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British Equestrian Medal Table 2012 BRITISH EQUESTRIAN MEDAL TABLE 2012 EVENT VENUE MEDAL RIDER HORSE OWNER EVENTING Olympic Games London, United Kingdom Team Silver Kristina Cook Miners Frolic Nicholas & Valda Embiricos, Sarah Pelham William Fox Pitt Lionheart Judy & Jeremy Skinner, David & Margie Hall Mary King Imperial Cavalier Janette Chinn, Sue & Eddy Davies Zara Phillips High Kingdom Zara Phillips Nicola Wilson Opposition Buzz Rosemary Search Young Rider European Championships Malmo, Sweden Individual Bronze Dani Evans Raphael II Vanessa Watson Junior European Championships Strzegom, Poland Team Gold Alfie Bradstock Minimee Philip Walker Sophie How Pebbly Aga Khan Tim How Isabella Innes Ker Carolyn Duchess of Roxburghe Alexandra Liddle Romeo Z John & Maryan Huntridge Individual Gold Sophie How Pebbly Aga Khan Tim How Individual Silver Emily King Mr HiHo Patsy Mason Pony European Championships Fontainbleu, France Team Silver Charlotte Bacon Three Wells Breeze Charlotte Bacon Janou Bleekman Cregaan Scenic Katie Bleekman Louisa Nesbitt Carrowmore Gemstone Louisa Nesbitt Madeleine Taylor Bandalera Madeleine Taylor Individual Silver Louisa Nesbitt Carrowmore Gemstone Louisa Nesbitt DRESSAGE Olympic Games London, United Kingdom Team Gold Laura Bechtolsheimer Mistral Hojris Laura, Dr W & Mrs Bectolsheimer Charlotte Dujardin Valegro Carl Hester & Mrs R Luard Carl Hester Uthopia Carl Hester & Sasha Stewart Individual Gold Charlotte Dujardin Valegro Carl Hester & Mrs R Luard Individual Bronze Laura Bechtolsheimer Mistral Hojris Laura, Dr W & Mrs Bectolsheimer SHOWJUMPING Olympic Games London, United Kingdom Team Gold Scott Brash Hello Sanctos Lord & Lady P Harris, Lady P Kirkham Peter Charles Vindicat W Olga White & Tara Charles Ben Maher Tripple X III Mr & Mrs Phillips, Ben Maher Nick Skelton Big Star Beverley Widdowson Junior European Championships Ebreichsdorf, Austria Team Bronze Chloe Aston Kolibri Classic J Aston Abbey Newbery Valentino Sharifaal Homaizi & Tony Newbery Jake Saywell Cornelius 27 D McPherson Tim Wilks Spirit VIII Duncan Inglis Individual Bronze Abigail Newbery Valentino Sharifaal Homaizi & Tony Newbery Pony European Championships Fontainbleu, France Team Gold Millie Allen Song Girl P Allen Alex Chitty Amilie JR Z Amy Chitty Amy Inglis Nils D'Hurl'Vent Claire Inglis & M Hall Jessica Mendoza Tixylix Sarah Mendoza Individual Gold Millie Allen Song Girl P Allen Individual Bronze Alex Chitty Amilie JR Z Amy Chitty PARA-DRESSAGE Paralympic Games London, United Kingdom Team Gold Sophie Christiansen Janeiro 6 Sophie Christiansen Debbie Criddle LJT Akilles Lady Joseph Trust Lee Pearson Gentleman Mr & Mrs Pearson, G Chinn, Lee Pearson Sophie Wells Pinocchio Neil & Jackie Walker Freestyle Gold (Grade Ia) Sophie Christiansen Janeiro 6 Sophie Christiansen Freestyle Bronze (Grade Ib) Lee Pearson Gentleman Mr & Mrs Pearson, G Chinn, Lee Pearson Freestyle Gold (Grade II) Natasha Baker Cabral Mr & Mrs P Baker, Ms Hamilton, Mrs Alder, Mr C Landolt Freestlye Silver (Grade III) Debbie Criddle LJT Akilles Lady Joseph Trust Freestyle Silver (Grade IV) Sophie Wells Pinocchio Neil & Jackie Walker Individual Gold (Grade Ia) Sophie Christiansen Janeiro 6 Sophie Christiansen Individual Silver (Grade Ib) Lee Pearson Gentleman Mr & Mrs Pearson, G Chinn, Lee Pearson Individual Gold (Grade II) Natasha Baker Cabral Mr & Mrs P Baker, Ms Hamilton, Mrs Alder, Mr C Landolt Individual Silver ( Grade III) Debbie Criddle LJT Akilles Lady Joseph Trust Individual Silver (Grade IV) Sophie Wells Pinocchio Neil & Jackie Walker VAULTING Senior World Championships Le Mans, France Individual Gold (Female) Joanne Eccles W H Bentley, lunged by John Eccles John & Jane Eccles Pas de Deux Silver Joanne & Hannah Eccles W H Bentley, lunged by John Eccles John & Jane Eccles Junior European Championships Pezinok, Slovakia Pas de Deux Gold Andrew McLachlan & Rebecca Norval Tylers Kernel, lunged by John Eccles John & Jane Eccles Individual Bronze (Male) Andrew McLachlan Tylers Kernel, lunged by John Eccles John & Jane Eccles DRIVING Junior World Championships Wiener Neustadt, Austria Team Gold Ann Broadhurst Karn Kiwi Julie Broadhurst Cerys Gilbert Maesowen Pepper Cathy Gilbert Nadia Hughes Anderwood Pirate Nicolete Hughes Stephanie Miller Josh Jonny Miller Grace Smith Branson Pickle Chris & Natalie Smith Fleur Snow Teapot Danny & Claire Snow Isobel Wesbroom-Warr Chelsea Bun David & Denise Browne Tara Wilkinson Jasper John & Lesley Wilkinson Individual Bronze (9-11yrs) Isobel Wesbroom-Warr Chelsea Bun David & Denise Browne Individual Bronze (12-13yrs) Grace Smith Branson Pickle Chris & Natalie Smith Individual Gold (14-15yrs) Tara Wilkinson Jasper John & Lesley Wilkinson Individual Gold (16-18yrs) Fleur Snow Teapot Danny & Claire Snow Individual Silver (16-18yrs) Ann Broadhurst Karn Kiwi Julie Broadhurst PARA-DRIVING World Championships Breda, Netherlands Team Bronze Lucy Barclay Barntown Lucy Barclay Deborah Daniel Valeside Galaxy Deborah Daniel Mick Ward Double Cream Angela Flanagan.
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