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General Zone 4 2012.Xlsx 2012 FEI WORLD DRESSAGE CHALLENGE INDIVIDUAL RESULTS BY GROUPS / RESULTATS INDIVIDUEL PAR GROUPES Zone 4 PARTICIPATION :Grece-Israel-Malta-Cyprus-United Arab Emirates JUDGES : Mrs Joan Macartney (CAN) and Mr. Slawomir Pietrzak (POL) PRIX ST-GEORGES Place Name of Rider Name of Horse NF Judge C Judge E Total % 1 Cristina Calin-Thompson Webster UAE 252.5 254.0 506.5 66.645 2 Luha Age Diamond in Black GRE 244.5 257.0 501.5 65.987 3 Zafeirova Yana Gizel GRE 232.0 249.5 481.5 63.355 ADVANCED CLASS Place Name of Horse NF Judge C Judge E Total % 1 Myrat Eleni Solon Hit GRE 249.5 256.5 506.0 68.378 2 Cristina Calin-Thompson Webster UAE 250.0 241.50 491.5 66.419 3Georgitsou Fotini-Nepheli Koliante GRE 241.0 248.0 489.0 66.081 4 Susanna Foustok Tristan UAE 244.5 233.00 477.5 64.527 5 Set Sivan Men In Black ISR 236.0 240.0 476.0 64.324 6 Xanthopoulou Fedra Darek 3 GRE 223.5 238.5 462.0 62.432 7 Vrettou Marilora Ramazotti L GRE 220.5 233.5 454.0 61.351 8 Premezzi Nina-Corina Top Communication Leela GRE 217.5 225.5 443.0 59.865 9 Saba Ayelet Fible B ISR 214.5 209.0 423.5 57.230 MEDIUM CLASS Place Name of Rider Name of Horse NF Judge C Judge E Total % 1 Lynn al Redha Legrande UAE 289.5 278.00 567.5 70.938 2 Dianne Breeze Bellisimo Vita UAE 276.5 272.00 548.5 68.563 3Tracy Wyngard-Gill Pikarda UAE 263.0 261.0 524.0 65.500 4 Tsamandoura Antonia Poetics Simon FLB GRE 270.0 251.0 521.0 65.125 5 Set Sivan Men In Black ISR 263.5 257.00 520.5 65.063 6 Vrettou Marilora Ramazotti L GRE 253.5 260.0 513.5 64.188 7Viktoria Ighnath Arjen UAE 251.0 249.5 500.5 62.563 8 Engel Shiran Carmelito ISR 253.5 244.50 498.0 62.250 9 Rippolin Anastassia Excalibur GRE 251.0 243.0 494.0 61.750 10 Stergiopoulou Alexandra Wesley GRE 247.0 246.5 493.5 61.688 11 Lawrence Ciarlo Zilona MLT 243.5 246.5 490.0 61.250 12 Amitai Komorovski Dan Dan ISR 251.0 238.50 489.5 61.188 13 Emma Latham-Hill Zingaro HD UAE 249.5 239.50 489.0 61.125 14 Minoudis Giorgos White Magic 23 GRE 242.0 244.0 486.0 60.750 14 Christine Khairallah Dans Boy UAE 246.0 240.0 486.0 60.750 16 Saba Ayelet Milani ISR 240.0 244.00 484.0 60.500 17 Pickel Hagar Talo ISR 252.5 230.50 483.0 60.375 18 Karin Lindbom Mer Mer UAE 247.0 234.50 481.5 60.188 19 Hege Trulsen Al Mijlas W'rsan UAE 250.0 231.00 481.0 60.125 20 Lesley Jones Kengarth Danielle UAE 237.0 234.00 471.0 58.875 21 Kamiel Shachar Winston ISR 231.0 229.00 460.0 57.500 22 Beeri Katja Ruperti ISR 224.0 218.00 442.0 55.250 23 Maliniak Maya Vegas ISR 217.0 209.00 426.0 53.250 24 Sophia Ashcroft Macbeth UAE 213.0 209.50 422.5 52.813 - Weingold Rana Anastasia ISR With - - - Page 1 ELEMENTARY CLASS JUNIORS Place Name of Rider Name of Horse NF Judge C Judge E Total % 1 Tzortzaki Kyveli Highnessy Newland GRE 274.0 252.5 