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1996 JUMPING Monday, 29 July 1996 First Qualification 1996 JUMPING Monday, 29 July 1996 First Qualification Thursday, 1 August 1996 Team Competition (also Individual Qualifications 2 and 3) Sunday, 4 August 1996 Individual Final Judges: Franz Pranter AUT José Alvarez de Bohorques ESP John Ammermann USA Francis Michielsen BEL Course Designer: Linda Allen USA Technical Delegate: Olaf Petersen GER INDIVIDUAL QUALIFICATION (SEE INDIVIDUAL FINAL PAGE 3) Round Round Round TOTAL 1 2 3 Points __________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Ludger Beerbaum GER Ratina Z 0 0 0.25 0.25 2. Rodrigo Pessoa BRA Tomboy 1.25 0 0.75 2.00 3. Ludo Philippaerts BEL King Darco 0 4 0 4.00 4. Jan Tops NED Top Gun 0 0 4.25 4.25 5. Ulrich Kirchhoff GER Jus de Pommes 4 0.75 0.75 5.50 6. Anne Kursinski USA Eros 0 0 8 8.00 7. Hervé Godignon FRA Viking du Tillard 4.25 4.25 0 8.50 8. Fernando Sarasola ESP Ennio 10 0 0.25 10.25 9. Anton Martin Bauer AUT Remus 4 0 8 12.00 Valerio Sozzi ITA Gaston 0 12 0 12.00 Michael Matz USA Rhum 4 4 4 12.00 12. Geoff Billington GBR It’s Otto 0.25 12 0 12.25 13. Roger-Yves Bost FRA Souviens Toi 4.75 8 0 12.75 14. Leslie Burr-Howard USA Extreme 0 14 0 14.00 15. Takeshi Shirai JPN Vicomte du Mesnil 2 8.25 4.50 14.75 16. Hugo Simon AUT E.T. 4 4 8 16.00 Alexandra Lederman FRA Rochet M 8 4 4 16.00 Willi Melliger SUI Calvaro 4 12 0 16.00 Beat Mändli SUI City Banking 4 8 4 16.00 Urs Fäh SUI Jeremia 4 4 8 16.00 Peter Eriksson SWE Robin Z 4 8 4 16.00 Peter Leone USA Legato 12 4 0 16.00 23. Alvaro Miranda Neto BRA Aspen 8 0.25 8 16.25 Jerry Smit ITA Constantijn 8.25 4 4 16.25 25. Patrice Delaveau FRA Roxane de Gruchy 0.50 8 8 16.50 26. Jaime Guerra MEX Risueno 4 9.50 4 17.50 27. Peter Charles IRL Beneton 13.75 0 4 17.75 28. Alejandro Jorda ESP Hernando du Sablon 5 5 8.50 18.50 29. Helmut Morbitzer AUT Racal 0 16 4 20.00 Lars Nieberg GER For Pleasure 8 0 12 20.00 Natale Chiaudani ITA Rheingold de Luyne 4 12 4 20.00 Jos Lansink NED Carthago 4 8 8 20.00 Emile Hendrix NED Finesse 4 12 4 20.00 34. André Johannpeter BRA Calei 8.25 4.25 8 20.50 Jessica Chesney IRL Diamond Exchange 8 8.50 4 20.50 36. Rutherford Latham ESP Sourire d’Aze 5 8 8 21.00 37. Eddie Macken IRL Schalkhaar 4 4 14 22.00 38. John Whitaker GBR Welham 4 4 14.50 22.50 39. Ramzy Al-Duhami KSA Let’s Talk About 1.50 5 16.75 23.25 40. Justo Albarracin ARG Dinastia Pampero 12 8 4 24.00 Manuel Torres COL Cartagena 12 12 0 24.00 Pedro Sanchez Aleman ESP Riccarda 4 8 12 24.00 Nick Skelton GBR Show Time 12 8 4 24.00 Bert Romp NED Samantha 4 8 12 24.00 