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Australia's World Equestrian Games Record Australia’s World Equestrian Games record Rider Horse Team Individual Stockholm 1990 Eventing Greg Watson Tekainga Fred DNC 12th David Green Duncan II DNC 34th William Whyntie Skean Dhu DNC Eliminated Andrew Hoy Kiwi DNC Withdrawn Heath Ryan Stirling Goshawk - 21st Jumping Vicki Roycroft Mickey Mouse 13th 10th George Sanna Westend Evita 13th 53rd Susanne Bond Aston 13th 54th Colleen Brook Talkind 13th 61st Dressage Rozzie Ryan Stirling Wilton 13th 36th Peter Weston Tutenkhamen 13th 38th Glennis Scott Livius 28 13th 62nd Gillian Rickard Peaches and Cream 13th 67th Driving Michael Thill 13th 30th Rod Ryan 13th 41st Endurance June Petersen Abbeline Lionel 6th Bronze Andrew Cleeson Tristam Selqua 6th 20th Tom Thomsen Prince Aussie 6th Terry Wood Kilaben Bay 6th Vaulting Angela Scott-Irving Alaska 2 - 32nd Julie Leary Alaska 2 - 34th Melanie Fleming Alaska 2 - 35th The Hague 1994 Eventing Prue Cribb Navarone 4th 9th Phillip Dutton True Blue Girdwood 4th 18th Felicity Cribb Carmody Street 4th 33rd Gillian Rolton Peppermint Grove 4th 41st David Green Chatsby - 10th Wendy Schaffer Sunburst - 16th Jumping Charles Moffat Kelso Mulga Bill 15th 30th Chris Chadwick Mister Midnight 15th 53rd Diane Dawson Taxi 15th 58th Michelle Lang Odds On 15th 75th Dressage Mary Hanna Mosaic II 14th 41st Maurice Bruce Neversfelde Kensington 14th 45th Judith Dierks Dom Perignon 14th 51st Driving Michael Thill - 33rd Endurance Brook Sample Sharahd Cavalier Bronze 8th Christine Forrester Mandola Galactic Bronze 17th Melonie de Jong Vet School Laurance Bronze 20th Barbara Timms Kildara Sharina Bronze 22nd Vaulting Tanya Klein Gusta - 42nd Rome 1998 Eventing Stuart Tinney Jeepster DNC 9th Phillip Dutton True Blue Girdwood DNC 18th David Green Chatsby DNC Retired Shane Rose It's A Knockout DNC Retired Olivia Bunn GV Braveheart - 8th Jumping Jeff Bloomfield Hi Vain 18th 33rd Vicki Roycroft Coalminer 18th 58th Deon Williams November Rain 18th 62nd Dressage Kristy Oatley-Nist Rosemount Maurice 13th 39th Ricky MacMillan Crisp 13th 54th Mary Hanna Mosaic II 13th 55th Nancy French Wiking 13th 77th Driving Boyd Exell - 25th Vaulting Nick Hartog Garat - 8th Tystin Lowe Warkant 6 - 33rd Frances Marsh Signalass - 40th Jerez 2002 Eventing Olivia Bunn GV Top of the Line 4th 7th David Middleton Willowbank Jack 4th 11th Stuart Tinney Ava 4th 16th Andrew Hoy Moonfleet 4th Elim Phillip Dutton House Doctor - 5th Sammi McLeod Frederick Hunter - 15th Jumping Edwina Alexander Quelle Damme vd 13th 48th Vicki Roycroft Luna Luna 13th 40th Michelle Lang KS Double Up 13th Geoff Bloomfield Eloise de Semilly 13th Dressage Heath Ryan GV Sterling Stilton 12th Rachael Sanna Yardley Aphrodite 12th Mary Hanna Limbo 12th Ricky MacMillan Crisp 12th Driving Boyd Exell - 16th Endurance Margaret Wade Castlebar Treaty Bronze 4th Kristie McGaffin Castlebar Macleod Bronze 14th Penelope Toft Bremervale Justice Bronze 43rd Jan Tyrell Kassie - 16th Vaulting Tristyn Lowe Leonardo/ Lasse K. - 6th Aachen 