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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 -
Annual Report 2005 Feiannual Report 2005 Annual Report 2005 Foreword by the Fei President
ANNUAL REPORT 2005 FEIANNUAL REPORT 2005 ANNUAL REPORT 2005 FOREWORD BY THE FEI PRESIDENT a new era of communication and transparency. The Media Advisory Committee was created to advise the FEI and a new communication department was created in Lausanne. The 75th anniversary of the FEI was celebrated in 1996, the year of the Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta. This was the occasion for us to strengthen our bond with the IOC : the exhibition «The Horse in the Olympics» was displayed at the Olympic Museum, I was co-opted as an IOC Member and the introduction of Freestyle to Music as the Olympic Dressage Final was a resounding success. That year, my fellow Bureau Members and I decided to create the Strategic Planning Committee. Samsung, who was already supporting development competitions, became the sponsor of the FEI Nations Cup Series. After 12 years at the head of the FEI, the time has come for me Pursuing its policy of openness, the FEI decided to officially invite to say goodbye. This is also the perfect opportunity to review representatives of the Organisers and Riders to its 1997 General what has been achieved. We are living in a fast moving world, Assembly in Puerto Rico. No better place could have been and the FEI has tremendously changed during my period in office. selected to decide on the establishment of a sports development In 1995, 517 international events were organised worldwide programme and the creation of a Development Officer position. and this number has more than tripled to reach nearly 1,900 in 2005. -
2016 FEI Classics™ Standings
2016 FEI Classics™ Standings Updated: 4 September 2016 2016 season FEI Classics™ (Standings after 6th Event) The 2015/2016 season FEI ClassicsTM are: 1. Les 4 Étoiles de Pau (FRA) 22-25 October 2015 2. Adelaide International 3 Day Event (AUS) 19-22 November 2015 3. Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event (USA) 28 April – 1 May 2016 4. Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials (GBR) 5-8 May 2016 5. Luhmühlen CCI 4* presented by DHL Paket (GER) 16-19 June 2016 6. The Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials (GBR) 1-4 September 2016 Place RIDER NATION POINTS PLACES SCORE 1 Michael JUNG GER 42 2nd Pau 2015 (49) 39.4 1st Lexington 2016 (71) 39.2 1st Badminton 2016 (77) 34.4 2 Tim PRICE NZL 26 3rd Pau 2015 (49) 40.0 4th Luhmühlen 2016 (28) 50.2 4th Burghley 2016 (71) 56.9 3 Andrew NICHOLSON NZL 18 5th Luhmühlen 2016 (28) 51.9 2nd Burghley 2016 (71) 53.2 4 Clarke JOHNSTONE NZL 16 3rd Adelaide 2015 (30) 54.1 5th Badminton 2016 (77) 45.6 5 Christopher BURTON AUS 15 1st Burghley 2016 (71) 49.4 6 Astier NICOLAS FRA 15 1st Pau 2015 (49) 38.5 7 Shane ROSE AUS 15 1st Adelaide 2015 (30) 49.3 8 Andreas DIBOWSKI GER 15 1st Luhmühlen 2016 (28) 43.8 9 Sir Mark TODD NZL 15 10th Pau 2015 (49) 51.3 th 60.4 7 Lexington 2016 (71) 4th Badminton 2016 (77) 44.8 9th Burghley 2016 (71) 67.0 10 Andreas OSTHOLT GER 12 2nd Badminton2016 (77) 43.4 11 Lauren KIEFFER USA 12 2nd Lexington 2016 (71) 52.5 12 Maxime LIVIO FRA 12 2nd Luhmühlen 2016 (28) 44.9 13 Jonelle PRICE NZL 11 10th Badminton 2016 (77) 51.3 3rd Burghley 2016 (71) 54.1 14 Gemma TATTERSALL GBR 10 3rd Badminton 2016 (77) 44.6 -
FEI 2016 Olympic Athlete-Horse Combination Ranking
