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Para-Dressage Nominated Entries PARA-DRESSAGE NOMINATED ENTRIES NF Athlete FEI ID Athlete last name Athlete first name Horse FEI ID Horse complete name AUS 10055179 BOOTH Emma 104QF53 MOGELVANGS ZIDANE AUT 10000169 PUCH Pepo 104IT26 FONTAINENOIR AUT 10000169 PUCH Pepo 105WC56 SAILOR'S BLUE AUT 10108391 SCIANCALEPORE Julia 105XI66 HEINRICH IV BEL 10163724 BOTTGER Diana 105WV75 ZARIO R BEL 10134275 CLAEYS Manon 105JB45 SAN DIOR 2 BEL 10134275 CLAEYS Manon 105YF07 FADO BEL 10060006 GEORGE Michele 105SA79 DESIGNER'S GIRL BEL 10056547 MINNECI Barbara 105OG34 STUART BEL 10167154 VAN HAM Kevin 105XJ41 EROS VAN ONS HEEM BEL 10035912 VAN LOOVEREN Eveline 105OG85 FELEVA BEL 10037622 VERMEULEN Ciska BEL41410 ROHMEO BRA 10038732 ALVES Marcos Fernandes 105ER01 VLADIMIR BRA 10038735 DE OLIVA Sergio Froés Ribeiro 105CW92 COCO CHANEL M BRA 10038733 MARTINS MAZZILLI Vera Lucia NOR40314 BALLANTINE BRA 10026320 RISKALLA Rodolpho 103WU46 DON HENRICO CAN 10066283 ANDREWS Robyn 102WN45 FANCIANNA CAN 10033556 BARWICK Lauren 105WL47 ENGELBRECHT CAN 10037788 BUFFITT Sharon 103DN30 ELEKTRA II CAN 10148110 HALL Laura CAN40265 WENDOLIN CAN 10154324 HARTVIKSON Winona 105RP72 ULTIMO CAN 10068034 SCHLOSS Jody 104QQ85 LIEUTENANT LOBIN CAN 10089994 SHEFFIELD Roberta ESP04065 BAILAOR CAN 10141183 SURNOSKI Jason 105ZR76 PHOENIX CZE 10063733 VISTALOVA Anastasja 104VY37 DOMINIQUE DEN 10120609 JOERGENSEN Tobias Thorning 104VF88 BRUUNHOLMS CARIBIAN DEN 10055905 KAASTRUP Stinna Tange 102UC84 HORSEBO SMARTIES DEN 10139165 MADSEN Line Munk 105YK23 HOENNERUPS BEEBOB DEN 10038691 NIELSEN Caroline Cecilie 105QH40 DAVIDOFF 188 DEN 10038687 SIBBESEN Henrik Weber 105KH20 HOTMANI 1/4 PARA-DRESSAGE NOMINATED ENTRIES NF Athlete FEI ID Athlete last name Athlete first name Horse FEI ID Horse complete name DEN 10039314 SUNESEN Susanne Jensby DEN40351 CSK'S QUE FAIRE FIN 10037559 KARJALAINEN Katja 104SP36 DR DOOLITTLE FIN 10046626 KIVIMÄKI Jaana 102QX53 LEGOLAS FIN 10166998 REITTI Pia-Pauliina 105YM71 SUPREMO FRA 10065111 GUILLET Estelle 105MB82 MAGIC DES MEUYRATTES FRA 10027864 LETARTRE Jose 103QZ89 SWING ROYAL 'ENE HN' FRA 10104066 MISLIN Cloe 105YA39 DON CARUSO FRA 10045119 STOCLIN Thibault BEL41937 UNIEK FRA 10075560 VINCHON Vladimir 104QX73 TARANTINO FLEURI GBR 10026121 BAKER Natasha 105ZX26 MOUNT ST JOHN DIVA DANNEBROG GBR 10031756 HEXT Suzanna 103WA68 LJT ENGGAARDS SOLITAIRE GBR 10032089 ORFORD Erin 104UN63 DIOR GBR 10107938 PALMER Isobelle GBR42598 TOUCHDOWN M GBR 10031358 PEARSON Lee 104VA16 STYLETTA GBR 10025556 WELLS Sophie 104KK98 C FATAL ATTRACTION GBR 10025556 WELLS Sophie 106DC48 GLADSTONE GBR 10037608 WILSON Georgia 105GZ82 MIDNIGHT GER 10168121 MISPELKAMP Regine 105ZA56 FUERST FIDELIS G GER 10168121 MISPELKAMP Regine 105ZA43 LOOK AT ME NOW GER 10070682 PHILIPP Elke 103LK82 REGALIZ GER 10070682 PHILIPP Elke 