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FEI World Team & Individual Eventing Championship FEI World Team & Individual Eventing Championship FINAL INDIVIDUAL RESULT Judges: Anne-Mette BINDER (DEN) · Jane HAMLIN (USA) · Andrew BENNIE (NZL) · Jumping Judge: Stephan ELLENBRUCH (GER) Cross Country Course Designer: Capt. Mark PHILLIPS (GBR) · Show Jumping Course Designer: Alan WADE (IRL) Rankg Bridle Horse Rider DressageCross Country Dressage & Show Jumping Total Pricemoney No. 10:00 Cross Country 89,00 USD 1. 473 Allstar B Rosalind CANTER (GBR*) 24,60 0,00 0 0,00 24,60 0,00 0 0,00 24,60 54.000 3. 09:51 14. 2. 87,26 12. 1. 2. 457 Mr Chunky Padraig MCCARTHY (IRL*) 27,20 0,00 0 0,00 27,20 0,00 0 0,00 27,20 30.000 9. 09:52 13. 7. 86,10 9. 2. 3. 471 SAP Hale Bob OLD Ingrid KLIMKE (GER*) 23,30 0,00 0 0,00 23,30 0,00 4 4,00 27,30 22.000 2. 10:00 1. 1. 85,93 24. 3. fd-13 4. 406 Vassily de Lassos Andrew HOY (AUS*) 29,80 0,00 0 0,00 29,80 0,00 0 0,00 29,80 15.000 29. 09:54 11. 11. 84,56 3. 4. 5. 478 Horseware Stellor Rebound Sarah ENNIS (IRL*) 26,30 0,00 0 0,00 26,30 0,00 4 4,00 30,30 10.000 6. 09:53 12. 3. 88,08 32. 5. fd-5b 6. 459 Qing du Briot ENE HN Thibaut VALLETTE LT COL (FRA*) 25,60 1,20 0 1,20 26,80 0,00 4 4,00 30,80 7.000 4. 10:03 19. 4. 86,46 27. 6. fd-4 7. 443 Vinci de la Vigne Astier NICOLAS (FRA) 27,20 0,00 0 0,00 27,20 0,00 4 4,00 31,20 5.000 9. 10:00 1. 5. 87,66 31. 7. fd-5a 8. 456 Cekatinka Tim PRICE (NZL*) 27,20 0,00 0 0,00 27,20 0,00 4 4,00 31,20 4.000 9. 09:55 9. 6. 84,29 23. 8. fd-8 9. 442 Billy the Red Kristina COOK (GBR) 29,10 2,40 0 2,40 31,50 0,00 0 0,00 31,50 2.500 23. 10:06 21. 14. 85,12 5. 9. 10. 425 Quarrycrest Echo Piggy FRENCH (GBR*) 27,80 0,00 0 0,00 27,80 0,00 4 4,00 31,80 2.500 15. 09:55 9. 8. 86,97 29. 10. fd-12a 11. 432 Opium de Verrieres Maxime LIVIO (FRA*) 30,10 2,00 0 2,00 32,10 0,00 0 0,00 32,10 1.500 31. 10:05 20. 16. 85,60 6. 11. 12. 452 Toledo de Kerser Tom MCEWEN (GBR*) 28,40 0,00 0 0,00 28,40 0,00 4 4,00 32,40 1.500 18. 09:59 4. 10. 83,80 22. 12. fd-11 13. 472 Z Phillip DUTTON (USA*) 27,60 6,40 0 6,40 34,00 0,00 0 0,00 34,00 1.000 12. 10:16 29. 21. 87,96 13. 13. 14. 409 Horseware Ardagh Highlight Sam WATSON (IRL*) 35,50 0,00 0 0,00 35,50 0,00 0 0,00 35,50 800 63. 09:57 7. 25. 86,01 8. 14. 15. 460 Talma d'Allou Toshiyuki TANAKA (JPN*) 33,70 0,80 0 0,80 34,50 1,00 0 1,00 35,50 700 57. 10:02 17. 23. 89,64 17. 15. 16. 461 Rumour Has It N.O.P. Merel BLOM (NED*) 31,60 0,00 0 0,00 31,60 0,00 4 4,00 35,60 600 40. 09:59 4. 15. 86,37 26. 16. fd-9 17. 474 Fletcha van't Verahof Karin DONCKERS (BEL*) 27,60 8,00 0 8,00 35,60 0,00 0 0,00 35,60 600 12. 10:20 32. 26. 88,25 14. 17. 18. 480 Tresor Mail Sidney DUFRESNE (FRA*) 28,90 4,00 0 4,00 32,90 0,00 4 4,00 36,90 600 22. 10:10 25. 19. 87,01 30. 18. fd-5b 19. 477 Classic Moet Jonelle PRICE (NZL*) 30,00 0,00 0 0,00 30,00 0,00 8 8,00 38,00 600 30. 09:44 16. 12. 84,85 44. 19. fd-4, fd-9 20. 481 Calle 44 Yoshiaki OIWA (JPN*) 28,20 6,00 0 6,00 34,20 0,00 4 4,00 38,20 600 16. 10:15 28. 22. 83,72 21. 20. fd-12b 21. 411 Pivoine des Touches Donatien SCHAULY ADJ (FRA*) 29,30 10,00 0 10,00 39,30 0,00 0 0,00 39,30 500 24. 10:25 39. 31. 82,09 1. 21. 