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EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS - DEAUVILLE Para Dressage 18 - 20 September 2015 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS - DEAUVILLE Para Dressage 18 - 20 September 2015 Competition: FEI Team Test Pos Judge Name Nation Grade: Ia E URBAN Marc BEL Arena: INDOOR 40 H GERRITSEN Hanneke NED Date: 18 September 2015 C AMOS-JACOB Kathy FRA Comp. Nr: 01 M RODGER Sarah GBR Sponsor Trophy: ANTARES B ORSINI Marco GER *** RESULT *** RIDER Nation Brid. Rk FLAG HORSE Team - E - - H - - C - - M - - B - TOTAL Nr. Sex / Colour / Born / Sire x Mare / Studbook / FEI Passport Profile Owner Sophie CHRISTIANSEN GBR 177 172 177,5 169,5 179,5 875,5 1 006 ATHENE LINDEBJERG T 76,957% 74,783% 77,174% 73,696% 78,043% Mare/Black/2007/Gribaldi x Alberte Lindabjer/DWB/104RC41 (3) (2) (1) (2) (1) 76,130% Diana Redfern Anne DUNHAM GBR 181 174,5 175,5 160,5 174 865,5 2 007 LJT LUCAS NORMARK T 78,696% 75,870% 76,304% 69,783% 75,652% Stallion/Knapstrupper/2001/Ravaldi x Stella Norremark/KNAB/103LT25 (2) (1) (3) (7) (3) 75,261% The Lady Joseph Trust Charitable Trust Jens Lasse DOKKAN NOR 172,5 169 177 176 170 864,5 3 012 CYPRES T 75,000% 73,478% 76,957% 76,522% 73,913% Mare/Brown/2003/Crelido x Regie/DWB/104FL97 (4) (4) (2) (1) (5) 75,174% Randi B. Christensen Elke PHILIPP GER 182 171,5 167 164,5 176 861 4 008 REGALIZ T 79,130% 74,565% 72,609% 71,522% 76,522% Gelding/Black/2007/Rubinero x Dalia/HANN/103LK82 (1) (3) (6) (4) (2) 74,870% Elke Philipp Sara MORGANTI ITA 165,5 164 171 165 171 836,5 5 010 ROYAL DELIGHT T 71,957% 71,304% 74,348% 71,739% 74,348% Mare/Bay/2005/Royaldic x Disco Queen/RHEIN/103EQ15 (6) (5) (4) (3) (4) 72,739% Sara Morganti Marina VINOGRADOVA RUS 166 149 157,5 163 162,5 798 6 016 SILVA LE ANDRO T 72,174% 64,783% 68,478% 70,870% 70,652% Gelding/Dark Bay/2005/ x /WESTF/104IL63 (5) (12) (9) (5) (6) 69,391% Richards SNIKUS LAT 164 142 167,5 158,5 159,5 791,5 7 011 KING OF THE DANCE 71,304% 61,739% 72,826% 68,913% 69,348% Gelding/Bay/2008/Kadilak x Kaiva//104SX01 (9) (16) (5) (8) (9) 68,826% I. Andrusa Katja KARJALAINEN FIN 165 157,5 159 153,5 156,5 791,5 7 005 WOIKOSKI HIGH FLOW T 71,739% 68,478% 69,130% 66,739% 68,043% Gelding/Chestnut/2003/Duntroon x Galina/HANN/104SP36 (8) (6) (7) (14) (10) 68,826% Sara Maattola-Lindholm Eveline VAN LOOVEREN BEL 165,5 151,5 158,5 154 156 785,5 9 003 EXELENT T 71,957% 65,870% 68,913% 66,957% 67,826% Gelding/Black/2004/Solitair x Kini/BWP/103MU59 (7) (11) (8) (13) (11) 68,304% Eveline Van Looveren Birgitte REITAN NOR 155 153 156,5 154,5 161,5 780,5 10 013 SNO T 67,391% 66,522% 68,043% 67,174% 70,217% Mare/Buckskin/2001/Myrhaugen x Sølja/BWP/104KO85 (11) (9) (10) (12) (7) 