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Five
Points Horse Trials at the Carolina Horse Park
September 26 - 28 Sunday,
September 28th, Show Jumping: Will Faudree and Antigua held on to their lead in
the Mandatory Outing for the Pan Am Games with a double clear Show Jumping round.
Ashley MacVaugh and All's Fair placed 2nd. Stephen Bradley riding Brandenburg's
Joshua finished 3rd. Saturday,
September 27th, Cross Country: Will Faudree and Antigua continue to lead. Stephen
Bradley and Brandenburg's Joshua are 2nd. Holly Hepp and Lester Piggott stand
3rd. Friday,
September 26, Dressage: Will Faudree and Antigua lead from Darren Chiacchia and
Windfall and Karen O'Connor with Joker's Wild in the Mandatory Outing for the
Candidates for the Pan American Games. A
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Plantation
Field Horse Trials, September 20 and 21 After
a serious tussle with Hurricane Isabel and the transportation and electrical difficulties
left in her wake, Denis and Bambi Glaccum were able to start the Horse Trials,
in Unionville, PA at noon on Saturday with the following results: Phillip Dutton
(AUS) won the Championship Section on Hannigan, from Jan Thompson with Waterfront
and Stuart Black (CAN) on Fleecworks. Other Advanced winners were Phillip on Go
Easy and Gillian Clissold with Sportscar. Holly Hepp/I Spy, and Catherine O'Donnell/Urban
Legend won OI Sections. Kristin Schmolze/Surprise Party placed first in OI/YR.
Phillip/Red Hill, Susan Bourassa/ L'Cedric, and Jamie Striley/Ronaldo won OP sections.
Alex Zavoynia/True Blue and Sarah Hickie/Ciara led OP/YR sections.
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the Glaccums went through. Failte
Ireland IFG European Eventing Championships
at Punchestown, Ireland
September
17 -21, 2003 Sunday,
September 21, Show Jumping: Nicolas Touzaint (FRA) retained his overnight lead
with Galan de Sauvagere (35.00, 4 jumping) to take the Individual Gold Medal.
The Individual Silver went to Linda Algotsson (SWE) and Stand By Me (40.80, 0
jumping). Pippa Funnell (GBR) won the Individual Bronze riding Walk On Star (44.40,
0 jumping). Great Britain (147.60) won the Team Gold, from France (160.20), the
Team Silver Medal winners, and Belgium (196.00), who won the Team Bronze. Carl
Bouckaert, popular host at North Georgia, had the second highest score for Belgium
riding Welton Molecule (66.60, for 14th place). Belgium, Ireland and Austria
qualified for the Olympic Games, Athens, 2004.
Saturday,
September 20, Cross Country: 23 year old Nicolas Touzaint (FRA) maintains his
lead with Galan de Sauvagere (34.00, 1.20 time). Linda Algotsson (SWE) is 2nd
with Stand By Me (40.80, 3.20 time). Karen Donckers (BEL) stands 3rd riding Gormley
(42.40, 6.80 time). Leslie Law (GBR), the only double clear, is 4th on Shear L'Eau
(43.20). Pippa Funnell is fifth with Walk On Star (44.40, 9.6 time). Pippa had
to take a longer, safer route to ensure a team finish for the Brits, after her
teammate, Jeanette Brakewell, had been eliminated. Great Britain (135.60) leads
the teams from France (152.20) and Belgium (176.00). Friday,
September 19, Second Day of Dressage: Nicolas Touzaint (FRA) with Galan de Sauvagere
(29.80) leads. Bettina Hoy (GER) and Ringwood Cockatoo (32.00) are 2nd. Susanna
Bordone (ITA) and Ava (33.80), the overnight leaders, are 3rd. Pippa Funnell,
the reigning European Champion, and Walk On Star (34.80) are 4th. Great Britain
(119.60) leads the teams from France (129.40) and Italy (133.20). Thursday,
September 18, First Day of Dressage: Susanna Bordone (ITA) leads with Ava (33.80).
