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FEI Classics Final Standings 2017 FEI Classics™ Standings Updated: 3 September 2017 2017 season FEI Classics™ (Final standings after 6th Event) The 2017 season FEI ClassicsTM are: 1. Les Étoiles de Pau CCI 4* (FRA) 13-16 October 2016 2. Adelaide International 3 Day Event (AUS) 03-06 November 2016 3. Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event (USA) 27-30 April 2017 4. Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials (GBR) 03-07 May 2017 5. Luhmühlen CCI 4* presented by DHL Paket (GER) 15-18 June 2017 6. The Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials (GBR) 31 August-03 September 2017 Place RIDER NATION POINTS PLACES DIFFERENTIATING SCORE 1 Michael JUNG GER 39 2nd Pau 2016 (49) 52.1 1st Lexington 2017 (59) 42.7 2nd Badminton 2017 (82) 44.0 2 Maxime LIVIO FRA 33 1st Pau 2016 (49) 45.3 2nd Lexington 2017 (59) 44.6 5th Luhmühlen 2017 (48) 45.3 3 Nicola WILSON GBR 20 4th Pau 2016 (49) 54.4 2nd Luhmühlen 2017 (48) 41.7 4 Andrew NICHOLSON NZL 18 1st Badminton 2017 (82) 41.4 8th Burghley 2017 (61) 57.1 5 Tim PRICE NZL 16 3rd Badminton 2017 (82) 49.2 5th Burghley 2017 (61) 51.5 6 Oliver TOWNEND GBR 15 1st Burghley 2017 61) 45.6 7 Julia KRAJEWSKI GER 15 1st Luhmühlen 2017 (48) 41.1 8 Hazel SHANNON AUS 15 1st Adelaide 2016 (10) 52.5 9 Gemma TATTERSALLS GBR 14 7th Badminton 2017 (82) 60.2 3rd Burghley 2017 (61) 47.0 10 Peggy FRENCH GBR 12 2nd Burghley 2017 (61) 46.9 11 Wilhelm ENZINGER AUS 12 2nd Adelaide 2016 (10) 67.0 12 Zara TINDALL GBR 10 3rd Lexington 2017 (59) 46.6 13 Bettina HOY GER 10 3rd Luhmühlen 2017 (48) 43.0 14 Andrew COOPER AUS 10 3rd Adelaide 2016 (10) 67.7 15 Hannah Sue BURNETT USA 9 5th Lexington 2017 (59) 54.8 8th Luhmühlen 2017 (48) 49.5 16 Sir Mark TODD NZL 8 4th Badminton 2017 (82) 50.4 17 Tom MCEWEN GBR 8 4th Burghley 2017 (61) 49.1 18 Phillip DUTTON USA 8 4th Lexington 2017 (59) 54.6 19 Marilyn LITTLE USA 8 4th Luhmühlen 2017 (48) 44.8 20 Rosalind CANTER GBR 8 5th Badminton 2017 (82) 54.5 9th Luhmühlen 2017 (48) 50.1 21 Kristina COOK GBR 7 9th Pau 2016 (49) 56.3 10th Badminton 2017 (82) 63.4 7th Burghley 2017 (61) 53.2 22 Alexander BRAGG GBR 6 5th Pau 2016 (49) 55.4 23 Lynn SYMANSKY USA 5 6th Burghley 2017 (61) 53.1 24 Matthew BROWN USA 5 6th Lexington 2017 (59) 56.8 25 Camilla SPEIRS IRL 5 6th Pau 2016 (49) 55.7 26 Sarah BULLIMORE GBR 5 6th Luhmühlen 2017 (48) 47.3 27 Boyd MARTIN USA 5 7th Lexington 2017 (59) 61.4 10th Burghley 2017 (61) 58.0 28 Jonathan PAGET NZL 4 7th Pau 2016 (49) 56.0 29 Shane ROSE AUS 4 7th Luhmühlen 2017 (48) 48.7 30 Yoshiaki OIWA JPN 3 8th Badminton 2017(82) 62.2 31 Ingrid KLIMKE GER 2 9th Badminton 2017 (82) 62.6 32 Izzy TAYLOR GBR 2 9th Burghley 2017 (61) 57.6 33 Kurt MARTIN USA 2 9th Lexington 2017 (59) 68.3 34 Karim Florent LAGHOUAG FRA 1 10th Pau 2016 (49) 56.5 35 Pippa FUNNEL GBR 1 10th Luhmühlen 2017 (48) 41.1 Event Starters Pau 49 Adelaide 10 Lexington 59 Badminton 82 Luhmühlen 48 Burghley 61 Note: The top riders of each FEI Classics event collect points as follows: 1st 15 points 5th 6 points 9th 2 points 2nd 12 points 6th 5 points 10th 1 point 3rd 10 points 7th 4 points 4th 8 points 8th 3 points Points are awarded to top 25% of starters in the competition (as per prize-money principles and regular Eventing ranking rules). 1. Riders will earn points with their best single performance at each event (rider must have achieved a Minimum eligibility result at the event) 2. In case of equality of points, points accumulated over fewer events will determine a better placing than points gained over more events 3. If there is still equality of placing from points awarded at a single event, the best placed rider is the competitor whose placing is achieved in the event with most starters 4. If there is still equality of placing in the case of riders awarded points in several events, the rider whose points have been accumulated from the events with the highest collective number of starters will be the best placed rider. If there is still a tie, the best placed rider is the competitor with the lowest total of penalty points at the specific event (= differentiating score) – if a rider is awarded points in several events, the best score will count as differential (*) Prize Money: At the end of each season, the five riders with the highest number of points collected among the FEI Classics™ events (Pau, Adelaide, Badminton, Lexington, Luhmühlen, Burghley) will be awarded prize money as follows: 1st - US$ 40,000 (Series Champion) 2nd - US$ 30,000 3rd - US$ 20,000 .
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