FEI Suspended Equestrian Patricio Pasquel P
The rider received a one-month suspension and fine after accumulating two jumping recorded warnings.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Equestrian
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The International Equestrian Federation (FEI) has suspended Patricio Pasquel P for one month following two separate jumping recorded warnings. The penalty also includes a 1,000 Swiss franc fine.
Why it matters
Under FEI regulations, riders who receive two jumping recorded warnings within a 12-month window face an automatic one-month suspension and a financial penalty. This system is designed to maintain safety and competition standards.
The FEI issued a 1,000 Swiss franc fine to Pasquel P, who joins 16 other riders suspended for similar jumping recorded warning violations in 2026. The disciplinary action follows two warnings issued within the mandatory 12-month window.
The players
Patricio Pasquel P
Patricio Pasquel P is a professional equestrian athlete from Mexico who has been subject to recent disciplinary action by the sport's governing body.
FEI
The International Equestrian Federation is the worldwide governing body for equestrian sports that oversees international competition standards and disciplinary protocols.
The details
Patricio Pasquel P earned his first warning in Dinard, France, on August 1 and a second in Puebla, Mexico, on September 25. His suspension began on September 28 and is set to conclude on October 27.
Timeline
August 1, 2026: First jumping recorded warning received.
September 25, 2026: Second jumping recorded warning received.
September 28, 2026: Suspension officially commenced.
October 27, 2026: Suspension period is scheduled to end.
Season Trajectory
The suspension of Pasquel P underscores the stringent enforcement of safety protocols within international show jumping during the current season. This trend reflects an ongoing effort to maintain competitive integrity as the federation continues to penalize riders for repeated infractions.
Pasquel P is ineligible to compete in any FEI-sanctioned events until his suspension concludes on October 27. This results in an immediate removal of the rider from upcoming start lists for the duration of his penalty.
The takeaway
Maintaining compliance with international jumping standards is essential for professional riders to avoid mandatory competition bans. Riders must track their warnings carefully throughout the year to ensure they remain within the acceptable threshold defined by the federation.
Further reading
For more context on the current competitive landscape, visit the Equestrian section.
More information
View the current list of penalized riders on the Chronicle of the Horse portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Chronofhorse.
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