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Equestrian FEI World Championships 2022


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Big mistakes for :POR Godinho, including some well-deserved 2s for bucking in the zig-zag.

 

Unfortunately, the main camera appears to be out of commission at the moment... Results in pretty poor Tv direction thus far. :facepalm:

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History made for :IND India as Agarwalla becomes their first ever competitor at this stage. :cheer:

 

Reasonable test. Much improved since I saw them in Munich. He is very excited.

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Direction has improved slightly, but still it's pretty bad. Highlight reels after each ride look like some cringy TikTok videos with frames going on for a second at the time.

 

Nobody broke 70% in the first session. :FRA Basquin sits first at 69.938%. Will not be much of a factor going forward though.

 

Standings

 

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:AUS Brown 69.674%

 

Very good start for Australia. Better than expected in their quest for the Olympic qualification.

 

:NED Zweistra goes above and beyond the expectations and becomes the first rider to break 70%. Ich Weiss has come of age today in Herning, that was classy.

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:LUX Skarsoe wss trending over 71% for a long time, but alas, cheap mistakes happened.

 

Still goes into 3rd place so far, but will not be advancing for the next round sadly due to the mistakes in zig-zag and one tempi changes.

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Standings after the first rotation:

 

:DEN Rasmussen 76.724%

:GER Klimke 75.683%

:NED Zweistra 72.376%

:USA Duerrhammer 70.839%

:FRA Basquin 69.938%

:LUX Skarsoe 69.829%

:AUS Brown 69.674%

 

Exceptional test from Rasmussen & Zack, but also from Klimke & Franz who rose to the occasion to also post a personal best.

 

Would not be surprised if Rasmussen stays in the lead for the entire first day. It was that good.

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38 minutes ago, dcro said:

Standings after the first rotation:

 

:DEN Rasmussen 76.724%

:GER Klimke 75.683%

:NED Zweistra 72.376%

:USA Duerrhammer 70.839%

:FRA Basquin 69.938%

:LUX Skarsoe 69.829%

:AUS Brown 69.674%

 

Exceptional test from Rasmussen & Zack, but also from Klimke & Franz who rose to the occasion to also post a personal best.

 

Would not be surprised if Rasmussen stays in the lead for the entire first day. It was that good.

the 6 qualified countries for PARIS 2024 + countries of oceania will be known tomorrow?

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9 minutes ago, Benolympique said:

the 6 qualified countries for PARIS 2024 + countries of oceania will be known tomorrow?

Correct.

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