WEG Show-jumping: Live Updates Germany Grabs the Gold

Final Standings

Gold - Germany

Silver - France

Bronze - Belgium

4 Brazil

5 Canada

6 Sweden

7 Australia

8 Saudi Arabia

9 Great Britain

10 USA

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After the first Round:

1 GER
M. Ehning / J. Meyer / M. Michaels-Beerbaum / C. Nagel 17.80
2 BRA
B. Alves / A. Miranda / R. Pessoa / P. Veniss 18.49
3 USA
M. Deslauriers / L. Hough / L. Kraut / M. Ward 18.69
4 CAN
Y. Candele / E. Lamaze / J. Millar / J. Pearce 18.93
5 FRA
P. Delaveau / O. Guillon / P. Leprevost / K. Staut 20.32
6 KSA
R. Al Duhami / K. Al Eid / A. Al Sharbatly / K. Bahamdan 21.48
7 AUS
E. Alexander / C. Chugg / J. Paterson-Robinson / M. Williams 21.87
8 BEL
D. Demeersman / J. Lansink / P. Le Jeune / J. Melchior 22.70
9 SWE
M. Baryard-Johnsson / R. Bengtsson / P. Fredricson / H. Lundbäck 23.18
10 GBR
S. Brash / D. McPherson / R. Smith / M. Whitaker 23.80
11 ESP
S. Alvarez Moya / M. Añon / P. Cordon Muro / J. Garmendia Echeverria 29.28
12 IRL
D. Lennon / D. Lynch / C. O´Connor / B. Twomey 30.54
13 SUI
D. Etter / S. Guerdat / N. Schurtenberger / P. Schwizer 30.85
14 JPN
D. Fukushima / T. Masui / E. Sato / T. Sugitani 32.26
15 NED
M. Houtzager / H. Smolders / E. van der Vleuten / J. Vrieling 35.33
16 UKR
B. Nagel / K. Offel / C. Rivetti 37.90
17 MEX
F. Fernandez / J. Guerra Piedra / A. Maurer / N. Pizarro 43.13
18 ITA
E. Bicocchi / F. Brotto / G. D´Onofrio / G. Grassi 44.59
19 RSA
C. Frew / O. Lazarus / J. Lotter / C. Luyckx 51.24
20 VEN
P. Barrios / L. García / A. Rodriguez 56.24
21 NZL
M. Beatson / S. McIntosh / K. McVean / G. Thomas 63.36
22 TUR
C. Basel / G. Flynn / Ö. Karaevli 63.37
23 POL
A. Lemanski / A. Lusina / P. Sawicki / A. Tomaszewski 64.36
24 UAE
A. Al Jenaibi / H. Al Maktoum / S. Al Nehayan / S. Al Qassimi 86.86
25 HUN
M. Hugyecz / H. Kovács / S. Szász 36.28
26 QAT
F. Al Ajami / A. Al Rumaihi / M. Al Rumaihi / A. Al Thani 43.95
27 ARG
R. Kierkegaard / J. Larocca / F. Martinez Zuviría 51.27

Only the top ten teams come back for the second round.
First Group of Riders.

Currently John Pierce has had a clear round for Canada and Rodrigo Pessoa also has no faults. Lauren Hough had an unfortunate 12 faults. Janna Frederike Meyer manages a clear also.

Second Group of Riders

Matt Williams of Australia clear as is Carsten Otto Nagel for Germany.

Third Group of Riders

Edwina Alexander had an uncharacteristic 8.

Abdullah Al Sharbatly a lovely clear round for Saudi Arabia as did Belgian rider Phillippe Le Jeune. Olivier Guijon of France put in a second clear round. Laura Kraut of the US team came back from an 8 fault first round to have a fluid clear in the second round.

Alvaro de Miranda (Brazil) had 1 rail.

After the third round, Germany is still in the lead, Brazil still in 2nd, France in third Belgium is 4th. The USA holds 6th place, Canada 7th, Sweden 8th, Australia 9th, and Great Britain 10th

Fourth Group of Riders.

Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum has another clear round for Germany, gauranteeing the gold medal for Germany, while Belgium scores another clear round. Australia had 8 faults, 33.87 (ninth position), Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (Khaled El Aid rode Presley Boy an outstanding jumping stallion bought for US$8 million had 4 faults now in 9th place. Kevin Staudt for France goes clear so France will be either bronze or silver. Eric Lamaze and Hickstead - beautiful clear round. Brazil had a rail and out of the medals.