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@hckošice Just as I ordered, Bugan finally broke his longstanding freestyle PB yesterday in Munich. :evil:

 

Surely there is still room for improvement, but it's a nice start.

 

https://results.equestrian-hub.com/public/show/178692/competition/dressage/2341992

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2 minutes ago, dcro said:

@hckošice Just as I ordered, Bugan finally broke his longstanding freestyle PB yesterday in Munich. :evil:

 

Surely there is still room for improvement, but it's a nice start.

 

https://results.equestrian-hub.com/public/show/178692/competition/dressage/2341992

Michael Bugán for president :p

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Olympic ranking qualification simulation as of May 31st...

 

Dressage

Group A - :FIN :NOR

Group B - :BEL :ESP

Group C - :LTU :MDA

Groups D/E - :ECU :BRA

Group F - :PLE :RSA

Group G - :SGP :KOR

Overall - :LUX

 

Ecuador, Finland and Norway have riders above 1000 points. Effectively they are guaranteed an Olympic place. Ecuador will be back in the dressage arena for the first time since 1984, but Mendoza will be aiming for something much higher than just participation. Top 10? Certainly a possibility. Belgium, Spain and Lithuania likely have already enough points to qualify too.

 

It will be interesting to see whether both :FIN :NOR will qualify teams which is possible too. :RSA is not even trying to obtain the Certificate of Capability so I guess the Group F team quota will be reallocated to another European team, I suspect it will be Austria or Belgium in the final analysis.

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Olympic ranking qualification simulation as of May 31st...

 

Jumping

Group A - :DEN :NOR

Group B - :ITA :SUI

Group C - :ISR :LAT

Groups D/E - :USA

Group F - :SYR :LBN

Group G - :AUS :JPN

Overall - :MEX

 

Still a long way to go in jumping as the best 15 results will count individually. Also, many more teams are yet to qualify. But at any rate, it's nice to see Lebanon doing reasonably well. Maybe with a chance to make their equestrian debut.

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