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1988 JUMPING Friday, 23 September 1988 Training Competition Kwachon Monday, 26 September 1988 1st Individual Qualification Kwachon Wednesday, 28 September 1988 Team Competition Kwachon Friday, 30 September 1988 2nd Individual Qualification Kwachon Sunday, 2 October 1988 Individual Final Olympic Stadium Judges: Knud Larsen DEN President Hans Britschgi SUI Jaap Rijks NED Johnson Kim KOR Course Designer: Olaf Petersen FRG Technical Delegate: Pamela Carruthers GBR INDIVIDUAL QUALIFICATION (SEE INDIVIDUAL FINAL ON PAGE 3) Qualifications 1 2 1 2 TOTAL penalties points points _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Lisa Carlsen CAN Kahlua 0 0 69.5 73.5 143.0 2. Dirk Hafemeister FRG Orchidee 0 0.5 69.5 70.0 139.5 3. Michel Robert FRA La Fayette 0.25 0 63.5 73.5 137.0 4. Thomas Fuchs SUI Dollar Girl 0.25 0.5 63.5 70.0 133.5 5. Jean-Claude Vangeenberghe BEL Piquet 0 4 69.5 63.5 133.0 Greg Best USA Gem Twist 0 4 69.5 63.5 133.0 Joe Fargis USA Mill Pearl 0 4 69.5 63.5 133.0 8. Ian Millar CAN Big Ben 0 8 69.5 56.0 125.5 Hubert Bourdy FRA Morgat 0 8 69.5 56.0 125.5 Rob Ehrens NED Sunrise 0 8 69.5 56.0 125.5 11. Anne Kursinski USA Starman 0 8.5 69.5 52.0 121.5 12. Karsten Huck FRG Nepomuk 5.25 0.5 48.0 70.0 118.0 Jaime Azcarrage MEX Chin Chin 2.25 5.25 58.0 60.0 118.0 14. Mario Deslauriers CAN Box Car Willie 0.5 8 61.5 56.0 117.5 15. Jos Lansink NED Felix 8 0.25 43.5 72.0 115.5 16. Vitor Teixeira BRA Going 5.5 1 46.0 67.5 113.5 17. Frédéric Cottier FRA Flambeau C 5 4.25 50.0 51.0 111.0 18. Pierre Durand FRA Jappeloup 1.25 9 59.5 50.5 110.0 19. Wolfgang Brinkmann FRG Pedro 9 1 39.0 67.5 106.5 20. Franke Sloothaak FRG Walzerkönig 5.25 8 48.0 56.0 104.0 21. Hugo Simon AUT Gipsy Lady 12 1.25 34.5 66.0 100.5 22. Jan Tops NED Doreen 4 12 55.0 45.0 100.0 23. Joe Turi GBR Vital 12 4 34.5 63.5 98.0 24. Nick Skelton GBR Apollo 8.25 8 41.5 56.0 97.5 25. Rod Brown AUS Slinky 4 13 55.0 40.0 95.0 26. Manuel Malta da Costa POR Jalisco B 0 21 69.5 25.0 94.5 27. Juan Carlo Garcia ESP Tirol 0.5 20 61.5 29.0 90.5 28. David Broome GBR Countryman 5.25 12.75 48.0 41.0 89.0 29. Pedro Sanchez Aleman ESP Nuit des Tourelles 1.25 20 59.5 29.0 88.5 30. Mark Todd NZL Bago 4 16.5 55.0 33.0 88.0 31. Boris Boor AUT Monaco 8.25 12 41.5 45.0 86.5 32. George Sanna AUT Schnaps 10.75 9.25 37.0 49.0 86.0 33. Gerry Mullins IRL Glendalough 4 20.5 55.0 27.0 82.0 34. Jack Doyle IRL Hardly 12.5 9 30.5 50.5 81.0 35. Malcolm Pyrah GBR Anglezarke 4.25 20.75 52.0 26.0 78.0 36. Philippe Guerdat SUI Lanciano 15.5 10.25 25.5 48.0 73.5 37. Luis Alvarez Cervera ESP Mirage Mexicain 8.75 16.5 40 33.0 73.0 38. André Johannpeter BRA Heartbreaker 12.75 13.75 29.0 39.0 68.0 39. Markus Fuchs SUI Shandor 16 12 22.5 45.0 67.5 Manuel Torres COL Zalme 12.25 16.25 32.0 35.5 67.5 41. Wout-Jan van de Schans NED Treffer 4.75 38.25 51.0 15.0 66.0 42. Yoshihiro Nakano JPN El Lute 12 20 34.5 29.0 63.5 43. Luis Astolfi ESP Coreven Steepers 20 12 17.0 45.0 62.0 Thomas Batliner LIE Foxstone 5.75 26.75 45.0 17.0 62.0 45. Sung-Hwan Kim KOR Forever 12.5 18.5 30.5 31.0 61.5 46. Anatoli Timchenko URS Pinguin 17.75 12.25 18.0 42.0 60.0 Ove Hansen NOR Sancerre 9.25 22.5 38.0 22.0 60.0 48. Maurice Beatson NZL Jefferson Junior 8 32 43.5 16.0 59.5 49. John