2006 Eventing Clayton Fredericks Ben Along Time Bronze Silver Megan Jones Kirby Park Irish Jester Bronze 16th Andrew Hoy Master Monarch Bronze 22nd Sonja Johnson Ringwould Jaguar Bronze Retired Phillip Dutton Connaught - 30th Shane Rose All Luck - Retired Jumping Edwina Alexander Isovlas Pialotta 16th 4th Rod Brown Mr Burns 16th 91st Peter McMahon Kolora Stud Genoa 16th 95th Jamie Kermond Stylish King 16th 105th Dressage Kristy Oatley Quando-Quando 9th 15th Matthew Dowsley Cinderella 9th =29th Rachael Sanna Chatham Park Jac 9th 54th Kelly Layne Amoucheur 9th Elim Driving Robert Edwards Ajax, Bosun, Gilder, 38th Glorieux Prince, Nelson Endurance Margaret Wade Schuska 6th 29th Peter Toft Electra BBP Murdoch 6th 36th Brook Sample Archduke 6th 42nd Penelope Toft Bremervale Justice - 47th Jennifer Gilbertson Harriet - 55th Vaulting Tristyn Lowe Latinio - 10th Samantha Blunden Czambul 2 - 14th Kayla Brewer Go for Gold - 47th Kentucky 2010 Dressage Hayley Beresford Relampago do Retiro 8th - Elim DNC Lyndal Oatley Potifar 8th - 65.574% N/A 9th GPS (72.167%) Brett Parbery Victory Salute 8th - 70.089% 9th GPF (76.350%) Rachael Sanna Jaybee Alabaster 8th - 68.809% 27th GPS (67.000%) Eventing Chris Burton Holstein Park Leilani Indiv 48th - 122.1 Peter Atkins Henry Jota Hampton Indiv 24th - 64.6 Sam Griffiths Happy Times 14th Elim Sonja Johnson Ringwould Jaguar 14th WD Paul Tapner Inonothing 14th Ret Stuart Tinney Vettori 14th 8th - 47.6 Jumping Edwina Alexander Cevo Itot du Chateau 7th 13th Chris Chugg Vivant 7th 21st James Paterson-Robinson Niack De L’Abbaye 7th 57th Matt Wiliams Urelevan Van De Helle 7th 62nd Dressage Hayley Beresford Relampago do Retiro 8th (Elim) DNC Lyndal Oatley Potifar 8th - 65.574% 9th GPS - 72.167% Brett Parbery Victory Salute 8th - 70.089% 9th GPF - 76.350% Rachael Sanna Jaybee Alabaster 8th - 68.809% 27th GPS - 67.000% Driving Capone,Rambo, Winston, Boyd Exell 5th Gold Monty,Spitfire Ulano,Rolls Royce, Gavin Robson V.RedRave, Portfolio, 5th 17th Ultimate Endurance Matt Sample Tarrangower Crecendo DNC Elim Penny Toft Don DNC 44st Norbert Radny West Coast Archaron DNC Elim Reining Warren Backhouse Whizs Bronze Star 11th 13th - 216.50 Martin Larcombe Top Prize Prince 11th 19th - 211.50 Shauna Larcombe Silver Benz 11th N/A Warwick Schiller Peptos I Brow 11th N/A Vaulting Krystle Lander (Indiv) 27th Compulsory 27th Freestyle Team Phoenix 9th 9th Freestyle Sally Briggs 9th Rebecca Hillman 9th Joanne Lee 9th Sarah Leadbeater 9th Jess Mazlin 9th Ruth Skrzypek 9th Lani Maher 9th Lee Briggs 9th James Hocking 9th Para-Equestrian Grace Bowman (Gr 2) Kirby Park Joy 10th Indiv Championship 4th - 67.143% Freestyle 13th - 67.850% Nicole Kullen (Gr 1b) Nikshar Nomination 10th 16th - 58.696% Indiv Championship 16th - 58.696% Freestyle 15th - 61.550% Sharon Jarvis (Gr 3) Applewood Odorado 10th Indiv Championship Bronze - 68.867% Freestyle Bronze - 74.700% Kate Doughty (Gr 4) Heatherton Park Al Capone 10th Indiv Championship 16th - 59.742% Freestyle 12th - 68.950% .
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