FEI 2016 Olympic Athlete-Horse Combination Ranking - Eventing FINAL : Include events from 9.3.2015 to 06.03.2016 4 best results to count over the period of 9.3.2015 to 6.3.2016 All Athletes Rank Rider NFHorse Points 1 Michael JUNG GER A LA BIOSTHETIQUE - SAM FBW 356 2 Ingrid KLIMKE GER A HORSEWARE HALE BOB OLD 276 3 Aleksandr MARKOV RUS C KURFURSTIN 266 4 Alena TSELIAPUSHKINA BLR C PASSAT 260 5 Mark TODD NZL G LEONIDAS II 254 6 Mark TODD NZL G NZB CAMPINO 250 7 Michael JUNG GER A FISCHERROCANA FST 245 8 Tim PRICE NZL G WESKO 242 9 Blyth TAIT NZL G XANTHUS III 239 10 Dirk SCHRADE GER A HOP AND SKIP 236 11 Astier NICOLAS FRA B PIAF DE B'NEVILLE 232 12 Kitty KING GBR A PERSIMMON 231 13 Emily KING GBR A BROOKLEIGH 230 14 Stefano BRECCIAROLI ITA B VISCOUNT GEORGE 227 15 Shane ROSE AUS G CP QUALIFIED 223 16 Shane ROSE AUS G VIRGIL 222 17 Michael JUNG GER A FISCHERTAKINOU 214 17 Felix VOGG SUI B ONFIRE 214 19 Phillip DUTTON USA D FERNHILL FUGITIVE 211 20 Clarke JOHNSTONE NZL G BALMORAL SENSATION 210 21 Clark MONTGOMERY USA D LOUGHAN GLEN 202 21 Andrew HOY AUS G ALGEBRA 202 21 Aleksandr MARKOV RUS C CHAT NOIR 202 24 Lynn SYMANSKY USA D DONNER 196 24 Karin DONCKERS BEL B GRANDIOZ 196 26 Yoshiaki OIWA JPN G THE DUKE OF CAVAN 195 27 Pippa FUNNELL GBR A SANDMAN 7 194 27 Tim PRICE NZL G RINGWOOD SKY BOY 194 27 Tamra SMITH USA D MAI BAUM 194 30 Phillip DUTTON USA D FERNHILL CUBALAWN 190 31 Hazel SHANNON AUS G CLIFFORD 189 31 Marilyn LITTLE USA D RF DEMETER 189 33 Tim LIPS NED A CONCREX BAYRO 188 34 Ingrid KLIMKE GER A SAP ESCADA FRH 186 35 Jonelle PRICE -
1 156.00 GERMANY AIR JORDAN 2 Frank OSTHOLT 50.90 MARIUS
2006 FEI WORLD EQUESTRIAN GAMES / JEUX EQUESTRES MONDIAUX FEI 2006 Aachen (GER) 20 August – 3 September / Août – Septembre 2006 EVENTING / CONCOURS COMPLET Judges / Juges : Angela TUCKER (GBR), Brian ROSS (USA) Technical Delegate / Délégué Technique : Tom Maurice RYCHEWAERT (BEL) Course Designer / Chef de Piste : Rüdiger SCHWARZ (GER) TEAM CLASSIFICATION / CLASSEMENT PAR EQUIPE Place Rider Horse Results 1 GERMANY 156.00 Frank OSTHOLT AIR JORDAN 2 50.90 Hinrich ROMEIKE MARIUS 52.40 Bettina HOY RINGWOOD 52.70 Ingrid KLIMKE SLEEP LATE 96.70 2 GREAT BRITAIN 180.00 Zara PHILLIPS TOYTOWN 46.70 Daisy DICK SPRING ALONG 64.30 William FOX - PITT TAMARILLO 69.00 Mary KING CALL AGAIN CAVALIER 81.10 3 AUSTRALIA 197.30 Clayton FREDERICKS BEN ALONG TIME 48.80 Megan JONES KIRBY PARK IRISH 70.10 Andrew HOY MASTER MONARCH 78.40 Sonja JOHNSON RINGWOULD JAGUAR 1000.00 4 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 198.10 Amy TRYON POGGIO II 50.70 Kimberly SEVERSON WINSOME ADANTE 71.70 Will FAUDREE ANTIGUA 75.70 Heidi WHITE NORTHERN SPY 89.20 5 SWEDEN 218.20 Magnus GÄLLERDAL KEYMASTER 53.80 Dag ALBERT WHO’S BLITZ 67.50 Linda ALGOTSSON MY FAIR LADY 96.90 Viktoria CARLERBÄCK BALLY'S GERONIMO 129.60 6 NEW ZEALAND 221.70 Heelan TOMPKINS GLENGARRICK 53.80 Andrew NICHOLSON LORD KILLINGHURST 79.60 Caroline POWELL LENAMORE 88.30 Place Rider Horse Results Joe MEYER SNIP 170.80 7 FRANCE 312.90 Gilles VIRICEL BLAKRING 77.70 Nicolas TOUZAINT HILDAGO DE L’ILE 91.00 Jean TEULERE ESPOIR DE LA MARE 144.20 Arnaud BOITEAU EXPO DU MOULIN 1000.00 8 NETHERLANDS 358.00 Jan VAN BEEK LA CRU 95.00 Chantal -
USET Foundation NEWS
USET Foundation NEWS UNITED STATES EQUESTRIAN TEAM FOUNDATION • VOLUME 16, ISSUE 2 • SUMMER 2017 “LAURAS” REIGN SUPREME FOR TEAM USA AT CHIO AACHEN BY PHELPS MEDIA GROUP he mecca of equestrian sport, the World of top international equestrian events. In addi- Equestrian Festival CHIO Aachen, boast- tion to elite equestrian competition, the event Ted the world’s top athletes competing in includes a folk festival and party. This year, the five disciplines of show jumping, dressage, guests from the media, show business and eventing, driving and vaulting before crowds politics turned out to enjoy the exceptional of 350,000 fans from July 14–23. Founded in atmosphere of the Soers showgrounds, along- 1898, CHIO Aachen is long-standing on the list side families and fans from all over the globe. continued page 3 