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Equestrian FEI World Championships 2022


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:DEN 235.451%

:GBR 234.223%

:GER 230.791%

:SWE 227.142%

:NED 225.621%

:USA 220.000%

:ESP 215.808%

:AUS 215.326%

:AUT 212.344%

:POR 210.979%

 

Very respectable placing for Australia to earn their continental qualification. New Zealand, quite sadly, got eliminated on the post-ride inspection. Pretty good result overall for Japan, as they defeat three European teams. Much better performance than last year on the home soil in Tokyo.

 

Looking at the results, the United States did drop the ball quite a bit, but others did too. Spain was too inconsistent after a great start from Sanchez. Max-Theurer's ride was very tense for Austria. And finally, Finland was less than 10% behind the US. Had Ruoste not withdrawn, then there would have been legitimate chance for Finland to steal that final quota.

 

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6 hours ago, intoronto said:

With USA qualifying, does that mean Canada and Brazil basically have a huge hurdled cleared for them? 

It does. Few more nations will contest it, but with Brazil raising their level, it will be hard to create an upset even for Mexico.

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As now we come across the world
To share these Games of old
Let all the flags of every land
In brotherhood unfold

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Gareth Hughues is positive for COVID.

 

Team GB announced it at the press conference... after the medal ceremony. You know, after all the kissing, hugging and other pleasantries.

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