Sasha Harrison (IRL) on All Love du Fenaud (39.80) is 2nd. Mary King (GBR) stands
3rd riding King Solomon III. Austria,
Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy and Sweden will challenge Great Britain,
the reigning European Team Gold Medalists. Individuals from Croatia, Denmark,
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Blenheim
Petplan CCI*** Sunday,
September 14, Show Jumping: Pippa Funnell won for the second week in a row, this
time riding Jurassic Rising (41.0). Pippa was also 3rd on Viceroy II (48.0).
Phillip Dutton (AUS), who finished on his Dressage score, placed 2nd with Nova
Top (45.6), bookended by Pippa. Phillip also placed 8th on Dusky Moon (52.8). Americans
in the top 20 included: 6th place, Karen O'Connor and Ballymar (49.8); 9th place,
Amy Tryon with My Beau (53.6); and 14th place, Jan Thompson riding Task Force. Saturday,
September 13, Cross Country: Pippa Funnell (GBR) leads riding Jurassic Rising
(37.0) from Darrell Scaife (GBR) on Chase The Melody (42.8) and Daisy Dick (GBR)
with Spring Along (44.0). Three
Americans are in the top 20: Amy Tryon on My Beau (DC-45.6) is 5th; Karen O'Connor
riding Ballymar (49.8) is 11th; and Jan Thompson with Task Force (DC-52.8) is
20th. Australia's
Phillip Dutton rode two double clears Cross Country to place 6th with Nova Top
(45.6) and 9th with Dusky Moon (48.8). Thursday,
September 11th and Friday, September 12, Dressage: Amelie Billard (FRA) riding
Derby de Longueval (33.6) leads after Dressage, from Pippa Funnell (GBR) with
Jurassic Rising (37.0), and William Fox-Pitt on Wallow (37.6). Marcia
Kulak with Horton Who (43.2) is the highest placed American in 9th. Amy Tryon
and My Beau (45.6) are tied with Phillip Dutton (AUS) on Nova Top (45.6) for 12th.
Phillip is also 17th on Dusky Moon (48.8). Karen O'Connor riding Ballymar (49.4)
is 19th. For
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Burghley
Masterfoods CCI**** Sunday,
September 7th, Show Jumping: Pippa Funnell (GBR) wins the Rolex Grand Slam and
the Burghley CCI**** with Primmore's Pride. Zara Phillips (GBR) places 2nd. Andrew
Nicholson (NZL) and Lord Killinghurst are 3rd. John Williams (USA) and Carrick
finish 4th. The
USET won the US-UK Challenge Sponsored by Mountain Horse. John Williams, Bruce
Davidson, David O'Connor and William Coleman each won their matches to win 4-3
for the USET. Please
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September 6th, Cross Country: Zara Phillips (GBR) on Toytown and Pippa Funnell
(GBR) with Primmore's Pride are tied for first place. Andrew Nicholson (NZL) is
3rd riding Lord Killinghurst. John Williams and Carrick, in 4th place are the
highest placed American pair. Friday,
September 5th, Second Day of Dressage: Bettina Hoy (GER) leads with Woodsides
Ashby (36.0). Pippa Funnell (GBR) and Primmore's Pride (39.4) are 2nd. Zara Phillips
(GBR) with Toytown (41.8) is 3rd. Stephen Bradley (5th), Cindy Rawson (7th) and
Heidi White (= 9th) and John Williams (= 9th) are Americans in the top ten. Thursday,
September 4th, First Day of Dressage: Pippa Funnell (GBR) leads with Primmore's
Pride (39.4). Zara Phillips (GBR) stands 2nd riding Toytown (41.8). Stephen Bradley
(USA) is 3rd on From (43.0). Two other Americans are 4th and 5th. Thursday,
September 3rd: 16 Americans pass the First Veterinary Inspection. Pippa Funnell
(GBR) begins her quest to win the Rolex Challenge. Please
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The
New York Times had an absolutely hysterical article about the Millbrook Horse
Trials in its Style Section on Sunday, August 24. Please click here to
see whether Darren Chiacchia said he would or would not take off his
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North
American Young Riders, August 21-24, Bromont, Quebec, Canada Ashley
Dalton won the CH-C** with Kowai (48.20). Kristin Schmolze riding Rusheen Warrior
(56.40) placed 2nd and Johanna Dufort with Northlight (58.40) was 3rd. In
the CCI-J* Andrina Calder and Herzprinz (51.3) won. Katherine Breunig and High
Knows (54.1) were 2nd and Vitoria Rabello Nolli (BRA) with Land Innsbruck (61.0)
placed 3rd. For
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Weekend
of August 15-17: Thirlestane
Castle Scottish Championships: The
GLM Section of the CIC*** was won by William Fox-Pitt (GBR) on Stunning (43.4).