Laura Graves and Verdades Laura Kraut and Zeremonie Photo by Shannon Brinkman Photo by Shannon Brinkman Dear Friends, Officers Brownlee O. Currey, Jr. In the lead up to the World Equestrian Games next year in Tryon, Chairman of the Board W. James McNerney, Jr North Carolina, our athletes and United States Equestrian Teams President and CEO are well into their preparation of both training and competing. William H. Weeks The results in international competition this year, against some of Vice President Elizabeth Juliano the best equestrian nations, are exciting and promising. Secretary Philip Ernst Richter Treasurer McLain Ward and HH Azur’s World Cup Final victory in show Board of Trustees jumping was the epitome of a master at work. They dominated Georgina Bloomberg the competition, keeping a firm grasp on his goal of winning one of the few titles in show Alex Boone jumping that has eluded him. -
2004 EVENTING Sunday, 15 August 2004 Dressage Monday, 16 August
2004 EVENTING Sunday, 15 August 2004 Dressage Monday, 16 August 2004 Dressage Tuesday, 17 August 2004 Endurance Wednesday, 18 August 2004 Jumping Teams Wednesday, 18 August 2004 Jumping Individual Judges: Christoph Hess GER Angela Tucker GBR Cara Whitham CAN Course Designer: Albino Garbari ITA Technical Delegate: Michael Etherington-Smith GBR INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION Team individ. Dressage Cross Jumping Jumping TOTAL obst. time obst. time obst. time _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Leslie Law GBR Shear L’Eau 43.20 - 1.2 - - - - 44.40 2. Kimberly Severson USA Winsome Adante 36.20 - - 4.00 1.0 4.00 - 45.20 3. Pippa Funnell GBR Primmore’s Pride 31.40 - 11.2 - - 4.00 - 46.60 4. Jean Teulère FRA Espoir de la Mare 38.40 - - 4.00 4.0 4.00 - 50.40 5. Hinrich Romeike GER Marius 44.40 - 0.8 - - 4.00 2.0 51.20 6. Amy Tryon USA Poggio 50.60 - 1.2 - - - - 51.80 7. Heelan Tompkins NZL Glengarrick 44.00 - - 4.00 - 4.00 - 52.00 8. Nicolas Touzaint FRA Galan de Sauvagère 29.40 - - 4.00 - 16.00 3.0 52.40 9. Bettina Hoy GER Ringwood Cockatoo 32.00 - 3.6 - 14.0 4.00 2.0 55.60 10. Constantin v. Rijckevorsel BEL Withcote Nellie 48.00 - 6.4 - - 4.00 - 58.40 11. Rebel Morrow AUS Oaklea Groover 40.60 - 1.6 4.00 4.0 8.00 2.0 60.20 12. Darren Chiacchia USA Windfall 44.60 - - 8.00 - 8.00 - 60.60 13. Phillip Dutton AUS Nova Top 46.80 - - 4.00 - 12.00 - 62.80 14. -
Facts on Olympic History
HORSE Times V iew Issue #15, Sep. 2004 PUBLISHER Permanent Press ltd. EDITOR IN CHIEF Khaled Assem [email protected] MMANAANAGGINGING EDITOR AND DESIGNER Assmaa Abd El-Samad [email protected] WRITERS AND CONTRIBUTORS Ahmed Gamal Assmaa Ahmed Eng. Emad Zaghlool Eng. Samir Abdel Fatah Ina El Kobbia Khaled Assem Radwa Yousri COVER PHOTO Nermine Said PHOTOSPHOTOS Dear Readers, Ahmed Gamal Assmaa Ahmed The biggest event in the sport's world: "The Olympic Khaled Assem Games". Every four years we see efforts, hopes, dreams, and plans including a lot of energy and dedication. SPECIAL THANKS TO An overwhelming statement that really took my heart and Hany El Naggar Salma Barakat mind; that is the Olympic creed "the most important thing in Mohamed Mansour the games is not to win but to take part, just as the most Mohamed Farouk important thing in life is not the triumph, but the struggle. Mohamed Ahmed The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have SUBSCRIPTION & MARKETING fought well." This statement just says it all, its all about try- SERVICES E-mail: [email protected] ing honorably and courageously. Yet we still see athletes [email protected] Mail: Representative office: failing doping tests and horses testing positive followed by Equicare: 2, Bahgat Aly st. Zamalek, medals changing places! In this issue you'll find a lot of Cairo, Egypt Tel & Fax: +2 02 -735- 6939 intriguing information about the last Olympics in particular +2 02 -735- 4348 and the Olympic Games in general. Moreover, a most fascinating interview with Mohamed www.horsetimesegypt.com.horsetimesegypt.com Mansour junior expressing his personal views, as well as HORSE Times is a quarterly magazine those of McDonald's international, regarding their policy of founded in 1998 in Egypt by Khaled Assem. -
