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Results Book Results Book Equestrian 6 - 19 August Version History 1.0 19/08/2016 Veronica Costa First version Report Update: Eventing - 1.1 13/09/2016 Veronica Costa Competition Officials Equestrian Hipismo / Sports equéstres Eventing CCE (Concurso completo de equitação) / CC (Concours complet) Competition Format and Rules Formato e regras da competição / Format et régles de compétition As of 25 JUL 2016 Olympic competition format Eventing at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games comprises the team and individual events, and is made up of the following distinct tests: dressage, cross-country and jumping. There will also be two official horse inspections to test the health and wellbeing of the animals. Each test takes place on consecutive days, during which each athlete rides the same horse. The results count towards the individual and team events. A team consists of three to four horse/rider combinations. The total points are calculated by combining the overall scores of the team’s best three athletes. After the three tests, the eventing team medals are awarded. The eventing individual competition adds a fourth round, as its jumping test has a qualifier preceding the final. After the first jumping test, the 25 highest ranked athletes (including all riders tied for 25th place, with a maximum of three participants per NOC) qualify for the jumping individual final. The final ranking of the individual athletes is determined by the combined points earned in all four tests (dressage, cross country, first jumping test, jumping individual final). The tests: Dressage This test of compulsory movements evaluates the horse's obedience, flexibility and harmony with the rider. Judges award points for each exercise, with the total score converted into penalty points that are added to the jumping or time penalties of the following two days. The dressage test will be the 2008 Olympic Games 4 star B test (short). Cross country Each horse/athlete combination attempts to complete the course, which involves up to 45 jumping efforts, within a prescribed length of time without errors. Distance Speed Time Phase metres per minute metres (m) minutes (min) (m/min) Cross country test 5700-6270 570 10 - 11 The ground jury may reduce course distances, for example in the case of extreme weather conditions. The height of fixed and solid cross country obstacles may not exceed 1.20m, and the overall height of a natural hedge or brush fence may not exceed 1.45m. Jumping This is the final session of the eventing competition and requires competitors to jump 10 to 12 obstacles similar to those in the jumping event. The test consists of a maximum of 15 jumping efforts and is designed to demonstrate that the horses have retained their suppleness and correct training after the cross country test. The length of the course will be between approximately 500m and 600m and the required speed will be 375m/minute. DDGEEEPUU_XX X.X Report Created DDD DD MMM YYYY HH:MM Page X / Y Equestrian Hipismo / Sports equéstres Eventing CCE (Concurso completo de equitação) / CC (Concours complet) The first jumping test will determine the final team classification. This is followed by the final jumping test, in which the 25 best placed athletes, including those who tie for 25th place (with a maximum of three athletes per NOC), compete to determine the individual classification. The height of the jumps is limited to 1.25m in the first qualifier and 1.30m in the final. Horse inspections The first and second horse inspections will be open to the public and will be conducted on a 30-50m tarmac strip in the main stadium. To be eligible to compete, a horse must undergo two inspections, one on the day prior to the dressage test and a second before the jumping test. These two inspections are conducted by the ground jury and the veterinary delegate. In addition, there are two examinations performed by the veterinarian, the first on the horse’s arrival at the stables, the second after the horse/rider have completed the cross country. Differences between the FEI World Equestrian Games and the Olympic Games At the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) World Equestrian Games, the team and individual events are held concurrently. The winning team (four athletes nominated before the start of the competition) is the one with the lowest total score (three best scores). At the Olympic Games, an additional jumping phase will decide the final classification of the eventing individual competition. Changes since the London 2012 Olympic Games At the Rio 2016 Olympic Games up to four team members may compete, at London up to five team members were permitted. The quota for eventing has changed from 75 to 65. Sport rules and procedures In the dressage test, each competitor's grade awarded by the judges are converted into penalty points. In the cross country and jumping tests, each athlete’s penalties for faults at obstacles are added to the penalties he/she may have incurred for excess time. Eventing individual Final classification will be decided by adding all the penalty points incurred in the tests. The competitor with the lowest total number of penalty points will be declared the winner. Eventing team The team whose three best athletes have the lowest total number of penalty points after tests will be declared the winner. Tiebreak rules Eventing individual In the event of a tie, classification will be decided on the results of: 1. Best overall cross country score. 