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1 12 TOWNEND, Oliver BALLAGHMOR CLASS GBR 287 2 Discipline: Eventing Ranking / Standing Name: Olympic Ranking - All athletes Ranking / Standing Date: 30/09/2019 (include validated results from 01/01/2019 to 30/09/2019) Ranking / Standing No: 10 Rank Previous Athlete Horse NF Points 1 12 TOWNEND, Oliver BALLAGHMOR CLASS GBR 287 2 1 JUNG, Michael FISCHERCHIPMUNK FRH GER 252 3 26 FRENCH, Piggy VANIR KAMIRA GBR 245 4 2 LIPS, Tim BAYRO NED 236 5 28 MURRAY, Imogen IVAR GOODEN GBR 226 6 3 FRENCH, Piggy QUARRYCREST ECHO GBR 223 7 4 MCEWEN, Tom FIGARO VAN HET BROEKXHOF GBR 221 8 5 BRAGG, Alexander ZAGREB GBR 212 9 49 BULLIMORE, Sarah REVE DU ROUET GBR 206 10 6 DANIELS, Cathal RIOGHAN RUA IRL 203 11 7 KING, Kitty VENDREDI BIATS GBR 200 12 11 OIWA, Yoshiaki CALLE 44 JPN 196 13 8 VOGG, Felix COLERO SUI 194 14 115 FUNNELL, Pippa MGH GRAFTON STREET GBR 191 15 9 TOWNEND, Oliver COOLEY MASTER CLASS GBR 189 16 10 KLIMKE, Ingrid SAP HALE BOB OLD GER 188 17 80 SVENNERSTAL, Ludwig STINGER SWE 180 18 43 WOOLVEN, Becky DHI BABETTE K GBR 180 19 13 MARKOV, Aleksandr LEADER RUS 176 20 14 HOBDAY, Ben SHADOW MAN GBR 175 21 110 TATTERSALL, Gemma SANTIAGO BAY GBR 168 22 15 TOUZAINT, Nicolas ABSOLUT GOLD HDC FRA 167 23 17 SUMMERLAND, Mollie CHARLY VAN TER HEIDEN GBR 165 24 16 SIX, Christopher TOTEM DE BRECEY FRA 164 25 70 NICHOLSON, Andrew AS IS NZL 160 26 79 MARTYSHEV, Valery PRIMERO RUS 159 27 113 KIEFFER, Lauren VERMICULUS USA 158 28 18 SPISAK, Pawel BANDERAS POL 154 29 19 PRICE, Tim ASCONA M NZL 152 30 20 WATSON, Sam IMPERIAL SKY IRL 152 31 90 HALLIDAY-SHARP, Elisabeth DENIRO Z USA 148 32 21 MARTIN, Boyd TSETSERLEG USA 147 33 22 DIBOWSKI, Andreas FRH CORRIDA GER 147 34 23 CROWE, Madison WAITANGI PINTEREST NZL 147 35 117 TOMOTO, Kazuma BROOKPARK VIKENTI JPN 146 04/10/2019 12:13:15 Page 1 of 30 Discipline: Eventing Ranking / Standing Name: Olympic Ranking - All athletes Ranking / Standing Date: 30/09/2019 (include validated results from 01/01/2019 to 30/09/2019) Ranking / Standing No: 10 Rank Previous Athlete Horse NF Points 36 59 CAMMOCK, Emily SHAW LEE NZL 146 37 24 JOHNSON, Sonja MISTY ISLE VALENTINO AUS 143 38 46 MARZAHL, Nadine VALENTINE 18 GER 143 39 25 BURTON, Christopher LAWTOWN CHLOE AUS 141 40 120 PRIHODA JR, Miloslav FERREOLUS LAT CZE 141 41 74 ECROYD, Sam DAVINCI GBR 140 42 27 SIEMER, Anna FRH BUTT'S AVONDALE GER 139 43 29 COLEMAN, William OFF THE RECORD USA 137 44 82 BERKELEY, Daisy BALLINTESKIN COOPER S GBR 137 45 249 PRICE, Tim BANGO NZL 136 46 32 FLETCHER, Jacob VAN GOUGH USA 136 47 30 NICHOLSON, Andrew SWALLOW SPRINGS NZL 135 48 31 JACKSON, Lucy SUPERSTITION NZL 135 49 147 FRENCH, Piggy CASTLETOWN CLOVER GBR 134 50 33 TOWNEND, Oliver CILLNABRADDEN EVO GBR 131 51 281 TOWNEND, Oliver DREAMLINER GBR 131 52 84 O’DONOGHUE, Meghan PALM CRESCENT USA 130 53 34 PAWLAK, Joanna FANTASTIC FRIEDA POL 130 54 35 PRICE, Tim XAVIER FAER NZL 128 55 36 PAYNE, Doug VANDIVER USA 128 56 97 DUTTON, Phillip Z USA 127 57 37 MCNAB, Kevin SCUDERIA 1918 DON QUIDAM