Anderson CAN Farmer np 8 - 56.0 56.0 * 50. Greg McDermott AUS Mr. Shrimpton 4 np 55.0 - 55.0 51. Juan-Carlos Garcia COL Buenos Aires 24.75 14 12.0 38.0 50.0 52. Shuichi Toki JPN Purplex 15.5 22.25 25.5 23.0 48.5 53. Ryuzo Okuno JPN Challenger No. 1 29.75 14.5 10.0 37.0 47.0 54. Jeff McVean AUS Whisper Grey np 12 - 45.0 45.0 * 55. Gerardo Tazzer Valencia MEX Peregrine 16 23.25 22.5 21.0 43.5 56. Harvey Wilson NZL Crosby 16 24 22.5 19.0 42.0 57. Lisa Jacquin USA For the Moment 21.0 21.75 16.0 24.0 40.0 58. Kwan-Woo Nam KOR Opal 47.5 16.25 3.0 35.5 38.5 59. Alberto Rivera Prado MEX Rey A 12 np 34.5 - 34.5 60. André Saleh Sakakini EGY Tric Trac el. 16.5 0 33.0 33.0 61. Alberto Carmona VEN The Dubliner 25.75 25 11.0 18.0 29.0 62. Takao Sawai JPN Milkyway 38 24 8.0 19.5 27.5 - (John Anderson) CAN Goby 13 np 27.5 - 27.5 * Paolo Stewart BRA Platon 13 np 27.5 - 27.5 64. Walter Gabathuler SUI Jogger 16 np 22.5 - 22.5 65. Paul Darragh IRL For Sure 16.25 np 19.5 - 19.5 John Ledingham IRL Kilcoltrim 16.25 np 19.5 - 19.5 67. Alejandro Orozo MEX Eros 21.25 np 15.0 - 15.0 68. Hyun-Jin Moon KOR Amadeus el. 48.5 0 14.0 14.0 69. John Cottle NZL Ups and Downs 24 np 13.5 - 13.5 - (Jeff McVean) AUS Furst 24 np 13.5 - 13.5 * 70. Un-Jin Moon KOR Maximillion 33.75 el. 9.0 - 9.0 71. Rajmundas Udrakis URS Dekoratsia 39.25 np 7.0 - 7.0 72. Christina Johannpeter BRA Société 40.5 np 6.0 - 6.0 73. Viatcheslav Chukanov URS Zritel 41.5 np 5.0 - 5.0 74. 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    Ansett I 01 DE 433330799605 Braun, Hengstfohlen Bay, Colt * 03.05.2005 Acord II Acorado Doreen XIII Abke Oldbg. Stamm der Johanne daraus die gek. Hengste Contender Aquilino , Aquino (PB Oldbg.), sowie die internat. erf. St.Pr.St. Contenda Rajana Springpferde Geronimo/ H.W. Johannsmann. Landadel Oldenburg mare line of Johanne which produced Landor S Fureida II the licensed stallions Aquilino, Aquino (private stallion Walli Walli II Argentinus in Oldenburg) as well as the internationally successful Wanda jumpers Geronimo/ H.W. Johannsmann. Liebesspiel I 02 DE 433330885805 Braun, Stutfohlen Bay, Filly * 23.05.2005 Landos Lordanos W-Ashley Lord Weingard Holsteiner Stamm 1333, daraus die gek. Hengste Alibi Weinland Landadel (DK), Caletto's Son (SUI), Plesman (NL), sowie das Weingard internat. erf. Springpferd Casanova /Hauke Luther. Calypso II Contender Gofine Holstein line 1333 known for the licensed stallions Alibi Charmonie Ritual (DK), Caletto's Son (SUI), Plesmann (NL) and the Latina Cantania IV internationally successful jumper, Casanova / Hauke Luther. 09 03 I Abu Dhabi DE 433330412405 Braun, Hengstfohlen Bay, Colt * 02.06.2005 Pleasing type colt. Granddam: dam of Autogram/ Thomas Mühlbauer. Successful relatives:Grannusch / John Withaker, Arko / Nick Skelton, Leopard / Iris Bayer Absatz Argentan *Worms Argentinus *Dorle Duden II Typvoll aufgemachtes Hengstfohlen. Großmutter ist Winterrose Mutter zu Autogram/ Thomas Mühlbauer. Erfolgreiche Liostro Verwandte: Grannusch / John Withaker, Arko / Nick Levantos I Andra II Laskaree Skelton, Leopard / Iris Bayer Lupane Grannus Lupine 04 I Belle Vue DE 433330465305 Braun, Stutfohlen Bay, Filly * 24.03.2005 Galoubet A Baloubet du Ruet Mesange du Rouet Balou du Continue Rouet Georgia Oldbg. Stamm der Anke, daraus u.a.