Annual Report 2009 Report 2009 Annual Annual Report 2009
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 FEIANNUAL REPORT 2009 Fédération Equestre Internationale Avenue de Rumine 37 1005 Lausanne Switzerland t +41 21 310 47 47 f +41 21 310 47 60 e [email protected] www.fei.org ANNUAL REPORT 2009 FOREWORD BY THE FEI PRESIDENT Last year, the recommendations of the Ljungqvist and how much young people can achieve through dedication Stevens Commissions laid out a clear roadmap for improving and determination. I am convinced that the performances governance and compliance issues, opening the way for a of the competitors will serve to inspire and motivate other new era of Clean Sport. In 2009, the FEI continued to work young riders. on education, the professionalisation of more roles in the sport and the need to redefi ne protocols. The FEI family’s Equestrian heroes in fi ve categories were celebrated at the overwhelming support for the recommendations and its revamped FEI Awards in Copenhagen in November. I would endorsement of the new Equine Anti-Doping and Controlled like to congratulate Wendy Gidlow from Africa (Alltech Medication Regulations mean that we can now take concrete Development Award), Alex Hua Tian, from China (HSBC Rising action that will benefi t our athletes, our community and Star Award), Michelle Robson, Australia (Best Groom Award) our public. I would like to thank Lord Stevens and Professor and Darlene Milord, Haiti (Against All Odds Award) and Ljungqvist for paving the way to ensuring the removal of inspirational rider Meredith Michaels Beerbaum, Germany, improper practices from our sport. who took the award for Best Athlete. We hope that when the awards are launched in 2010, the response to our call for I would also like to thank our sponsors – Alltech, HSBC and nominees will match this year’s, which went far beyond our Rolex – for their precious support and loyalty. -
THE HANOVERIAN No
07|2016 THE HANOVERIAN No. 7 | July 2016 Sport One Australian – two Hanoverians Sport Lordan wins in Langley Sport Longlists for Olympic Games Sport 2 The Hanoverian 07|2016 Sport One Australian – two Hanoverians These would have been his eighth Olympic Games: Andrew Hoy was aiming at Rio de Janeiro with his two Hanoverian horses: Rutherglen and Cheeky Calimbo. The dissapointment was great when he was not selected end of July. Since almost forty years, this Australian is one of the World’s best event riders, and he is far from standing back to give others precedence. By Britta Züngel ndrew Hoy has a passion for sports with years old and arrived in Kentucky with my little Aspeed. He needs the adrenaline, so he says. Australian stockhorse Davey. I still very well re- He has a license to ride a motorcycle. One hp still member the big, heavy German horses at the time fascinates him as well. “I need adrenaline. Riding – they were enormous,” he says with a smirk. In the Nations Cup in Aachen to me is still adrenali- 1984, Andrew Hoy participated in the Olympic ne,” says someone, who won three Olympic gold Games for the first time. They were held in Los An- medals and one silver medal, who stood on the geles. He finished in 15th position in the individual podium at the World Championships four times competition aboard Davey and fifth with his team. and won classic event competitions like Badmin- The World Championships in Luhmühlen and Gaw- ton, Burghley, Melbourne and Lexington. He also ler followed. -