2. Cross country time closest to the optimum time. 3. Best final jumping score. 4. Best qualifier jumping score. 5. Best time (fastest) in the final jumping. 6. Best total of collective marks in the dressage test. 7. If still equal the tie shall be declared. DDGEEEPUU_XX X.X Report Created DDD DD MMM YYYY HH:MM Page X / Y Equestrian Hipismo / Sports equéstres Eventing CCE (Concurso completo de equitação) / CC (Concours complet) Eventing team In the event of a tie, the winning team will be the one with the best combined highest placings. If they are still tied, the medal or placing will be shared. Elimination/retirement/withdrawal If an athlete is eliminated, retires or withdraws from the competition he/she will receive no rank and will be listed at the bottom of the individual ranking. However, for team classification only, a competitor who fails to complete the competition will be awarded 1000 points. Disqualification The ground jury may disqualify a competitor for a number of reasons according to the FEI rules for eventing. In such a case, the competitor will receive no rank and will be listed at the bottom of the individual ranking. A disqualified competitor will not count in the team results. Protests/appeals The NOCs may protest or appeal according to the FEI rules. DDGEEEPUU_XX X.X Report Created DDD DD MMM YYYY HH:MM Page X / Y Equestrian Hipismo / Sports équestres Eventing Individual Concurso Completo Equitação individual / Concours complet individuel TUE 9 AUG 2016 Medallists Medalhistas / Médaillés Medal Athlete Horse NOC GOLD JUNG Michael SAM FBW GER - Germany SILVER NICOLAS Astier PIAF DE B'NEVILLE FRA - France BRONZE DUTTON Phillip MIGHTY NICE USA - United States EQX003000_92A 1.0 Report Created TUE 9 AUG 2016 14:57 Page 1/1 Equestrian Hipismo / Sports équestres Eventing Team Concurso Completo Equitação por equipes / Concours complet par équipes TUE 9 AUG 2016 Medallists Medalhistas / Médaillés Medal NOC Athlete Horse GOLD FRA - France LAGHOUAG Karim ENTEBBE LEMOINE Mathieu BART L NICOLAS Astier PIAF DE B'NEVILLE VALLETTE Thibaut QING DU BRIOT SILVER GER - Germany AUFFARTH Sandra OPGUN LOUVO JUNG Michael SAM FBW KLIMKE Ingrid HALE-BOB OLD KRAJEWSKI Julia SAMOURAI DU THOT BRONZE AUS - Australia BURTON Christopher SANTANO II GRIFFITHS Sam PAULANK BROCKAGH ROSE Shane CP QUALIFIED TINNEY Stuart PLUTO MIO EQX403000_92B 1.0 Report Created TUE 9 AUG 2016 12:36 Page 1/1 Equestrian Hipismo / Sports équestres Eventing Concurso Completo Equitação / Concours complet Competition Officials REVISED Oficiais de competição / Officiels de la compétition 13 SEP 09:00 As of TUE 13 SEP 2016 Function Name NOC Technical Delegate LOCHORE Alec GBR – Great Britain Assistant Technical Delegate SINCLAR Geoff AUS - Australia Ground Jury President PAYNE Marilyn USA – United States of America Member BENNIE Andrew NZL – New Zealand Member PHILLIPS Sandy GBR – Great Britain Jumping Judge ELLENBRUCH Stephan GER - Germany Jumping Course Designer MICHELET Pierre FRA - France Overall Chief Steward HIRSCH Cesar VEN - Venezuela Eventing Chief Steward CASTELLE Thierry FRA - France Veterinary Commission President WOLFF Thomas BRA - Brazil FDV RANDLE Tim GBR – Great Britain Assistant Vet. SALINAS Sergio MEX - Mexico Member NEIL Kirsten AUS - Australia Medical Control ROBERTS Colin GBR – Great Britain JARMY Miklos HUN - Hungary Appeal Committee President KETTERER Pierre FRA - France Member MATALLANA Yolanda COL - Colombia Member LANDOLT Chistian SUI - Switzerland FEI Tribunal ELSTAD Erik NOR - Norway Legend: Vet. Veterinarian FVD Foreign Veterinary Delegate EQ0003000_35 1.2 Report Created TUE 13 SEP 2016 09:00 Page 1 / 1 Equestrian Hipismo / Sports équestres Eventing Concurso Completo Equitação / Concours complet Entry List by Event REVISED Lista de inscritos por evento / Liste des inscrits par épreuve 6 AUG 12:45 As of SAT 6 AUG 2016 NOC Athlete Horse Year of Passport Athlete Gender Date of Birth Horse Sex Colour Breed Sire Owner Groom Code No. No. Birth Number AUS 21 BURTON Christopher M 22 NOV 1981 101 SANTANO II 2007 GD BL HANN 104LS86 SANDRO HIT DAVID WEBSTER JADE RUDMAN BLACK RUN SYNDI. AUS 5 GRIFFITHS Sam M 27 MAY 1972 102 PAULANK BROCKAGH 2003 MA BA ISH 102RG84 TOUCHDOWN DINAH POSFORD IMOGEN MERCER JULIET CARTER AUS 57 ROSE Shane M 24 APR 1973 103 CP QUALIFIED 2003 GD GR HOLST 103JW53 QUITE CAPITOL ELIZABETH WISCH.
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