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Equestrian 2019 Discussion Thread


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2 minutes ago, dcro said:

That was really impressive from Bugan. Lots to like.

 

He gets 69.2% today.

 

I saw him for the first timedoesn't he look too tall for a rider ? I mean I had the feeling he is really too tall :d

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5 minutes ago, hckosice said:

 

I saw him for the first timedoesn't he look too tall for a rider ? I mean I had the feeling he is really too tall :d

 

I doubt he is as tall as William Speed Lane Fox-Pitt (yes, that's his real name). :p

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Bugan improves in Special and scores 69.8%. He will therefore take 208 points for Olympic rankings in Munich. :cheer:

 

He even got 72% from an Australian judge who will be on the panel in Tokyo next year. More to come.

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1 hour ago, dcro said:

Bugan improves in Special and scores 69.8%. He will therefore take 208 points for Olympic rankings in Munich. :cheer:

 

He even got 72% from an Australian judge who will be on the panel in Tokyo next year. More to come.

 

Thanks for the updates buddy about Bugan´s progress, keep on that.  :)

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:EGY Nayel Nassar finished 2nd in Global champions tour Hamburg by just 0.23 seconds behind the local hero Daniel Desseur , 2nd podium finish for Egyptian riders this year after Abdel Kader Said 2nd palce finish in Mexico very nice :thumbup:

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Exciting to see :ZIM Zimbabwe in 2nd place after day 1 of dressage at Bramham (arguably the most competitive annual 4* event). :)

 

http://www.bdwp.co.uk/bra/19/

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And it's time for the epic day of cross-country at Bramham... :coffee:

 

Starting with CCI4*-Long...

 

 

Continuing with CCI4*-Long for U25 riders...

 

 

And ending with CCI4*-Short...

 

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New Olympic formats are being tested at Hagen Future Champions event this week.

 

Dressage is using the heat system, which in retrospect I kind of like. There were 6 heats, with Top 2 + 6 lucky losers progressing to the individual final.

 

Jumping will only have two individual rounds, so I am expecting a big jump-off, unfortunately.

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