67,870% Langedrag Naturpark, Ekt A/S Michael KNAUDER AUT 158,5 147,5 153 156,5 161,5 777 11 001 CONTESSA 15 T 68,913% 64,130% 66,522% 68,043% 70,217% Mare/Bay/1996/Chasseur x Maerzzauber/HANN/104GI90 (10) (13) (12) (9) (8) 67,565% Franziska Fries Printed on: 18/09/2015 - 16:03 www.handiequicompet.fr Page 1 of 2 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS - DEAUVILLE Para Dressage 18 - 20 September 2015 Competition: FEI Team Test Pos Judge Name Nation Grade: Ia E URBAN Marc BEL Arena: INDOOR 40 H GERRITSEN Hanneke NED Date: 18 September 2015 C AMOS-JACOB Kathy FRA Comp. Nr: 01 M RODGER Sarah GBR Sponsor Trophy: ANTARES B ORSINI Marco GER *** RESULT *** RIDER Nation Brid. Rk FLAG HORSE Team - E - - H - - C - - M - - B - TOTAL Nr. Sex / Colour / Born / Sire x Mare / Studbook / FEI Passport Profile Owner Anita JOHNSSON SWE 155 154,5 150 155 155 769,5 12 018 NEFERTITI T 67,391% 67,174% 65,217% 67,391% 67,391% Mare/Grey/2006/Rubinrot x Nefetari/SWB/103MU38 (12) (7) (16) (11) (12) 66,913% Anita Johnsson Katarina JOBBAGYOVA SVK 154,5 152 153,5 155,5 153 768,5 13 017 STERNGREIFER 67,174% 66,087% 66,739% 67,609% 66,522% Gelding/Dark Bay/2006/Souvenir x Aisha/OLDBG/104HY09 (13) (10) (11) (10) (13) 66,826% Katarína Jobbágyová Helen KEARNEY IRL 149 153,5 152,5 161,5 151,5 768 14 009 ROCK AND ROLL 2 T 64,783% 66,739% 66,304% 70,217% 65,870% Stallion/Black/2004/ x /HANN/103UX53 (14) (8) (13) (6) (14) 66,783% Helen Kearney Julia SCIANCALEPORE AUT 147 147 152,5 151 148,5 746 15 002 POMMERY 4 T 63,913% 63,913% 66,304% 65,652% 64,565% Gelding/Brown/1996/Prosecco x Mona/BYWBL/102OO06 (15) (14) (14) (16) (15) 64,870% Sara Wahl Ana Isabel Mota VEIGA POR 144 144 143,5 151 147 729,5 16 015 CONVICTO 62,609% 62,609% 62,391% 65,652% 63,913% Gelding/Grey/2007/ x /LUSIT/104VC16 (16) (15) (17) (15) (16) 63,435% Anastasja VISTALOVA CZE 142 139 151,5 143,5 140,5 716,5 17 004 DOMINIQUE 61,739% 60,435% 65,870% 62,391% 61,087% Mare/Black/2008/Dreamcatcher x Zonique/KWPN/104VY37 (17) (18) (15) (17) (18) 62,304% Inter Finanzpartner, Se Magdalena CYCAK POL 130 142 136 142,5 145 695,5 18 014 SAMANTA T 56,522% 61,739% 59,130% 61,957% 63,043% Mare/Bay/2003/Drajwer x Sara/PZHK/104AA63 (18) (17) (18) (18) (17) 60,478% Magdalena Cycak Printed on: 18/09/2015 - 16:03 www.handiequicompet.fr Page 2 of 2 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS - DEAUVILLE Para Dressage 18 - 20 September 2015 Competition: FEI Team Test Pos Judge Name Nation Grade: Ib E GERRITSEN Hanneke NED Arena: INDOOR 40 H ORSINI Marco GER Date: 18 September 2015 C RODGER Sarah GBR Comp. Nr: 02 M URBAN Marc BEL Sponsor Trophy: HANDI EQUI' COMPET B AMOS-JACOB Kathy FRA *** RESULT *** RIDER Nation Brid. Rk FLAG HORSE Team - E - - H - - C - - M - - B - TOTAL Nr. Sex / Colour / Born / Sire x Mare / Studbook / FEI Passport Profile Owner Nicole DEN DULK NED 188 180,5 172 187,5 186 914 1 110 WALLACE N.O.P. T 75,200% 72,200% 68,800% 75,000% 74,400% Gelding/Black/2003/Future x Ogineke/KWPN/104KI31 (1) (2) (5) (1) (2) 73,120% Ammerlsand R. & Den Dulk M. & Den Dulk N. Stinna Tange KAASTRUP DEN 171 176 176 186 188 897 2 103 STEFFI GRAF 68,400% 70,400% 70,400% 74,400% 75,200% Mare/Brown/2003/Graf Oldenburg x Dina Girl/OLDBG/104AP21 (3) (4) (3) (2) (1) 71,760% Heidi Tange & Brian Lydolf Pepo PUCH AUT 182 178 173 185,5 175,5 894 3 101 FINE FEELING S T 72,800% 71,200% 69,200% 74,200% 70,200% Mare/Dark Chestnut/1997/Fabriano x Träumerin/HANN/AUT05615 (2) (3) (4) (3) (5) 71,520% Lou & Michèle Puch Lee PEARSON GBR 169 183 180 183,5 172,5 888 4 107 ZION T 67,600% 73,200% 72,000% 73,400% 69,000% Gelding/Bay/2004/Flemmingh x Thalor/KWPN/102WE49 (4) (1) (1) (4) (7) 71,040% Mrs Chinn & Mrs Pearson Céline GERNY FRA 166 174 168 182 177 867 5 105 FLINT T 66,400% 69,600% 67,200% 72,800% 70,800% Gelding/Bay/2004/Nestor x Finett/SFSM/103DQ93 (5) (5) (7) (5) (4) 69,360% Melle Louise Studer Antonella CECILIA ITA 160,5 169 177 180,5 166 853 6 109 UBACHO T 64,200% 67,600% 70,800% 72,200% 66,400% Gelding/Bay/2001/Cabochon x Mighline/KWPN/104HW22 (7) (6) (2) (6) (9) 68,240% Antonella Cecilia Jaana KIVIMÄKI FIN 158,5 167,5 168 177,5 177,5 849 7 104 BELLILENE T 63,400% 67,000% 67,200% 71,000% 71,000% Mare/Bay/2006/Tenerife Vdl x Vaerie/KWPN/104RE67 (8) (7) (6) (7) (3) 67,920% J. Kivimäki & T. Harju Anne-Frédérique ROYON FRA 163 161 162 168 173,5 827,5 8 106 J'ADORE 65,200% 64,400% 64,800% 67,200% 69,400% Mare/Dark Bay/2004/Jazz Time x Rodine/OLDBG/103OD41 (6) (8) (9) (9) (6) 66,200% Anne Royon José LORQUET BEL 158 160,5 163 168 166 815,5 9 102 FIDELGO VAN HET HAGEHOF T 63,200% 64,200% 65,200% 67,200% 66,400% Gelding/Bay/2005/Camus 210068489 x /BWP/104JQ94 (9) (9) (8) (8) (8) 65,240% José Lorquet Sara OLIVEIRA DUARTE POR 150 155 160,5 167,5 160 793 10 112 DAMASCO 60,000% 62,000% 64,200% 67,000% 64,000% Gelding/Grey/2008/ x /LUSIT/104IP81 (11) (11) (10) (10) (11) 63,440% Mariusz WOSZCZEK POL 155,5 156,5 155 150 163 780 11 111 INGRIA T 62,200% 62,600% 62,000% 60,000% 65,200% Mare/Chestnut/2003/Mywill x Idioma/PZHK/104IX58 (10) (10) (11) (11) (10) 62,400% Fpmidn "Hej Koniku" Printed on: 18/09/2015 - 12:22 www.handiequicompet.fr Page 1 of 1 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS - DEAUVILLE Para Dressage 18 - 20 September 2015 Competition: FEI Team Test Pos Judge Name Nation Grade: II E RODGER Sarah GBR Arena: INDOOR 40 H AMOS-JACOB Kathy FRA Date: 18 September 2015 C ORSINI Marco GER Comp.
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