526.5 71.149 2 Perry Ranny Tristan ISR 244.0 248.0 492.0 66.486 3 Menis Naama Bonito ISR 232.0 228.0 460.0 62.162 4 Bamberger Sara Bono ISR 235.5 215.5 451.0 60.946 5 Corinne Gauci Major MLT 213.5 214.5 428.0 57.838 6 Elena Katsafadou Ceccetti CYP 199.0 213.0 412.0 55.676 ELEMENTARY CLASS SENIORS Place Name of Rider Name of Horse NF Judge C Judge E Total % 1 Lynn al Redha Legrande UAE 256.0 248.5 504.5 68.176 2 Luha AgeRonja My Rose GRE 247.0 252.5 499.5 67.500 3 Tsamandoura Antonia Poetics Simon FLB GRE 249.5 244.0 493.5 66.689 4 Alexopoulou Alexandra Captain Cunterbunt GRE 250.5 241.0 491.5 66.419 5 Lara Selvagi Explosion Vd Breemersen MLT 229.5 248.0 477.5 64.527 6 Rippolin Anastassia Excalibur GRE 234.5 239.0 473.5 63.986 7 Lisande Eayrs Suerte UAE 231.0 240.5 471.5 63.716 8Tracy Wyngard-Gill Erkan UAE 234.5 235.5 470.0 63.514 9 Sarah Diacono Pepita MLT 231.0 238.5 469.5 63.446 10 Assyag Micha Zodion ISR 232.0 234.5 466.5 63.041 11 Atalia Pelli Bruno ISR 228.0 237.0 465.0 62.838 12 Anastassopoulos Yiannis Irida GRE 235.5 229.0 464.5 62.770 13 Misgav Yam Triple ISR 229.0 229.5 458.5 61.959 14 Stergiopoulou Alexandra Wesley GRE 231.0 224.5 455.5 61.554 15 Diane Crabtree Decision Delay UAE 228.5 224.0 452.5 61.149 16 Marina Agrotou Candy CYP 223.0 227.5 450.5 60.878 17 Claudio Borg Anderose MLT 212.5 236.0 448.5 60.608 18 Denise Vertigen Kipling UAE 230.0 215.0 445.0 60.135 19 Zand Eliya Monaco ISR 224.0 216.0 440.0 59.459 20 Redeemer Attard Roi Daaly MLT 212.5 226.0 438.5 59.257 21 Katsilis Orestis Wilster GRE 224.5 205.0 429.5 58.041 22 Jennifer Murray Monaco UAE 218.5 210.0 428.5 57.905 23 Sarah Micallef Ginger MLT 205.5 218.0 423.5 57.230 24 Ibrahim Lahimirch Al Khattar W'rsan UAE 205.5 217.5 423.0 57.162 25 Bronwyn Buys du Plessis Rhythm of Sport UAE 214.5 204.5 419.0 56.622 26 Jayney StSttireeting Coevers RktRocket UAE 212.5 204.0 416.5 56. 284 - Swirsky-Zuck Nathalie Marian ISR With - - - PRELIMINARY CLASS JUNIORS Place Name of Rider Name of Horse NF Judge C Judge E Total % 1 Sarah Khairallah Flagmount's Crackerjack UAE 196.0 206.0 402.0 69.310 2 Schiller Ruth Sabra Indian Or ISR 181.5 193.0 374.5 64.569 3 Holland Salome Lamahr Gravvaenge GRE 193.5 178.5 372.0 64.138 4 Vardi Orel Zidan ISR 182.0 186.5 368.5 63.534 5 Bamberger Sara Bono ISR 187.5 176.5 364.0 62.759 4 Hannah Runnalls Dunabit UAE 183.0 180.5 363.5 62.672 7 Jasmine Hanson Nazik UAE 181.0 181.0 362.0 62.414 8 Anna Hadjicharalambous Blondie CYP 181.5 179.5 361.0 62.241 9 Karmelia Greasly Scaitcliffe Iolite UAE 182.0 178.5 360.5 62.155 10 Max Borg Ginger Boy MLT 174.0 185.0 359.0 61.897 10 Corinne Gauci Major MLT 179.5 179.5 359.0 61.897 12 Sofios Pavlos Hang On Sloopy GRE 183.0 172.5 355.5 61.293 13 Harap Noy Makitac Binarsky ISR 174.5 180.5 355.0 61.207 14 Manouka Meliti Amur GRE 177.0 174.5 