45. Khaled Al-Eid KSA Eastern Knight 8.25 8.50 8 24.75 46. Maria Gretzer SWE Marcoville 9 4 12.50 25.50 47. Ian Millar CAN Play it Again 8 12 8 28.00 Rolf-Göran Bengtsson SWE Paradiso 4 4 20 28.00 49. Luis Felipe Azevedo BRA Cassiana 17 8 4 29.00 Malin Baryard SWE Corrmint 12.50 12.25 4.25 29.00 51. Ricardo Kierkegaard ARG Renomée Z 4.50 20 5.25 29.75 52. Stanny van Paesschen BEL Mulga Bill 12 12 8 32.00 Antonio Chedraui Eguia MEX Elastique 4 20 8 32.00 54. Mac Cone CAN Elute 8.25 12 12 32.25 55. Michel Blaton BEL Revoulino 9 17.75 8.50 35.25 56. José Madariaga Michieu MEX Genius 0.50 20 16.25 36.75 57. Vicki Roycroft AUS Coalminer 8 16 16 40.00 58. Arnaldo Bologni ITA Eilleen 8 12 24 44.00 59. Yoshihiro Nakano JPN Sisal de Jalesnes 16.50 8 20 44.50 60. Linda Southern-Heathcott CAN Advantage 12.75 12 20.75 45.50 Miguel Leal POR Surcouf du Revel 12 21 12.50 45.50 62. Alfonso Romo Garza MEX Flash 27.75 12 8 47.75 63. Russell Johnstone AUS Southern Contrast 12 24 12 48.00 64. Taizo Sugitani JPN Countryman 16.75 16 16 48.75 65. Michael Whitaker GBR Two Step 22.25 16 12 50.25 66. Damian Gardiner IRL Arthos 8 28.50 16 52.50 67. Markus Fuchs SUI Adelfos 31.25 8 16 55.25 68. Christopher Delia CAN Silent Sam 8 16 32 56.00 69. Eric Wauters BEL Bon Ami 4 16 37.50 57.50 70. Antonio Vozone POR Mr Cer 13.75 17.25 28.25 59.25 71. Daniel Meech NZL Future Vision 40.25 12 8 60.25 72. Denise Cojuangco PHI Chouman 9.75 27.25 26 63.00 73. Federico Castaing ARG Landlord Z 28 16 24 68.00 74. David Cooper AUS Red Sails 24 40.25 24 88.25 75. Jennifer Parlevliet AUS Another Flood 5.75 37 el. Alejandro Davila COL Ejemplo 16 36.25 ret. Kamal Bahamdan KSA Missouri 8 24.25 np Alexander Earle PUR Same Old Song 16.50 el. 34.75 Kenji Morimoto JPN Alcazar 5 el. ret. Oscar Fuentes ARG Henry J. Speed 12.75 el. np Franke Sloothaak GER Joly 4 ret. Thomas Metzger AUT Royal Flash ret. np np 82 riders from 24 nations competed 39 riders from 17 nations qualified for the Final Number of starters per nation and qualifications for the Final (maximum 3 riders per nation in the Final) ARG 4 - 1 COL 2 - 1 ITA 4 - 3 PHI 1 – 0 AUS 4 - 0 ESP 4 - 3 JPN 4 - 1 POR 2 – 0 AUT 4 - 3 FRA 4 - 3 KSA 3 - 2 PUR 1 – 0 BEL 4 - 1 GBR 4 – 3 MEX 4 - 1 SUI 4 – 3 BRA 4 - 3 GER 4 - 2 NED 4 - 3 SWE 4 – 0 CAN 4 - 0 IRL 4 - 3 NZL 1 – 0 USA 4 – 3 INDIVIDUAL FINAL Round Round A B TOTAL Jump-off _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Ulrich Kirchhoff GER Jus de Pommes 0 1 1 2. Willi Melliger SUI Calvaro 0 4 4 0-38.07 3. Alexandra Ledermann FRA Rochet M 4 0 4 0-41.46 4. Hugo Simon AUT E.T. 4 0 4 4-36.92 5. Urs Fäh