Equestrian FEI Eventing Group C Olympic Games Qualifier 2019

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Equestrian FEI Eventing Group C Olympic Games Qualifier 2019

 

Baborowko (POL) - 23 May 2019 - 26 May 2019

 

 

Official Website

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Group C nations:

 

 

However,  will be the only ones entering a team in Baborowko.

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Detailed entries are out.

 

 Belarus

Aliaksandr Faminou (Martinie)

Hanna Nemtsava (Gambrinus)

Raman Varanko (Dervish)

Alexander Zelenko (Verdikt)

 

Czech Republic

Miloslav Prihoda Jr. (Ferreolus Lat)

 

 Poland (4 riders will be selected)

Jan Kaminski (Jard)

Mateusz Kiempa (Grand Supreme)

Mariusz Kleniuk (Winona)

Joanna Pawlak (Fantastic Frieda)

Pawel Spisak (Banderas)

Pawel Warszawski (Aristo A-Z or Filer)

 

 Russia

Aleksandr Markov (Kurfurstin)

Andrey Mitin (Gurza)

Evgenia Vysotskaya (Eclair d'Amour)

 

 

Belarusians have a reputation for being rather fancy movers in dressage. They could even lead this thing after the opening phase, but really this quota is Poland's to lose. Markov is not bad, but Russia can't do anything with only three team members. Unfortunately for them, Belarusians also have a reputation for being snails across the country.

Czech Republic only has an individual, but it can be significant. Baborowko qualifer will be a chance for getting a huge amount of ranking points.

 

Don't you just love the names of Belarusian horses? Dervish, Verdikt.  Gambrinus. 

 

 

Edited May 17, 2019 by dcro

[JoshMartini007 2,769]

Yeah, outside of elimination it should be Poland. I thought the Czech Republic would have an outside chance, but they don't have a team...

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Gambrinus is the name of the most famous bar in Naples :D however, as far as concerns individual qualification, I suppose this is not a direct qualifier for group C. Is it counting also for Olympic Qualification Ranking or only for Group C ranking?

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3 minutes ago, AlFHg said:

Gambrinus is the name of the most famous bar in Naples :D however, as far as concerns individual qualification, I suppose this is not a direct qualifier for group C. Is it counting also for Olympic Qualification Ranking or only for Group C ranking?

 

It will count for both Group C and Overall rankings. However, Group C nations will have more potential points on the table, since this event technically counts as "Group C Championships".

 

Individual Group C winner can get as many points as European champion later this year, so yeah, it's a big deal.

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Schedule

 

Thursday, 23.05.2019

13.00 - Horse Inspection CCIO4*-L

17.30 – 18.30 – Traning CCIO4*-L - dressage arena

 

Friday, 24.05.2019

11.30 – 14.30 - Dressage CCIO4*- L The prize of Roman Roszkiewicz, LOTTO Trophy

 

Saturday, 25.05.2019

13.10 - 14.50 Cross CCIO4*-L The prize of Roman Roszkiewicz, LOTTO Trophy

 

Sunday, 26.05.2019

8.00 – Horse Inspection CCIO4*-L

13.50 – 14.50 - Show jumping CCIO4*-L The prize of Roman Roszkiewicz, LOTTO Trophy

[Gianlu33 5,303]

Any livescore?

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25 minutes ago, Gianlu33 said:

Any livescore?

 

They should be available here, eventually (under CCIO4*-L section).

 

Group C qualifier will be streamed here - https://www.clipmyhorse.tv/en_EU/.

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Start list is out for tomorrow.

 

We have a late individual entry - Imre Toth. Once again it's significant since this competition offers a lot of individual ranking points for Group C nations.

 

Competition will however also be open to non-Group C individuals. Most notably we have double Olympic champion  Michael Jung himself making a long format debut aboard Chipmunk. Chipmunk is the horse on which Julia Krajewski lead dressage at last year's WEG. It's a new ride for Jung this year, and, yeah, this may as well be a debut performance of the 2020 Olympic champions...

 

Polish team has been selected - Warszawski, Pawlak, Spisak, Kleniuk.

Edited May 23, 2019 by dcro