AUS 125 58 38 BURTON, Christopher GRAF LIBERTY AUS 124 59 39 COLLETT, Laura DACAPO GBR 124 60 40 LIPS, Tim ECLIPS NED 123 61 41 AUFFARTH, Sandra VIAMANT DU MATZ GER 122 62 42 TOWNEND, Oliver TREGILDER GBR 122 63 256 ROSS, Amanda KOKO POPPING CANDY AUS 120 64 229 FRENCH, Piggy BROOKFIELD INOCENT GBR 119 65 44 CHANDLER, Emilie GORTFADDA DIAMOND GBR 117 66 212 BIRCH, Samantha DIRECT TULLYORAN CRUISE AUS 117 67 45 COLLETT, Laura LONDON 52 GBR 117 68 96 LANDY, Sophia HUMBLE GLORY AUS 115 69 47 TINNEY, Stuart CELEBRATION AUS 114 70 256 ZELENKO, Alexander CARLO GRANDE JR. BLR 112 04/10/2019 12:13:15 Page 2 of 30 Discipline: Eventing Ranking / Standing Name: Olympic Ranking - All athletes Ranking / Standing Date: 30/09/2019 (include validated results from 01/01/2019 to 30/09/2019) Ranking / Standing No: 10 Rank Previous Athlete Horse NF Points 71 48 TOMOTO, Kazuma VINCI DE LA VIGNE JRA JPN 109 72 219 FUNNELL, Pippa BILLY WALK ON GBR 109 73 50 VOGEL, Anna-Katharina DSP QUINTANA P GER 108 74 51 BILLYS, Lauren CASTLE LARCHFIELD PURDY PUR 108 74 51 POTTINGER, Amanda JUST KIDDING NZL 108 76 135 BARR, Fylicia GALLOWAY SUNRISE USA 107 77 272 FAMINOU, Aliaksandr MARTINIE BLR 107 78 246 IVANOVA, Maryna DIONIS BLR 107 79 53 MARTIN, Boyd ON CUE USA 107 80 54 GRIFFITHS, Sam PAULANK BROCKAGH AUS 106 81 55 ROMEIKE, Louise WAIKIKI 207 SWE 106 82 56 PANIZZON, Vittoria SUPER CILLIOUS ITA 106 83 57 DONCKERS, Karin FLETCHA VAN 'T VERAHOF BEL 105 84 58 OIWA, Yoshiaki BART L JRA JPN 105 84 135 BLOM, Merel CEDA NED 105 86 191 BRAGG, Alexander KING OF THE MILL GBR 105 87 60 BURTON, Christopher COOLEY LANDS AUS 104 88 61 BURNETT, Hannah Sue HARBOUR PILOT USA 104 89 135 BRANNIGAN, Jennie STELLA ARTOIS USA 103 89 62 MARTIN, Boyd RAY PRICE W USA 103 91 162 LYLE, Sam BF VALOUR AUS 103 92 63 TATTERSALL, Gemma JALAPENO GBR 103 93 64 INGHAM, Yasmin SANDMAN 7 GBR 103 94 169 TATTERSALL, Gemma CHILLI KNIGHT GBR 103 95 65 SOMMER, Josefa HAMILTON 24 GER 103 96 66 ABBOTT, Clare EURO PRINCE IRL 102 97 67 LINDBÄCK, Niklas FOCUS FILIOCUS SWE 102 98 68 GRIEVE, Simon MR FAHRENHEIT GBR 102 99 69 ALLISTON, James PANDORA GBR 102 100 71 KITAJIMA, Ryuzo CEKATINKA JRA JPN 101 101 151 JOHNSTON, Kirsty CLASSIC VI GBR 101 102 72 ADNERVIK, Ebba CHIPPIEH SWE 100 103 73 SCHRADE, Dirk CATELAN GER 100 104 132 LUCEY, Nicholas PROUD COURAGE GBR 100 105 75 HOY, Andrew VASSILY DE LASSOS AUS 100 04/10/2019 12:13:15 Page 3 of 30 Discipline: Eventing Ranking / Standing Name: Olympic Ranking - All athletes Ranking / Standing Date: 30/09/2019 (include validated results from 01/01/2019 to 30/09/2019) Ranking / Standing No: 10 Rank Previous Athlete Horse NF Points 106 76 PRICE, Jonelle GROVINE DE REVE NZL 99 107 203 KLIMKE, Ingrid SAP ASHA P GER 99 108 307 TRUNDA, Miroslav SHUTTERFLYKE CZE 99 109 77 THIERIOT STUTES, Frances CHATWIN USA 98 110 78 HILL, Nicola MGH BINGO BOY GBR 98 111 81 SCHMIDT, Tanya LAURENTINO AUS 97 112 193 POWER, Elizabeth SAMUEL THOMAS II IRL 97 113 83 VALLETTE LT COL, Thibaut QING DU BRIOT ENE HN FRA 96 114 85 WAHLER, Christoph