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Saumur CCI*** (France), June 19 - 23, 2004

Friday, May 21 - the Second Day of Dressage

Ingrid Klimke (GER) still leads with Robinson's Concord on a score of 40.6; however, she is now also second on Sleep Late, whose score is 42.8. Does the apple fall far from the tree?

Only four competitors from fifty scored in the 40's. The other two are Jean Teulere (FRA), the reigning World Champion, riding Espoire De La Mare Ecout (44.4), who was his mount in Jerez, in 2002; and William Fox-Pitt, the reigning Badminton Champion, with Tom Cruise II, on 47.0.

Abigail Lufkin still leads the Americans with Better I Do It (55.6); however, she is now tied for 16th place, still with Belgium's Dolf Desmedt, 15.0 faults out of the lead.

Phillip Dutton (AUS) rode Bruce Duchoissois' Connaught, who fell with him at the Sunken Road, at the Rolex-Kentucky CCI****, in to 20th place with a score of 57.4, 16.8 faults out of the lead.

Mara Depuy is just 1.2 faults behind Phillip with Jos Ambition on a score of 58.6, good for 22nd place. Jos Ambition was ridden by Jose Luis Ortilli, Jr. (ARG) at the Pan American Games, at Fair Hill, last fall.

Robyn Fisher also rode on Friday. She is in 30th place riding Le Samurai. Their score is 60.8, which is 20.2 faults behind the leader.

Phillip and Mrs. Annie Jones' The Foreman's score of 64.0, from Thursday, has now dropped to 36th and Carl Bouckaert (BEL) is tied with them for 36th place, also on a score of 64.0.

50 horses competed.

The Team Scores (best three of four riders except for the USA, which only has three riders) after Dressage are as follows:

1. France - 152.8
2. Australia - 165.0
3. Great Britain - 167.0
4. USA - 175.0
5. Belgium - 176.2

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The Virginia Horse Trials CCI/JY* and CCI/YH*

Ralph Holstein leads the CCI/JY* with La Vengro on a score of 45.9, from Kate Ditchey and Phenomenon (47.4) and Lucia Strini riding Pandora (49.6). These three are separated by only 3.7 faults and were the only competitors, from 38 entered, to score in the 40's.

The CCI/YH* is led by Darren Chiacchia riding Timothy Holekamp's Huronia on a score of 43.1. Huronia won an OP Section at North Georgia earlier in the season. Jane Sleeper with New Moon (47.6) stands second. Bonnie Mosser and Happy Valley are in the third slot on 48.7. Darren has a 4.5 fault lead. These three were the only ones to score in the 40's, from 16 entries.

May 20th - The First Day of Dressage

Ingrid Klimke (GER) leads with Robinson's Concord on a score of 40.6. Ingrid is the daughter of the late Rheiner Klimke, a former Olympic Individual Gold Medalist in Dressage. It was from Ingrid that Tim Holekamp bought the Trakehner stallion Windfall, recent winner of the Bayer Modified Section at Rolex-Kentucky. (Ingrid and Robinson's Control are pictured at the right. Photo courtesy of the Samur Web Site.)

Ruth Friend (GBR) stands in second place with Two Thyme on a score of 51.4, 10.8 faults adrift of the leader. Giles Vericel (FRA) represents the home side in third place riding Gipsy De Voisin. This pair is 14 faults behind the leaders, on a score of 54.6.

Abigail Lufkin (USA) is tied for fourth on Better I Do It, formerly the ride of Diann Roff, with a score of 55.6, 15 faults behind the German leader. Ab is tied with Dolf Desmedt (BEL) who rode Sprightly. (Ab and Better I Do It are pictured at the left. Photo courtest of the Saumur Web Site.)

Phillip Dutton (AUS) had a score of 64.0, 23.4 faults out of first place, for 9th place.16 competitors completed their Dressage on Thursday. (Phillip and The Foreman are pictured at the right below. Photo courtesy of the Saumur Web Site.)

There is an unofficial team competition among five nations - Australia, Belgium, France, Great Britain and the USA. All the countries have four team members except the USA, which only has three members - Abigail Lufkin, Mara Depuy and Robyn Fisher.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Virginia International Three Day Event CCI*

After the first day of Dressage, Linden Wiesman leads with On A Tear (44.4), from Allison Springer with Avatar (48.3) and Liza Horan riding Johnny McCarthy (48.7).

49 horses completed their Dressage on Thursday.

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Wednesday, May 19th, 2004

The Dressage Time Table is now Available, after the First Veterinary Inspection.

Times of particular interest to American's are as follows:

Thursday - 16:00 - Abigail Lufkin, Better I Do It
Thursday - 16:08 - Phillip Dutton (AUS), The Foreman

Friday - 14:08 - Mara Depuy, Jos Ambition
Friday - 15:44 - Phillip Dutton (AUS), Connaught
Friday - 16:08 - Robyn Fisher, Le Samurai
Friday - 16:32 - Carl Bouckaert (BEL), Mr. Mullins

(All times a local time in France.)

In addition to the above, the following well known international riders have entries:

Ingrid Klimke (GER), Robinson's Concord and Sleep Late
M J Timbridge (BER), Sparton Rose and Winter Flurry
Jeanette Brakewell (GBR), McGuigan
Mary King (GBR), King George II
William Fox-Pitt (GBR), Tom Cruise II
Jean Teulere (FRA), Espoire De La Mare Ecolit

53 horses are on the Start List.