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UPDATE on NEGATIVE BLOOD and URINE ANALYSES RESULTS in 2020 in the EADCM PROGRAMME (Updated 25.03.2020) UPDATE ON NEGATIVE BLOOD AND URINE ANALYSES RESULTS IN 2020 IN THE EADCM PROGRAMME (updated 25.03.2020) DATE CATEGORY PLACE COUNTRY HORSE'S NAME NF PR January 01 - 04 CSI4*-W/ ABU DHABI UAE TIGERLILLY UAE CSIYH1*/ BELCANTO Z UAE CSIY-A/CSIJ-A/CSICh-A IPSWICH VAN DE WOLFSAKKER IRL CALISTA DE LA HART UAE EVYRA JOR BINGO DU PARC AUT GODIVA'S BOY P JOR SUPERTRAMP SR Z UAE GUATEMALA UAE H.FOREVER YOUNG B-FBH GER Z7 REGAL DON IRL 08 - 12 CEI3* 160/ TRUTH USA CH LADY MADONNA USA CEI2* 120/CEI1* 100 OR CONSEQUENCES JUST BELIEVE USA 09 - 12 CSI5*-W/CSIAm-A BASEL SUI ZOWITTO FRA CINSEY ITA ULTIMATUM IDEAL GBR CARUSO ENRICO SUI JOLIE VH MOLENHOF SUI JALANTA P FRA IMPERIUM SUI LOUIS VUITTON VD WOUWERSE VELD NED CASTLEFIELD VEGAS IRL CHELDON SWE KINSHASA DE GOEDEREEDE BEL CLINT OF HERA SUI SMA SHAKIRA GER UNOCHEP GER 10 - 11 CEI2* 120/CEI1* 100 SAKHIR BRN QADJAR LARZAC BRN MACARENA DE L'ILE BRN ULTRACLASS BRN ZLOTY WIATR BRN SHADOW DE LURIECQ BRN SZAKUR BRN PALERMO BRN CALL ME LA MAJORIE BRN 10 - 12 CSI2* VILLENEUVE-LOUBET FRA IDARQUITHAGO ROU BABY BOY DU MURGER FRA FINNISK BEOWULF POR MY COOL PASSION ITA 14 - 19 CSI2*/CSIU25-A WELLINGTON USA MILLIONINMIND GBR 16 - 19 CSI5*-W/ LEIPZIG GER JENKINS TER DOORN SUI CSIYH1* incl. 8yo/ OAKS MILKY WAY AUS CSIAm-A/CAI-W/ EDINBURGH NED CVI-Masterclass DARK BELUGA GER ARKO JUNIOR GER CELINA 218 GER FAVORY XXXI-45-2-6 (HECTOR) NED CUPFER GER 16 - 19 CPEDI3* ORNAGO ITA DOMINIQUE CZE EXTRAVAGANTE DO PIL SLO BEKA'S LADYLOVER ITA 17 - 19 CEI1* 100 ELVAS POR FADO S. 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