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World Equestrian Championships 2002

Photographs from Sunday

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Sunday trot-up for the Kiwis

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Kate Lambie and Nufarm Alibi Heelan Tompkins and Classic Hits Crusada Andrew Nicholson and Fenicio Dan Jocelyn and Silence

New Zealand

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Andrew Nicholson on Fenicio did a lovely careful round, only marred by coming rather onward bound into the double and paying with the front rail of the 'B' oxer. Finished well within the time. Dan Jocelyn on Silence rattled quite a few but most stayed put. Fence three fell and the middle part of the final treble. They took a stride out between fences 9 and 10 versus everyone else and that helped get them the fastest time of the day — they were the only pair under 80 seconds when the time allowed was 85 seconds. Kate Lambie on Nufarm Alibi at the final part of the treble. They did a great round, just having the first fence in an otherwise perfect round. Kate Lambie on Nufarm Alibi
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Heelan Tompkins on Classic Hits Crusada started rather nervously, having the first fence and the third, having totally missed the stride. However, they then settled and jumped a beautiful round, just rolling the middle of the final treble.

United States of America

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John Williams on Carrick unfortunately had the first two fences down, followed by the first part of the treble and then the final Liverpool. They just did not seem to have that 'spring' today. John Williams on Carrick John Williams on Carrick about to roll the the final Liverpool. Kim Vinoski on Winsome Adante looked tired and lacked a bit of the energy we saw on cross-country day. The pair had three rails but went under time.
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Kim Vinoski on Winsome Adante Kim Vinoski on Winsome Adante David O'Connor on Giltedge did a class round and never looked like having a rail. More forward going than other US riders. David O'Connor on Giltedge
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Gina Miles on McKinlaigh got in quite deep at her fences, but it seemed to work for her. JUmped a beautiful clear with just two time faults. Darren Chiacchia and RGS Renegrade had fences 3 and 4 and then rode forward more but that did not seem to help as they had 9 rials in all with 6 time faults. Darren Chiacchia and RGS Renegrade

France

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Jean Teulere on Espoir de la Mare riding for the Individual Gold Medal did a beautiful round under pressure, just having fence 4. Jean Teulere on Espoir de la Mare Jean Teulere on Espoir de la Mare Didier Courreges on Freestyle Ene Hn
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Didier Courreges on Freestyle Ene Hn

Great Britain

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Jeanette Brakewell on Over to You had a lovely round, only rolling first rail of oxer at fence 9. Just under time allowed. Jeanette Brakewell on Over to You Jeanette Brakewell on Over to You Pippa Funnell on Supreme Rock had a good round, tapping a few but only having fence 8 fall. They showed great scope, especially over the oxers.
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Pippa Funnell on Supreme Rock William Fox-Pitt on Tamarillo never looked like having a fence. Easily made time time by beautifully executed turns. Kristina Cook on Captain Christy. Kristina Cook on Captain Christy.
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Kristina Cook on Captain Christy.

Australia

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Stuart Tinney on Ava was careless and had six rails down. This was one of many missed opportunities for the Australians to have overtaken the British, who beat them by just 0.40 penalties. Stuart Tinney on Ava. David Middleton on Willowbank Jack touched almost every fence, but all but two stayed up. Again, a victim of the middle part of the final treble. David Middleton on Willowbank Jack
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Olivia Bumm on GV Top of the Line did a super round that was not extravagent but careful and safe. Finished well within the time. Phillip Dutton and House Doctor also did a 'jump by feel' round, having three rails that did not stay in their cups. Two time faults. Phillip Dutton and House Doctor Phillip Dutton and House Doctor
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Sammy McLeod on Frederick Hunter Sammy McLeod on Frederick Hunter

Finland

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Piia Pantsu on Ypaja Karuso did a lovely round, looking clear all the way to the last two fences, having the first part of the treble and just rolled the pole at the fianl Liverpool. Piia Pantsu on Ypaja Karuso Piia Pantsu on Ypaja Karuso just rolled the pole here, costing her the silver medal

Closing ceremony

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The USA got Gold in the team competition, finishing on 175.40 penalties. The winning USA team with Mark Phillips. The French got Silver in the team competition, finishing on 192.40 penalties. The British got Bronze in the team competition, finishing on 199.00 penalties.
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All the teams on the podium. Top placed Kiwi in ninth place, Andrew Nicholson, talking with David O'Connor. Gold medalist Jean Teulere from Finland, who finished on 45.80 penalties. Silver medalist Jeanette Brakewell from Britain, who finished on 52.00 penalties.
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Bronze medalist Piia Pantsu from Finland, who finished on 52.60 penalties. A crowd of over 4,000 watched the show jumping competition. The French supporters group went wild when Jean Teulere clinched the Gold Medal. The photographers jostle for best position before the medal ceremony.

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