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Intermediate I Freestyle Tina Irwin (Laurencio) - 74.460% Jennifer Baumert (Handsome) - 74.300% Ashley Holzer (Valentine) - 73.635% Grand Prix Freestyle Shelly Francis (Danilo) - 81.840% Yvonne Losos de Muniz (Aquamarijn) - 75.240% Charlotte Jorst (Kastels Nintendo) - 75.200%

Still no full results for men's TTT. Now I see your point.

Dorothee Schneider withdrew Sammy Davis Jr from tomorrow's Den Bosch freestyle. Now she becomes a sitting duck for her team mate Benjamin Werndl, who will need to finish 2nd or better to secure his place at the Gothenburg finals...

https://www.procyclingstats.com/ Men's elite results are still incomplete.

So much for that (ProCyclingStats...).

Team Time Trial results... Men Elite Eritrea Rwanda Ethiopia Women Elite Ethiopia Eritrea South Africa Men Junior Ethiopia Eritrea Rwanda Women Junior Ethiopia Eritrea

Final results 437.693% 433.685% 402.724% 389.647% EL Canada actually had a better second day than the USA, but their disadvantage from day 1 was way too big.

Quintana is perhaps missing, but apart from her, this could be most of the Lima team. It should be an interesting battle between Brazil and Mexico for both team bronze and Olympic spot.

Come on, what an unbelievable bad luck for Mexico. Maldonado's horse bit himself after its tongue went over a bit - another elimination. Cruel ending to the Mexican team debut in Nations Cup.

Indeed. Something happened at the post performance inspection.

Diego Gonzalez managed to drop from 69% to 63% during the very last couple of movements.

You should be eligible for the 2026 YOG, right?

Raw air? Does it get more pretentious?

Standings after day 1... 220.917% 216.693% 204.570% 200.810% 196.734%

Canada leads after Prix St. Georg, but I expect USA to be on top after Grand Prix, probably thanks to 2x1.5% bonus.

Tina Irwin overtakes Holzer. That's a massive seasons best for her!

Also, Grand Prix riders are crucially given 1.5% extra points in this Pan American big/small tour team competition.

It's because of the Pan American Games, which themselves combine riders at Prix St. Georges and Grand Prix (since 2015). Wellington Nations Cup is traditionally a test event for the Pan Ams, while all other (European) NC stages only use Grand Prix. Grand Prix (also called "big tour") is the main dressage test, featured at the Olympics and other major events. Prix St. George ("small tour") is an easier test that doesn't have some of the tougher movements. Prix St. George is therefore used at the smaller regional games (Asian Games etc), and as a stepping stone for young horses on their way to the Grand Prix... Grand Prix riders will advance to Grand Prix Special, and then Grand Prix Freestyle. Prix St. George riders will advance to Intermediate I, and then Intermediate I Freestyle.

Live stream can be accessed here (after a free registration). Results can be found here (with the team rankings being at the very bottom).

Plus having a mobile app is more professional.

U25 Nations Cup is also being held this week. Among the participating teams, we have Team Canada, which should rather be called "Team Fancy Names". Tanya Strasser-Shostak Laurence Blais Tetreault Vanessa Creech-Terauds Naima Moreira Laliberte

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Rastorgujevs and Kaukenas should hang out some time...

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