The CAS Ad Hoc Division at the Athens Olympic Games Richard Mclaren
Marquette Sports Law Review Volume 15 Article 11 Issue 1 Fall The CAS Ad Hoc Division at the Athens Olympic Games Richard McLaren Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarship.law.marquette.edu/sportslaw Part of the Entertainment and Sports Law Commons Repository Citation Richard McLaren, The CAS Ad Hoc Division at the Athens Olympic Games, 15 Marq. Sports L. Rev. 175 (2004) Available at: http://scholarship.law.marquette.edu/sportslaw/vol15/iss1/11 This International Perspective is brought to you for free and open access by the Journals at Marquette Law Scholarly Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. INTERNATIONAL SPORTS LAW PERSPECTIVE THE CAS AD HOC DIVISION AT THE ATHENS OLYMPIC GAMES RICHARD MCLAREN* I. INTRODUCTION The XXVIII Olympiad in Athens was the Games in which the IOC was returning to its roots to refresh and renew its commitments to the ethical standards of sport. The Athens Games were the third Summer Olympic Games to which the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has dispatched an Ad Hoc Division (AHD). The structure of the AHD at these Games was similar to that of its predecessors. Twelve independent arbitrators were chosen to constitute the AHD and sit on the arbitration panels. I For the AHD it was the Games at which doping2 and corruption comprised Richard H. McLaren is a present member of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) and Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Western Ontario, London, Canada. He wrote this article with the assistance of his researcher Patrick Clement, Western LL.B./M.B.A. -
Catch up on All the Latest News, Events & Gossip from the Horseworld
Catch up on all the latest news, events & gossip from the iders horseworld LOUNGER Diary Out & About News & Events Readers Letters Team Talk EASTER’S BIGGEST NEW FOR 2009 Metropolitan Police EQUESTRIAN New Parelli Zone Activity Ride EVENT ON Displays: A number of activities have Also headlining this year is the SALE NOW! been planned for the Parelli Jean François Pignon sensational Metropolitan Police Tickets are now on sale for one of Zone including seminars and Back by popular demand! Activity Ride. Consisting of eight Britain’s premier indoor equestrian demonstrations on Natural Witness a totally unique and active Police Officers and their events, the British Open Show Horsemanship and Parelli training inspiring display of unsurpassed horses, the Metropolitan Police Jumping Championships. methods. horsemanship by the world- will return to demonstrate their famous Jean François Pignon unrivalled level of skill and agility. Following the hugely successful New Shopping Pavilion and his magical white horses. Don’t miss this stunning Ride as Diamond Jubilee Horse of the His spectacular display of these incredible serving officers Year Show (HOYS), Grandstand The Show layout has also been horsemanship will provide and their horses jump through Group, the team behind HOYS improved! Trade stands will now headline entertainment with an rings of fire, a solid paper wall and the British Open, has today be located in the new, enlarged all new performance unique and complete impossibly fast announced that tickets for the Shopping Pavilion which will be to the 2009 British Open. crossovers to music. British Open Show Jumping situated directly adjacent to the Jean François will perform Championships 2009, 16th – 19th British Open Indoor Andrews Bowen International two different displays in every April at Birmingham’s LG Arena, Arena and the Parelli Zone.