351.5 60.603 15 Kadshai Noga Honey Bee ISR 176.5 172.5 349.0 60.172 16 Hannah Ratcliffe Emerald Tsumai UAE 175.5 173.0 348.5 60.086 17 Deriziotis Konstantina Florian II GRE 187.0 157.0 344.0 59.310 18 Elena Katsafadou Ceccetti CYP 175.5 167.0 342.5 59.052 19 Tager Linor Betty ISR 164.5 168.5 333.0 57.414 20 Brokman Ofir Tamper ISR 164.5 166.0 330.5 56.983 21 Epshtein Dina Tamper ISR 157.5 172.0 329.5 56.810 22 Goren Nitzan Versace ISR 160.0 166.0 326.0 56.207 - Cassouto Lior Anastasia ISR With. - - - - lipkin Samanta Caesar ISR With. - - - Page 2 PRELIMINARY CLASS SENIORS Place Name of Rider Name of Horse NF Judge C Judge E Total % 1 Claire Al Redha Babs de Rouet UAE 212.0 209.0 421.0 72.586 2 Alexopoulou Alexandra Captain Cunterbunt GRE 210.0 206.0 416.0 71.724 3 Susannah Karatzias Wintano CYP 199.5 194.0 393.5 67.845 4 Meiraz Hagit Serdonix ISR 190.5 199.0 389.5 67.155 5 Julie Arnup Sweet Clementine UAE 194.5 194.5 389.0 67.069 6 Tsamandoura Antonia Hope for the Future GRE 196.0 192.5 388.5 66.983 7 Lisande Eayrs Fancy Pants UAE 191.5 196.5 388.0 66.897 8 Lawrence Ciarlo Wyske Ant V MLT 191.5 193.0 384.5 66.293 9 Lara Selvagi Explosion Vd Breemeersen MLT 187.0 190.0 377.0 65.000 10 Cohen Yahav Krishna ISR 187.0 187.5 374.5 64.569 11 Luke Gauci Vito MLT 184.0 189.5 373.5 64.397 12 Helen Christofides Weiyano CYP 182.5 190.0 372.5 64.224 13 Ben Sason Noaa Bruno ISR 183.0 184.0 367.0 63.276 14 Tommy Xuereb Faro MLT 178.0 183.0 361.0 62.241 14 Martina Boor Cristobal UAE 183.0 178.0 361.0 62.241 14 Gera Shani Pie ISR 176.0 185.0 361.0 62.241 17 Shirley Drayton Quantum Noire UAE 184.5 176.0 360.5 62.155 18 Iftah Itzik Pie ISR 176.5 182.5 359.0 61.897 19 Roxannie Yiangou Candy CYP 181.0 175.0 356.0 61.379 20 Seamus KV Aloisio Torino Z MLT 179.0 176.5 355.5 61.293 20 Hege Trulsen Noor Al Fajr W'rsan UAE 180.5 175.0 355.5 61.293 22 Amanda Kibby Quipper d'Anjou UAE 181.5 173.5 355.0 61.207 23 Zoe Whistler So So Salsa UAE 175.5 178.0 353.5 60.948 24 Kalliopi Ioakim Pretty Woman CYP 181.5 170.5 352.0 60.690 25 Barhon Nurit Milani ISR 164.5 186.5 351.0 60.517 26 Redeemer Attard Wolke MLT 172.0 177.5 349.5 60.259 27 Anne Boulet Fabian von Friesehof Anham UAE 175.0 173.5 348.5 60.086 28 Liza Bagley La Filippa E UAE 174.0 171.5 345.5 59.569 29 Perach Yam Nadya ISR 171.0 173.5 344.5 59.397 30 cassouto maya Espoir van het zevenvindel ISR 162.0 174.5 336.5 58.017 31 Sarah Briffa Regal Med MLT 168.5 167.0 335.5 57.845 32 Zehavy Inbal Rana ISR 166.5 158.0 324.5 55.948 32 Harris Mouyiannis Sebaco CYP 167.5 157.0 324.5 55.948 34 Anneli Nilsson Avikemma MLT 158.5 163.5 322.0 55.517 35 Chiara Frendo Calowe MLT 157.0 161.0 318.0 54.828 36 Ksenia Girenkoa Gordie CYP 166.5 149.5 316.0 54.483 -Drougka Kalomoira-Alexia ApogejaGREE--- - 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