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San Patrignano. Campo in erba. Equitazione. Concorso ippico. CSI 5. Challenge Vincenzo Muccioli. Gara. Premio n.1. Cavaliere Ludger Beerbaum con cavallo Gut Neuenhofs Cimba.
Kevin Staut riding Silvana HDC FRA
Stockholm 131130 Globen Horse Show.
Top Ten final. Daniel Duesser, GER and Evita van de Veldbalie won the Top Ten final and 50 000€.
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Stockholm 131130 Globen Horse Show.
Top Ten final. Daniel Duesser, GER and Evita van de Veldbalie won the Top Ten final and 50 000€.
Photo: Roland Thunholm Code:718 35
Stockholm 131130 Globen Horse Show.
Top Ten final. Daniel Duesser, GER and Evita van de Veldbalie won the Top Ten final and 50 000€.
Photo: Roland Thunholm Code:718 35
Stockholm 131130 Globen Horse Show.
Top Ten final. Daniel Duesser, GER and Evita van de Veldbalie won the Top Ten final and 50 000€.
Photo: Roland Thunholm Code:718 35
Stockholm 131130 Globen Horse Show.
Top Ten final. Daniel Duesser, GER and Evita van de Veldbalie won the Top Ten final and 50 000€.On second place Patrice Delaveau and on third place Ben Maher.
Photo: Roland Thunholm Code:718 35
Stockholm 131130 Globen Horse Show.
Top Ten final. Daniel Duesser, GER and Evita van de Veldbalie won the Top Ten final and 50 000€.On second place Patrice Delaveau and on third place Ben Maher.
Photo: Roland Thunholm Code:718 35
Stockholm 131130 Globen Horse Show.
Top Ten final. Daniel Duesser, GER and Evita van de Veldbalie won the Top Ten final and 50 000€.On second place Patrice Delaveau and on third place Ben Maher.
Photo: Roland Thunholm Code:718 35
Stockholm 131130 Globen Horse Show.
Top Ten final. Daniel Duesser, GER and Evita van de Veldbalie won the Top Ten final and 50 000€.On second place Patrice Delaveau and on third place Ben Maher.
Photo: Roland Thunholm Code:718 35
Stockholm 131130 Globen Horse Show.
Top Ten riders.
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Stockholm 131130 Globen Horse Show.
Top Ten riders.
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01 - FARRINGTON, Kent USA 02 - WARD, Mclain USA 03 - STAUT, Kevin FRA 04 - DE LUCA, Lorenzo ITA 05 - DEUSSER, Daniel GER 06 - AHLMANN, Christian GER 07 - GUERDAT, Steve SUI 08 - VAN DER VLEUTEN, M. NED
WATCH THE LIVE STREAMING OF THE IJRC'S GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIS SATURDAY
The IJRC will held its General Assembly During the European Championships in Gothenburg, on Saturday the 26th August 2017 at 12.30 pm.
As the agenda of the meeting will be focused on many important topics, the International Jumping Riders Club is pleased to announce that there is the possibility to watch the live Streaming of the Assembly (this Saturday from 12:30 pm) on the IJRC official web site:
FEI EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: DRESSAGE AND JUMPING READY TO GO!
There’s a sizzle of excitement at the Ullevi Stadium in Gothenburg, Sweden for the Longines FEI European Championships 2017.
Para-Dressage is already well underway, and with the veterinary inspections for Dressage and Jumping now completed another 147 horse-and-rider combinations - 66 in Dressage and 81 in Jumping - are making their final preparations for what promises to be a fantastic week of top sport.
It has already been a testing time for the British whose Dressage team was reduced to three after Gareth Hughes’ Don Carissimo was withdrawn after being held over in yesterday’s first horse inspection. And they’ve got another tense wait because Michael Whitaker’s Jumping contender, Viking, is scheduled for re-inspection at 08.00 tomorrow.
A total of 16 nations - Austria, Belarus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Ukraine - will battle it out for the Dressage team medals which will be decided by the Grand Prix which begins tomorrow and finishes on Wednesday. In all, 20 countries will be represented in these Championships as there are also individuals from Belgium, Estonia, Georgia and Norway.
The individual Grand Prix Special will take place on Friday and then the Dressage action concludes with Saturday’s Freestyle. The Netherlands are defending team champions, but all eyes are on the Olympic gold medallists from Germany led by star performers Isabell Werth and Weihegold.
Jumping begins on Wednesday with a Table C (Speed) competition following which each rider’s results are converted into points which are carried through for the remainder of the week. Team medals will be decided over two rounds staged on Thursday and Friday, and then the individual title will be awarded on Sunday, bringing the Longines FEI European Championships 2017 to a close.
A total of 17 nations - Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Spain, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Russia, Switzerland, Sweden and Ukraine - will contest the Jumping team title while 13 individuals from another nine countries - Estonia, Finland, Great Britain, Israel, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Poland, Slovakia and Turkey - are also lining out for the individual honours.
The Netherlands claimed team and individual gold at the 2015 Championships in Aachen, Germany but Team France won Olympic gold last summer and it looks like a wide-open contest for Jumping medals.
