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News from Boekelo CCI3* in Holland.
Source: USEF and various
News from Boekelo:
The U.S. horses made up some significant ground on the cross-country at the Boekelo CCI3* in Holland. Tiana Coudray dropped one place in the standings after picking up some time faults on the cross country, she lies sixth on a score of 53.8. Will Faudree rocketed up the leaderboard with Andromaque, the pair jumped one of only six double clear rounds out of more than 100 starters and had the fastest round of the day. Sinead Halpin also leapt up the placings, with Manior de Carneville, she moved into 14th place with 1.6 time faults, placed one spot behind Faudree but on the exact same score of 57. Doug Payne had two refusals at the first water at his first CCI3* but Running Order jumped confidently around the rest of the track. Aimee Chambers (an American rider based in the UK) withdrew After Eight.
The greatest eventing legend in the world tops the standings: New Zealand rider Mark Todd and Landvision swapped places with World Champion Michael Jung based on a faster cross country round. Jung sits second and third, less than three points covers the top three horses.
Final Standings:
Mark Todd dropped a rail to finish in second place after show jumping, while Donatien Schauly of France moved up from fourth to first with a clear round. Germany's Michael Jung also had a rail and finished third riding Weidezaunprofi's River of Joy. In addition, on his second horse, Leopin, Jung also had a rail to finish fifth with 50.60 penalties. Julia Krajewski, also riding for Germany, and After the Battle moved up into fourth with 50.40.
US rider Tiana Coudray finished in sixth with Ringwood Magister following a double clear stadium jumping round. Will Faudree, riding Andromaque, had a rail down in show jumping to finish in twelfth. After 12 faults in stadium, Sinead Halpin finished in 21st and Douglas Payne added 4 faults to finish in 76th.
Nation Standings:
RANK NATION DRESSAGE CROSS COUNTRY JUMPING
1. GERMANY 144,40 161,60 181,60
2. USA 158,60 167,80 183,80
3. FRANCE 162,40 186,00 195,00
4. AUSTRALIA 168,20 205,80 215,80
5. NEW ZEALAND 162,00 215,00 229,00
6. SWITZERLAND 171,20 216,20 236,20
7. NETHERLANDS 157,20 238,60 264,60
8. GREAT BRITAIN 171,20 235,60 1.162,40
9. BELGIUM 174,60 246,40 1.168,40
10. SWEDEN 164,00 1.119,00 2.061,80
11. RUSSIA 202,00 2.092,80 3.000,00
Complete results are available here:
News from Boekelo:
The U.S. horses made up some significant ground on the cross-country at the Boekelo CCI3* in Holland. Tiana Coudray dropped one place in the standings after picking up some time faults on the cross country, she lies sixth on a score of 53.8. Will Faudree rocketed up the leaderboard with Andromaque, the pair jumped one of only six double clear rounds out of more than 100 starters and had the fastest round of the day. Sinead Halpin also leapt up the placings, with Manior de Carneville, she moved into 14th place with 1.6 time faults, placed one spot behind Faudree but on the exact same score of 57. Doug Payne had two refusals at the first water at his first CCI3* but Running Order jumped confidently around the rest of the track. Aimee Chambers (an American rider based in the UK) withdrew After Eight.
The greatest eventing legend in the world tops the standings: New Zealand rider Mark Todd and Landvision swapped places with World Champion Michael Jung based on a faster cross country round. Jung sits second and third, less than three points covers the top three horses.
Final Standings:
Mark Todd dropped a rail to finish in second place after show jumping, while Donatien Schauly of France moved up from fourth to first with a clear round. Germany's Michael Jung also had a rail and finished third riding Weidezaunprofi's River of Joy. In addition, on his second horse, Leopin, Jung also had a rail to finish fifth with 50.60 penalties. Julia Krajewski, also riding for Germany, and After the Battle moved up into fourth with 50.40.
US rider Tiana Coudray finished in sixth with Ringwood Magister following a double clear stadium jumping round. Will Faudree, riding Andromaque, had a rail down in show jumping to finish in twelfth. After 12 faults in stadium, Sinead Halpin finished in 21st and Douglas Payne added 4 faults to finish in 76th.
Nation Standings:
RANK NATION DRESSAGE CROSS COUNTRY JUMPING
1. GERMANY 144,40 161,60 181,60
2. USA 158,60 167,80 183,80
3. FRANCE 162,40 186,00 195,00
4. AUSTRALIA 168,20 205,80 215,80
5. NEW ZEALAND 162,00 215,00 229,00
6. SWITZERLAND 171,20 216,20 236,20
7. NETHERLANDS 157,20 238,60 264,60
8. GREAT BRITAIN 171,20 235,60 1.162,40
9. BELGIUM 174,60 246,40 1.168,40
10. SWEDEN 164,00 1.119,00 2.061,80
11. RUSSIA 202,00 2.092,80 3.000,00
Complete results are available here:
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