17.09.2018 13:22 LONGINES TIMING Page 1 of total 5 FEI World Team & Individual Eventing Championship FINAL INDIVIDUAL RESULT Judges: Anne-Mette BINDER (DEN) · Jane HAMLIN (USA) · Andrew BENNIE (NZL) · Jumping Judge: Stephan ELLENBRUCH (GER) Cross Country Course Designer: Capt. Mark PHILLIPS (GBR) · Show Jumping Course Designer: Alan WADE (IRL) Rankg Bridle Horse Rider DressageCross Country Dressage & Show Jumping Total Pricemoney No. 10:00 Cross Country 89,00 USD 22. 437 Banderas Pawel SPISAK (POL) 30,60 0,80 0 0,80 31,40 0,00 8 8,00 39,40 500 35. 10:02 17. 13. 87,19 50. 22. fd-5b, fd-9 23. 412 Tacoma d'Horset Kazuma TOMOTO (JPN*) 32,20 0,00 0 0,00 32,20 0,00 8 8,00 40,20 500 42. 09:59 4. 17. 84,26 43. 23. fd-11, fd-12b 24. 402 Junco CP Carlos DIAZ FERNANDEZ (ESP*) 36,30 0,00 0 0,00 36,30 0,00 4 4,00 40,30 500 69. 10:00 1. 27. 81,88 19. 24. fd-12b 25. 451 Donner Lynn SYMANSKY (USA*) 28,30 0,00 0 0,00 28,30 0,00 12 12,00 40,30 500 17. 09:56 8. 9. 83,79 54. 25. fd-4, fd-5b, fd-12b 26. 430 Rioghan Rua Cathal DANIELS (IRL*) 34,00 3,60 0 3,60 37,60 0,00 4 4,00 41,60 58. 10:09 23. 28. 82,79 20. 26. fd-10 27. 469 Foxwood High Selena O'HANLON (CAN*) 30,70 8,00 0 8,00 38,70 3,00 0 3,00 41,70 37. 10:20 32. 29. 91,44 18. 27. 28. 450 FRH Corrida Andreas DIBOWSKI (GER*) 30,30 13,20 0 13,20 43,50 0,00 0 0,00 43,50 33. 10:33 45. 39. 85,78 7. 28. 29. 462 Waikiki 207 Louise SVENSSON JÄHDE (SWE*) 32,40 7,20 0 7,20 39,60 0,00 4 4,00 43,60 45. 10:18 31. 32. 86,34 25. 29. fd-13 30. 405 Arctic Soul Gemma TATTERSALL (GBR*) 32,40 0,00 0 0,00 32,40 0,00 12 12,00 44,40 45. 09:47 15. 18. 86,27 56. 30. fd-8, fd-9, fd-11 31. 479 Quefira de l'Ormeau Arianna SCHIVO (ITA*) 32,80 12,40 0 12,40 45,20 0,00 0 0,00 45,20 51. 10:31 44. 41. 88,37 16. 31. 32. 476 Coronel MCJ Marcio CARVALHO JORGE (BRA*) 29,40 9,60 0 9,60 39,00 0,00 8 8,00 47,00 25. 10:24 37. 30. 81,05 41. 32. fd-9, fd-11 33. 403 Colani Sunrise Kai RÜDER (GER*) 30,20 17,20 0 17,20 47,40 0,00 0 0,00 47,40 32. 10:43 48. 45. 84,16 2. 33. 34. 439 Nereo CP Albert HERMOSO FARRAS (ESP) 35,30 5,20 0 5,20 40,50 0,00 8 8,00 48,50 62. 10:13 27. 34. 80,74 40. 34. fd-1, fd-12a 35. 414 Focus Filiocus Niklas LINDBÄCK (SWE*) 32,20 8,40 0 8,40 40,60 0,00 8 8,00 48,60 42. 10:21 34. 35. 86,47 49. 35. fd-5b, fd-9 36. 427 Cooley Lands Christopher BURTON (AUS*) 28,60 0,00 20 20,00 48,60 0,00 0 0,00 48,60 20. 09:59 50. 49. 86,53 11. 36. 1R(10c) 37. 410 Barraduff Pietro ROMAN (ITA*) 37,00 10,00 0 10,00 47,00 3,00 4 7,00 54,00 72. 10:25 39. 44. 91,10 38. 37. fd-12a 38. 444 Grovine de Reve Daniel JOCELYN (NZL) 32,80 13,20 0 13,20 46,00 0,00 8 8,00 54,00 51. 10:33 45. 43. 86,46 48. 38. fd-12a, fd-13 39. 423 Chipmunk FRH Julia KRAJEWSKI (GER*) 19,90 8,40 20 28,40 48,30 0,00 8 8,00 56,30 1. 10:21 54. 47. 84,12 42. 39. 1R(14c) fd-9, fd-12b 40. 421 Honor Me Lisa Marie FERGUSSON (CAN*) 40,20 8,40 0 8,40 48,60 0,00 8 8,00 56,60 80. 10:21 34. 48. 85,02 46. 40. fd-8, fd-12b 17.09.2018 13:22 LONGINES TIMING Page 2 of total 5 FEI World Team & Individual Eventing Championship FINAL INDIVIDUAL RESULT Judges: Anne-Mette BINDER (DEN) · Jane HAMLIN (USA) · Andrew BENNIE (NZL) · Jumping Judge: Stephan ELLENBRUCH (GER) Cross Country Course Designer: Capt. Mark PHILLIPS (GBR) · Show Jumping Course Designer: Alan WADE (IRL) Rankg Bridle Horse Rider DressageCross Country Dressage & Show Jumping Total Pricemoney No.
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