IGNATZ 22 GER 96 115 86 JACKSON, Tom PENCOS CROWN JEWEL GBR 96 116 91 VOGG, Felix ARCHIE ROCKS SUI 95 117 87 BURTON, Christopher POLYSTAR I AUS 95 118 88 LEVECQUE, Victor RNH MC USTINOV FRA 95 119 89 WARSZAWSKI, Pawel ARISTO A-Z POL 94 120 92 MURPHY, Joseph SPORTSFIELD OTHELLO IRL 93 121 396 STRAKER, Storm WELL DESIGNED GBR 92 122 93 UGOLOTTI, Giovanni NOTE WORTHY ITA 92 123 145 DIBOWSKI, Andreas FRH BUTTS AVEDON GER 92 124 94 TAYLOR, Isabelle ( Izzy) PSH GAZELLE GBR 91 125 95 GLYNN, Ciaran NOVEMBER NIGHT IRL 90 126 256 DANIELS, Cathal LEB LIAS JEWEL IRL 90 127 178 ALDINGER, Nicolai NEWELL GER 89 128 200 KITAJIMA, Ryuzo FEROZA NIEUWMOED JPN 88 129 97 COOK, Kristina BILLY THE RED GBR 86 130 99 ENNIS, Sarah HORSEWARE WOODCOURT GARRISON IRL 86 131 104 TAINSH, Simon PUNCHING IN A DREAM AUS 85 132 100 BULLIMORE, Sarah CONPIERRE GBR 84 133 101 KURBEL, Jörg JOSERA'S ENTERTAIN YOU GER 84 134 102 RAWLIN, Will VIP VINNIE GBR 84 135 103 MCNAB, Kevin WILLUNGA AUS 84 136 238 LIVIO, Maxime VEGAS DES BOURSONS FRA 83 137 105 KIEFFER, Lauren PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE USA 82 137 105 SVENNERSTAL, Ludwig EL KAZIR SP SWE 82 139 485 GRALD, Ariel LEAMORE MASTER PLAN USA 82 140 107 SCHIVO, Arianna QUEFIRA DE L'ORMEAU ITA 82 04/10/2019 12:13:15 Page 4 of 30 Discipline: Eventing Ranking / Standing Name: Olympic Ranking - All athletes Ranking / Standing Date: 30/09/2019 (include validated results from 01/01/2019 to 30/09/2019) Ranking / Standing No: 10 Rank Previous Athlete Horse NF Points 141 108 GODEL, Robin GRANDEUR DE LULLY CH SUI 82 142 109 MARTIN, Caroline DANGER MOUSE USA 82 143 110 KRAJEWSKI, Julia SAMOURAI DU THOT GER 82 143 256 ROSE, Shane VIRGIL AUS 82 145 112 TATTERSALL, Gemma QUICKLOOK V GBR 81 146 114 FOX - PITT, William LITTLE FIRE GBR 80 147 119 LAW, Leslie VOLTAIRE DE TRE' GBR 80 148 116 STOCKTON, Polly MISTER MACCONDY GBR 79 149 256 TAYLOR, Isabelle ( Izzy) FONBHERNA LANCER GBR 79 149 256 SYMANSKY, Lynn UNDER SUSPECTION USA 79 149 281 RUTLEDGE, Colleen COVERT RIGHTS USA 79 152 118 HALLIDAY-SHARP, Elisabeth FERNHILL BY NIGHT USA 79 153 482 CAVAILLON, Sebastien SARAH D'ARGOUGES FRA 78 154 449 LOCKWOOD, Louisa DIAMOND RUCTIONS GBR 77 155 120 MORRISON, Brian GLOBAL ORCHID IRL 77 156 122 PRICE, Tim RINGWOOD SKY BOY NZL 76 157 123 COLLINS, Felicity JUST AMAZING GBR 76 158 124 SHANNON, Hazel WILLINGAPARK CLIFFORD AUS 76 159 128 SIGISMUNDI, Bianca ROYAL CHANEL AUS 76 160 125 PRICE, Tim WESKO NZL 75 161 126 LISSINGTON, Samantha RICKER RIDGE RUI NZL 75 162 463 PHILP, Emily CAMEMBERT GBR 74 163 127 DAGOSTINO, Michael KINNORDY GATOW AUS 74 164 513 FLARUP, Peter T. FRANKIE DEN 73 165 501 BAXTER, Andrea INDY 500 USA 73 166 149 JOCELYN, Daniel BLACKTHORN CRUISE NZL 73 167 129 BIGOT, Jean Lou UTRILLO DU HALAGE FRA 73 168 130 ARMSTRONG, Annabel QUAPRICE AUS 73 169 327 ROSS, Amanda DONDIABLO AUS 73 170 131 FREDERICKS, Clayton OPHELIA AUS 72 171 132 BURTON, Christopher QUALITY PURDEY AUS 72 171 132 KIEFFER, Lauren D.A.
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