| Equestrian – Team competition at the XV Paralympic Games | ||||||||||
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| Individual championship | Ia | Ib | II | III | IV |
| Individual freestyle | Ia | Ib | II | III | IV |
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| Equestrian – Team competition at the XV Paralympic Games | ||||||||||
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| Individual championship | Ia | Ib | II | III | IV |
| Individual freestyle | Ia | Ib | II | III | IV |
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Source: [1]
| Rank | Team | Rider | Horse | Grade | Team Test | Champ. test | Ind. Total | Team total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 |  Great Britain | Sophie Christiansen | on Athene Lindebjerg | Ia | 77.522 | 78.217 | 155.739 | 453.306 |
| Anne Dunham | on LJT Lucas Normark | Ia | 73.957 | 74.348 | 148.305 | |||
| Natasha Baker | on Cabral | II | 71.882 | 73.4 | 145.282 | |||
| Sophie Wells | on Valerius | IV | 74.405 | 74.857 | 149.262 | |||
 |  Germany | Elke Philipp | on Regaliz | Ia | 73.913 | 73.696 | 147.609 | 433.321 |
| Carolin Schnarre | on Del Rusch | IV | 65.833 | 69.905 | 135.738 | |||
| Steffen Zeibig | on Feel Good 4 | II | 71.529 | 70.057 | 141.586 | |||
| Alina Rosenberg | on Nea's Daboun | Ib | 73.16 | 70.966 | 144.126 | |||
 |  Netherlands | Frank Hosmar | on Alphaville | IV | 72.381 | 72.452 | 144.833 | 430.353 |
| Nicole den Dulk | on Wallace | Ib | 70.64 | 71.103 | 141.743 | |||
| Rixt van der Horst | on Caraat | II | 71.353 | 70.743 | 142.096 | |||
| Demi Vermeulen | on Burberry | II | 71.824 | 71.6 | 143.424 | |||
| 4 |  Denmark | Annika LykkeDalskovRisum | on Aros a Fenris | III | 70.132 | 70.122 | 140.254 | 428.229 |
| Stinna Kaastrup | on Smarties | Ib | 71.68 | 73.966 | 145.646 | |||
| Susanne Sunesen | on Que Faire | III | 70.158 | 72.171 | 142.329 | |||
| Caroline Nielsen | on Leon | II | 68.412 | 69.057 | 137.469 | |||
| 5 |  Belgium | Barbara Minneci | on Barilla | II | 67.471 | 66.714 | 134.185 | 422.834 |
| Ciska Vermeulen | on Rohmeo | IV | 69.476 | 68 | 137.476 | |||
| Eveline VanLooveren | on Exelent | Ia | 68.174 | 67.565 | 135.739 | |||
| Michele George | on FBW Rainman | IV | 75.286 | 74.333 | 149.619 | |||
| 6 |  Norway | Jens Lasse Dokkan | on Cypres | Ia | 70.652 | 70.087 | 140.739 | 422.375 |
| Birgitte Reitan | on Steffi Graf | Ia | 68.391 | 68.13 | 136.521 | |||
| Ann Cathrin Lubbe | on Donatello | III | 72.237 | 72.878 | 145.115 | |||
| Heidi Loeken | on Armano | IV | 64.238 | 62.333 | 126.571 | |||
| 7 |  Brazil | Marcos Alves | on Vladimir | Ib | 66.84 | 68.897 | 135.737 | 418.693 |
| Sérgio Fróes Ribeiro de Oliva | on Coco Chanel | Ia | 73.087 | 73.826 | 146.913 | |||
| Vera Lucia Mazzilli | on Ballantine | Ia | 68.913 | 67.13 | 136.043 | |||
| Rodolpho Riskalla | on Warenne | III | 66.737 | 68.366 | 135.103 | |||
| 8 |  Austria | Michael Martin Knauder | on Contessa 15 | Ia | 67.913 | 68.087 | 136 | 418.61 |
| Julia Sciancalepore | on Pommery 4 | Ia | 67.043 | 66.304 | 133.347 | |||
| Thomas Haller | on Puschkin 7 | II | 62.676 | WD | 62.676 | |||
| Pepo Puch | on Fontainenoir | Ib | 74.16 | 75.103 | 149.263 | |||
| 9 |  Australia | Emma Booth | on Zidane | II | 65.765 | 69.914 | 135.679 | 415.367 |
| Sharon Jarvis | on Ceasy | III | 65.921 | 68.537 | 134.458 | |||
| Lisa Martin | on First Famous | IV | 72.31 | 71.476 | 143.786 | |||
| Katie-Maree Umback | on Marquis | III | 68 | 67.902 | 135.902 | |||
| 10 |  France | Jose Letartre | on Swing Royal | III | 68.053 | 69.659 | 137.712 | 412.154 |
| Thibault Stoclin | on Uniek | Ia | 69.522 | 68.913 | 138.435 | |||
| Celine Gerny | on Flint | Ib | 68.44 | 67.552 | 135.992 | |||
| Louise Studer | on Esmeralda Tanz | III | 67.763 | 68.244 | 136.007 | |||
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