Americans placed as follows: 4th - Cindy Rawson on Ashdale's David's Way (52.5);
6th - Karen O'Connor with Ballymar (58.0); 9th - Amy Tryon riding My Beau (63.0);
10th - Gina Miles on McKinlaigh (65.0); 16th - Karen_O'Connor and Upstage (69.3);
26th - Karen O'Connor riding Jacob Two Two ( ); and 35th - Lindsay Pozarycki on
Holy Gallant (126.3). The
Capital Solutions Section of the CIC*** was won by Ruth Friend (GBR) and Big Thyme
(41.4). Cindy Rawson (USA) placed 24th on The Gatecrasher (87.7). Advanced
Section E was won by Anna Warnecke (GER) and Twinkle Bee (36.9). Cindy Rawson
(USA) placed 14th on Halava Dream (64.6); Karen Reuter (USA) Niklasson was 15th
with Pure Genius (76.9); and Amy Tryon (USA) retired Woodstock III on Cross Country. Brockenhurst
Park Advanced
Section H was won by Antoinette McKeowen (GBR) and Two O Two (33.0) Gayle Molander
(USA) and Jumbarlara (84.6) placed 43rd. Kimberly
Severson (USA) withdrew both Royal Venture (tied for 1st, in Section H, with Blyth
Tait (NZL) and Welton Envoy, and Melanie Wilder (GBR) on Queens Council III, all
on scores of 31.1) and Winsome Adante (tied for 9th, on Section J) with Marie
Sleet and Royal Dragoon, both on scores of 35.2) after the Dressage. Phase. Sunday,
August 17, 2003: Mark Watring, of Puerto Rico, won the Individual Show Jumping
Gold Medal at the Pan American Games today. Chris Kappler (USA) won the Silver
Medal. Margie Engle (USA) won the Bronze Medal. Please
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Horse Trials Phillip
Dutton won all three Advanced Sections with Cayman Went (40.2); Nova Top (42.0)
and Dusky Moon (38.7). Charlotte Merle-Smith and Sportsfield Twist (40.0) and
Sharon White on Wild Rose (40.4) won Sections of OI. Erica Smith and Which One's
That (61.0) won OI/YR. Adrienne Iorio-Borden and Tolstoy (33.5); Bruce Davidson
on Jam (36.4) and Buck Davidson riding Meadow Sparrow (40.0) won Sections of OP.
Marie Alcaly and Amazon won OP/YR. For completeresults see www.area1usea.org | |
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Thursday,
August 14, 2003: The USET (13.66 faults) won the Show Jumping Gold at the Pan
Am Games and qualified for the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. Mexico (21.81
faults) won the Silver Medal and Brazil (43.39) won the Bronze Medal. Please
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USET (1.66 faults) still leads after the first round of the Pan Am Games Nations
Cup. Mexico (15.87 faults) is 2nd. Brazil (35.39) is 3rd. Wednesday,
August 13, 2003: The USET's Show Jumping Team (1.66 faults) leads at the Pan American
Games after the first class. Mexico (6.87 faults) is 2nd. Argentina (13.57 faults)
stands 3rd. The Nations Cup competition will take place on Thursday, August 14th.