SUI Jeremia 4 0 4 4-38.68 6. Geoff Billington GBR It’s Otto 4 0 4 4-38.77 7. Jan Tops NED Top Gun 0 4 4 8 8. Alvaro Miranda Neto BRA Aspen 0 4 4 16 9. Rodrigo Pessoa BRA Tomboy 4 0.25 4.25 John Whitaker GBR Welham 4 0.25 4.25 11. Anton Martin Bauer AUT Remus 0 8 8 Fernando Sarasola ESP Ennio 0 8 8 Peter Charles IRL Beneton 0 8 8 Jos Lansink NED Carthago Z 4 4 8 Beat Mändli SUI City Banking 4 4 8 Leslie Burr-Howard USA Extreme 4 4 8 17. Hervé Godignon FRA Viking du Tillard 0 9 9 18. André Johannpeter BRA Calei 4 8 12 19. Jerry Smit ITA Constantijn 4 8.25 12.25 20. Ludo Philippaerts BEL King Darco 4 12 16 Lars Nieberg GER For Pleasure 0 16 16 Anne Kursinski USA Eros 4 12 16 23. Nick Skelton GBR Show Time 4 12.25 16.25 24. Rutherford Latham ESP Sourire d’Aze 4 12.50 16.50 25. Helmut Morbitzer AUT Rascal 4 25 29 26. Justo Albarracin ARG Dinastia Pampero 8 Jessica Chesney IRL Diamond Exchange 8 Eddie Macken IRL Schalkhaar 8 Jaime Guerra MEX Risueno 8 30. Khaled Al-Eid KSA Eastern Knight 12 Emile Hendrix NED Finesse 12 Michael Matz USA Rhum 12 33. Manuel Torres COL Cartagena 15 Valerio Sozzi ITA Gaston M 15 35. Patrice Delaveau FRA Roxane de Gruchy 16 36. Alejandro Jorda ESP Hernando du Sablon 20 Ramzy Al-Duhami KSA Let’s Talk About 20 38. Takeshi Shirai JPN Vicomte du Mesnil 20.25 39. Natale Chiaudani ITA Rheingold de Luyne ret. TEAM COMPETITION Round Round TOTAL 1 2 ____________________ 1. GER Lars Nieberg For Pleasure 0 (12) Franke Sloothaak Joly (60.25) 0 Ulrich Kirchhoff Jus de Pommes 0.75 0.75 Ludger Beerbaum Ratina Z 0 0.25 ____________________ 0.75 1 1.75 ==================== 2. USA Anne Kursinski Eros 0 (8) Leslie Burr-Howard Extreme (14) 0 Peter Leone Legato 4 0 Michael Matz Rhum 4 4 ____________________ 8 4 12 ==================== 3. BRA Alvaro Miranda Neto Aspen 0.25 8 André Johannpeter Calei 4.25 (8) Luiz Felipe Azevedo Cassiana (8) 4 Rodrigo Pessoa Tomboy 0 0.75 ____________________ 4.50 12.75 17.25 ==================== 4. FRA Alexandra Ledermann Rochet M 4 4 Patrice Delaveau Roxane de Gruchy 8 (8) Roger-Yves Bost Souviens Toi (8) 0 Hervé Godignon Viking du Tillard 4.25 0 ____________________ 16.25 4 20.25 ==================== 5. ESP Fernando Sarasola Ennio 0 0.25 Rutherford Latham Sourire d’Aze 8 8 Alejandro Jorda Hernando du Sablon 5 8.50 Pedro Sanchez Aleman Riccarda (8) (12) ____________________ 13 16.75 29.75 ==================== 6. SUI Willi Melliger Calvaro (12) 0 Beat Mändli City Banking 8 4 Markus Fuchs Adelfos 8 (16) Urs Fäh Jeremia 4 8 ____________________ 20 12 32 ==================== 7.
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