Friday,
August 12, 2005 - The Second Day of Dressage
Ground Jury
Judge
by H: Gillian Rolton
Judge by C: Christoph Hess
Judge
by M: Anne-Mette Binder
Course
designer: Jan Dülow
Course designer C/C: Per Magnusson
Australia's
Andrew Hoy and Mr. Pracatan (39.3) lead from fellow Antipodean Clayton
Fredericks, with Ben Along Time, who is tied with the overnight 
leader
Piia Pantsu, from Finland. Both finished the Dressage Phase on scores of
40.4. (Andrew and Mr. Pracatan are pictured at the right in the Dressage Phase
at the Mitsubishi Motors Badminton CCI**** last May.)
Robyn
Fisher, in a tie for 9th place, is the highest placed American. She rides
Le Samurai. The California pair are 10.3 faults out of the lead. Heidi White
and Northern Spy are in 13th place, 10.9 faults behind the leader from Australia.
Results
after Dressage:
1. Andrew Hoy (AUS), Mr Pracatan -169
173 167 = 39.3
2T. Clayton Fredericks (AUS), Ben Along Time 171 168
165 = 40.4
2T Piia Pantsu (FIN), Karuso - 167 171 166 = 40.4
4. Simone Deitermann (GER), Flambeau H -157 170 162 = 43.7
5. Magnus
Gällerdal (SWE), Keymaster - 155 167 158 = 45.6
6. Niccole Grimm
(GER), Gandus - 155 164 158 = 46.3
7. William Fox Pitt (GBR), Ballincola
- 151 169 156 = 46.5
8. Karin Donckers (BEL),Palmyra - 151 161 153
= 48.9
9T. Olivia Bunn (AUS) GV Top of the Line - 158 157 147 = 49.6
9T. Robyn Fisher (USA), Le Samura - 151 163
148 = 49.6
11. Beanie Huges (GBR), Duel - 154 151 156 = 49.8
12.
Pavel Spisak (POL), Weriusz - 153 156 151 = 50.0
13. Heidi White
(USA), Northern Spy 149 154 156 = 50.2
14. Julie Tew (GBR), Sir Roselier - 157 149 151 = 50.7
15. Carl
Bouckaert (BEL), Welton Molecule - 143 162 148 = 51.5
16. Pascal Leroy
(FRA), Glenburney Du Leou - 149 150 152 = 52.0
17. Nilspetter Eng (SWE),
Micco - 145 158 147 = 52.2
18. Kai Rüder (GER), Edward - 148 152
149 = 52.4
19. Miranda Carey (GBR), Rinte van D - 136 159 150 = 53.3
20. Andreas Ostholt (GER), Lady Lemon - 139 152 153 = 53.5
21. Linda
Algotsson (SWE), Fair Dobbin - 141 153 144 = 54.8
22. Jan Thompson
(USA), Task Force - 133 146 153 = 56.1
23. Thierry Meyssonnier (FRA), Helicine - 138 155 138 = 56.3
24.
Phillip Dutton (AUS), Nova Top - 138 149 139 = 57.4
25. Hawley Bennett
(CAN), Livingstone - 136 149 139 = 57.8
26. Rodolphe Scherer (FRA),
Hippolyte Du Lyvet - 140 146 134 = 58.7
27. Peter Flaarup (DEN),
Silver Ray - 128 145 140 = 60.2
28. Dag Albert (SWE), Whos Blitz -
130 140 142 = 60.4
29. Tobias Grönberg (SWE), Amaretto - 132 135
141 = 61.3
30. Viktoria Carlerbäck (SWE), Ballys Geronimo - 128
140 138 = 61.7
31T. Artur Spolowicz (POL), Wag - 126 142 129 = 63.7
31T. Lauren Whitlock (USA), Kipling - 131
131 135 = 63.7
33T. Bruno Bouvier (FRA), Harry - 136 120 131
= 65.9
33T. Denis Mesples (FRA), Vanpire - 134 125 128 = 65.9
35.
Jessica Heidemann (USA), French Twist - 127 120
125 = 69.1
36. Raul Senna (BRA), Super Rocky - 109 112 122 =
75.4
37. Alena Tseliapushkina (BELARUS), Zalim - 106 114 106 = 79.1
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2005
FEI Eventing World Cup Final, Malmö (SWE)
Press Release 3, 12 August
2005
Aussies Steal the Show in Sweden
Australia's Andrew
Hoy on Mr Pracatan took the lead after the Dressage phase of the FEI Eventing
World Cup Final held in Malmö (SWE). The pair produced a beautiful test,
which despite an imperfect final halt, earned them a remarkable 39.3.
"This
is not only my success but Bettina's as well," a delighted Andrew
Hoy said. Indeed, Andrew's wife, Bettina Hoy, who along with
Phillip Dutton (AUS), was in the lead of the 2005 FEI Eventing World Cup
standings, is not competing in the Final; but, has come to Malmö to work
with Mr Pracatan. Her efforts are paying off as this is a personal best for the
12-year old
gelding whom Andrew Hoy has been riding since 2001.
Another
Australian, Clayton Fredericks on Ben Along Time, and yesterday's leader
Piia Pantsu are tied for the 2nd place with 40.4.
Simone
Deitermann (GER) on Flambeau H and Magnus Gällerdal (SWE) follow
in 4th and 5th place with 43.7 and 45.6 respectively.
The
(2003 and 2004) title holder and home nation's favourite Linda Algotsson
was out of her usual splendid form producing an average result of 54.8 which puts
her in 21st place. However, she was not too disappointed about her performance
as her 12-year old gelding. Fair Dobbin is not the perfect Dressage horse as the
slightest movement may distract him. It is especially difficult to keep the concentration
at Malmö where the space is very open with the sea only meters away. Fair
Dobbin's stronger point is Show Jumping and, whereas the prospect of a third title
may be unluckly (sic) a good result is still possible.
Given
how tight the leading scores are, the game is still very much open. Malmö
offers a most unique setting for its Cross Country course enhanced by some truly
unusual fences. Horses must rise to the occasion of this challenging test and
both riders and spectators are looking forward to
excitement and excellent
sport.
Malina Gueorguiev
Communications Department
Fédération Equestre Internationale
Avenue Mon-Repos 24
1005 Lausanne
Switzerland
m. +41 79 216 95 32
www.horsesport.org
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