Sunday,
August 10th, 2003: Canada's Leslie Reid won the Individual Gold Medal in Dressage
at the Pan American Games today. Bernadette Pujols (MEX) won the Silver and Yvonne
Losos de Muniz (DOM) took the Bronze. Americans placed 5th, 6th, and 7th. Thursday,
August 7th, 2003: The United States won the Gold Medal in Dressage at the Pan
American Games, in the Dominican Republic, today. Canada won Silver and Mexico
won Bronze. Please
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Over
The Walls, Hardwick, MA, August 1 - 3
and
The Double
Print Festival of Eventing at Gatcombe Park, UK, August 1 - 3 Sunday,
August 3, Show Jumping: All the over night leaders won their Advanced Sections.
Kim Severson and Royal Venture took home the Jack LeGoff Trophy for the Championship
Section. Kim and Winsome Adante; Phillip Dutton with Dusky Moon; and Karen O'Connor
riding Grand Slam won the other three Advanced Sections.
William
Fox-Pitt and Stunning win the British Open Championship at the Doubleprint-Gatcombe
Festival of British Eventing. Please
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August 2, Cross Country: Kim Severson and Royal Venture lead the Advanced Championship
Section. Kim and Winsome Adante; Phillip Dutton and Dusky Moon; and Karen O'Connor
with Grand Slam lead the other three Advanced Sections.
Gina
Miles places third in Advanced Section 2 at the Doubleprint- Gatcombe Festival
of British Eventing. Please
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August 1, Dressage: Kim Severson leads the Championshop Section of Advanced with
Royal Venture as well as Advanced Section 1 riding Winsome Adante. The other two
Advanced Sections are led by Jan Thompson and Waterfront and Michael Pollard with
SS Jett. Gatcombe
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Stuart
Horse Trials, Victor, NY, July 25 - 27:
The CIC** was won by Darren Chiacchia
and Windfall (36.53). Phillip Dutton placed 2nd with Dusky Moon (47.81) and JanThompson
was 3rd riding Task Force (49.65). Sally
Cousins scored a double, placing 1st and 2nd in the OI with Tell Me Why (35.6)
and Buzzby (38.80). Gillian Clissold was 3rd riding Sports Car (44.0).
Sara Davis won OP/A with Mackinac (32.9) from Marcia Kulak and Horton Who (35.0)
and Phillip Dutton on Red Hill (40.1). Phillip Dutton placed first in OP/B on
Emma (34.5). Colby Saddington was 2nd with It's a Knockout (36.0) and Mark Combs
was 3rd riding Jasper Jay. (37.0). Please
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Champagne
Run at the Park Horse Trials, July 18-20 Saturday,
July 19, Intermediate Cross Country: Heather Morris won Section "A"
riding Spruced Up. Kim Severson and Upper Register won the "B" Section.
Jenna Schildmier led the OI/YR.
Kim Severson won both of the Open Preliminary Sections with Filey and QT. Friday,
July 18, Intermediate Dressage and Show Jumping: Karen O'Connor is first and second
in Section "A" with Jokers Wild and Ballymar. Terry Martin with One
Look and David O'Connor on Clifton Shiraz are tied for the lead in Section "B".
Rebekah Simmons leads the OIYR. Please
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Maui
Jim Wayne Horse Trials, July 11-13 Sunday,
July 13, Show Jumping and Final Results: Sara Kozumplik held the lead to win Advanced
Section "A" with As You Like It (58.25). Stuart Black won Advanced Section
"B" riding Midnight Magic (31.74). Saturday,
July 12, Cross Country: Sara Kozumplik riding As You Like It and Stuart Black
(CAN) with Midnight Magic lead Sections of the Advanced. Stuart also leads the
OI riding Tommy Star. Friday,
July 11, Dressage: Peter Green and Just a Tramp and Darren Chiacchia with Power
Ty lead Sections of the Advanced. Becky Douglas is in first place in the OI riding
Remington. Please
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