FRA	–
AC	Unknown Rider		UNK	–
DNF	Charles Van Langhendonck		BEL	–
DNS	Federico Caprilli	Mélepo	ITA	–
DNS	Federico Caprilli	Montebello	ITA	–
DNS	Ferdinando Po	Niniche	ITA	–