mounted games

Mounted games were invented in 1957 by Prince Philip for children who could not afford an expensive, well-bred pony. The sport mounted games we play today was founded by Norman Patrick. He died in 2001. By then the port was being enjoyed all over the world by riders in 4 continents.
List of mounted games
.stepping stones
.flag fliers
.bang a balloon
.mug shuffle
.four flag
.ball and cone
.bank race
This table shows who won in what year and were the mounted games were hosted.
Year: Host: Winners:
1986 England Great Britain
1987 Canada Great Britain
1988 USA Great Britain
1989 Northern Ireland Great Britain
1990 Wales Great Britain
1991 USA Great Britain
1992 England Great Britain
1993 Wales Great Britain
1994 England Great Britain
1995 Germany Great Britain
1996 Sweden Great Britain
1997 France Great Britain
1998 Ireland Great Britain
1999 Belgium Great Britain
2000 Germany England2001 Canada Canada
2002 England Wales
2003 USA Wales
2004 France England
2005 Wales England
2006 Sweden England
2007 Belgium England
2008 Australia New Zealand
2009 England England
2010 Switzerland Ireland
2011 Denmark England
2012 Wales
2013 New Zealand
2014 France
List of mounted games
.stepping stones
.flag fliers
.bang a balloon
.mug shuffle
.four flag
.ball and cone
.bank race
This table shows who won in what year and were the mounted games were hosted.
Year: Host: Winners:
1986 England Great Britain
1987 Canada Great Britain
1988 USA Great Britain
1989 Northern Ireland Great Britain
1990 Wales Great Britain
1991 USA Great Britain
1992 England Great Britain
1993 Wales Great Britain
1994 England Great Britain
1995 Germany Great Britain
1996 Sweden Great Britain
1997 France Great Britain
1998 Ireland Great Britain
1999 Belgium Great Britain
2000 Germany England2001 Canada Canada
2002 England Wales
2003 USA Wales
2004 France England
2005 Wales England
2006 Sweden England
2007 Belgium England
2008 Australia New Zealand
2009 England England
2010 Switzerland Ireland
2011 Denmark England
2012 Wales
2013 New Zealand
2014 France