105AS91 FUERST SINCLAIR 3 GER 10046472 ROSENBERG Alina 105BI18 NEA'S DABOUN GER 10025287 TRABERT Angelika Dr. 104PW54 DIAMOND'S SHINE GER 10038272 ZEIBIG Steffen 104BS38 FEEL GOOD 4 HKG 10116291 SCHRADER Fleur 105WZ01 JOCKEY CLUB SARAGO RAPHAEL HKG 10116291 SCHRADER Fleur 105RC03 JOCKEY CLUB ROEMER VAN VEENOORD HKG 10077127 TSANG Tin Chi Timothy 105AL49 NEW WASHINGTONS EDITION HKG 10077127 TSANG Tin Chi Timothy 104QV47 JOCKEY CLUB CETHEGUS M HKG 10077128 TSE Pui Ting Natasha 105AL49 NEW WASHINGTONS EDITION HKG 10077128 TSE Pui Ting Natasha 104QV47 JOCKEY CLUB CETHEGUS M 2/4 PARA-DRESSAGE NOMINATED ENTRIES NF Athlete FEI ID Athlete last name Athlete first name Horse FEI ID Horse complete name HKG 10077128 TSE Pui Ting Natasha 103UT08 BAXO ISV 10037909 FRAWLEY Lee 103MI66 P'S PANTA LEONE ITA 10084637 CIARROCCHI Silvia 104IB16 ROYANDIC ITA 10044979 LUNGHI Federico 104SK83 LAUDARIO ITA 10060885 MORGANTI Sara 103EQ15 ROYAL DELIGHT ITA 10060885 MORGANTI Sara 104FB13 FERDINAND DI FONTE ABETI ITA 10060885 MORGANTI Sara 105LM84 LUCKY ONE ITA 10075110 SALVADE' Francesca 104AL54 MUGGEL 4 ITA 10154115 VACCARO Maurilio BEL42937 BONAIRE VAN DE MOTTELHOEVE JPN 10069190 INABA Sho 106AN98 FEMME FATALE JPN 10021445 NAKAMURA Tomoko 104LU28 DJAZZ F JPN 10153615 TAKASHIMA Katsuji 105FA65 EMORA C. VD WIJDEWORMER JPN 10151628 YOSHIGOE Soshi 106AP00 BROWN SUGAR KSA 10074085 SHARBATLY Ahmed 105WV01 CASSANDRA LAT 10075218 SNIKUS Rihards 104SX01 KING OF THE DANCE MEX 10055805 BAITENMANN Erika 104FR85 LEONORA MEX 10162845 TREVIÑO FUERTE Ignacio 106CC72 BATIK NED 10084938 DEN DULK Nicole 104JI31 WALLACE N.O.P. NED 10153137 HAERKENS Demi 105WQ78 DUDE NED 10056552 HOSMAR Frank 103FT79 ALPHAVILLE N.O.P. NED 10056552 HOSMAR Frank 105PQ19 GUETTA NED 10043885 KRIJNSEN Lotte 104IC25 ROSENSTOLZ NED 10097221 VAN DER HORST Rixt 105XP48 FINDSLEY NED 10043890 VERMEULEN Demi 105QJ84 CISKA II NED 10066304 VOETS Sanne 105ER66 DEMANTUR N.O.P. POR 10025293 DUARTE Sara Oliveira 105NF79 DAXX DU HANS POR 10169464 NEVES José Augusto 102WL20 VENDETTO C POR 10072748 TEIXEIRA Inês 105RG10 GIRALDO SERNADINHA POR 10069368 VEIGA Ana Isabel Mota 104VC16 CONVICTO SGP 10037070 TAN Laurentia Yen-Yi 105GC27 FUERST SHERLOCK 3/4 PARA-DRESSAGE NOMINATED ENTRIES NF Athlete FEI ID Athlete last name Athlete first name Horse FEI ID Horse complete name SGP 10037070 TAN Laurentia Yen-Yi 106BU10 FLORENZIUS S SWE 10119065 ETZNER JAKOBSSON Louise 104TT52 ZERNARD USA 10152942 BANDINU Michele 105RA00 SOULMAN 13 USA 10030392 HART Rebecca 104LA10 EL CORONA TEXEL USA 10030392 HART Rebecca 105ZT59 FORTUNE 500 USA 10145940 JACKSON Katie 104ET26 DIESEL USA 10080945 MCINTOSH Margaret 105SP86 HEROS USA 10083527 PEAVY Angela 105NH99 ROYAL DARK CHOCOLATE USA 10016088 SHOEMAKER Kate 104YU87 SOLITAER 40 USA 10098565 TRUNNELL Roxanne 105WO77 DOLTON 4/4.
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