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Dutch Chardon leads after first part of dressage

Dutch Chardon leads after first part of dressage

Multi-medallist Ijsbrand Chardon set the tone for the Driving world championship at the World Equestrian Games. First starter out in Dressage he leads after the morning session on 42,12 points, followed by Christoph Sandmann from Germany (47,13) and Hungary’s…

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Scott Brash withdraws

Scott Brash withdraws

WORLD number 1 Jumping partnership Scott Brash and Hello Sanctos have withdrawn from the individual competition at the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games.

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Ehning protégé has the midas touch

Ehning protégé has the midas touch

Ireland’s Bertram Allen certainly caused a sensation by winning the speed class on the first day of the Jumping, but his four-fault performance in the initial team round on Wednesday with Molly Malone also helped his squad to qualify for Thursday’s…

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Traveling light not the way to go for Nesvacil family

Traveling light not the way to go for Nesvacil family

Logistics are as much of a problem as the sport for four-in-hand drivers competing at the World Equestrian Games, especially when they are father and three sons like the team for the Czech Republic. Packing is a headache for Jiri Nesvacil and his boys, living…

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France Make it a One, Two

France Make it a One, Two

Halfway through the Men’s Individual Vaulting competition and after the first round of Freestyle Tests, France hold first and second place with the current European and World Champions respectively.

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