PHOTO GALLERY: Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games Eventing Horse Inspection

Sep 29, 2010

PHOTO GALLERY: Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games Eventing Horse Inspection

By USEA

Eventing began today at the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky, with 82 riders presenting their perfectly turned out mounts for the multi-national ground jury. While Kim Severson’s Tipperary Liadhnan was withdrawn before the trot up due to a case cellulitis, the five remaining U.S. horse and rider combinations passed, and Karen O’Connor and Mandiba were selected to take Severson’s place in team competition. With three horses from this morning’s jog up held for reinspection, Mexico’s Escipion Mendivil and Azteca were unfortunately the only pair not to pass. Josh Walker photos.

United States: Buck Davidson and BallyNoe Castle RM, owned by Cassandra Segal.

United States: Boyd Martin and Neville Bardos, owned by Windurra USA, LLC

United States: Karen O’Connor and Mandiba, owned by Joan Goswell.

United States: Becky Holder and Courageous Comet, owned by Tom and Becky Holder

United States: Phillip Dutton and Woodburn, owned by Acorn Hill Farm, Sharon and Jess Sweely, Ann Jones, and Mardie Faucette.

Canada: Kyle Carter and Madison Park, owned by Kyle and Jessica Carter.

Canada: Rebecca Howard and Riddle Master, owned by Caroline Bazley.

Canada: Selena O’Hanlon and Colombo, owned by Elaine and Michael Davies.

Canada: Jessica Phoenix and Exponential, owned by Jessica Phoenix.

Canada: Hawley Bennett-Awad and Gin N’ Juice, owned by Hawley Bennett and Linda Payne.

Denmark: Peter Tersgov Flarup and Silver Ray, owned by Peter Flarup.

Argentina: Jose Luis Ortelli and Jos Aladar, owned by Jose Luis and Maria Ortelli.

Great Britain: Kristina Cook and Miners Frolic, owned by Nichola and Valda Embiricos and Sarah Pelham.

Great Britain: William Fox Pitt and Cool Mountain, owned by Mrs. Teresa Stopford Sackville.

Great Britain: Piggy French and Jakata, owned by Wally French and Michael Underwood.

Great Britain: Pippa Funnell and Redesigned, owned by Roger and Denise Lincoln.

Great Britain: Mary King and Imperial Cavalier, owned by Janette Chinn and Mr. and Mrs. E. Davies.

Great Britain: Nicola Wilson and Opposition Buzz, owned by Rosemary Search.

Japan: Takayuki Yumira and Hooligan, owned by Riding Club Crane.

Japan: Atsushi Negishi and Mavrick du Granit, owned by Riding Club Crane.

Japan: Yoshiaki Oiwa and Khanjer Black, owned by Yoshiaki Oiwa.

Japan: Kenki Sato and Hop And Skip, owned by Shodo Sato.

Poland: Lukasz Kazmierczak and Ostler, owned by Mieczyslaw and Lucja Kazmierczak.

South Africa: Paul Hart and Heartbreak Hill, owned by Paul Hart and Mike Marsden.

South Africa: Martyn Swanepoel and Kardinal, owned by Martyn Swanepoel.

South Africa: Douglas Welsh and Kings Courier, owned by George Quinton.

South Africa: Graham Winn and Zorba, owned by Ernst Holtz.

South Africa: Heidi Wood and Quantum Leap, owned by Heidi Wood.

Belgium: Lara de Liedekerke and Nooney Blue, owned by Barbara de Liedekerke.

Belgium: Karen Donckers and Gazelle de la Brasserie CH, owned by Michel and Jaques Pellaux.

Belgium: Sarah Van Hasselt and Artic Fox Too, owned by Stef Van Hasselt.

Belgium: Constantin van Rijckevorsel and Our Vintage, owned by Constantin van Rijckevorsel.

Brazil: Ruy Fonseca and Tom Bombadill Too, owned by Ruy Fonseca.

Brazil: Jesper Sigfrid Martendal and Land Jimmy, owned by Jesper Sigfrid Martendal.

Brazil: Serguei Fofanoff and Ekus T.W., owned by Taicia Fofanoff Junqueira.

Brazil: Guto de Faria and Ritz Carlton, owned by Faria Guto and Oswaldo Alfaia e Thiago Alfaia

Sweden: Linda Algotsson and Stand By Me, owned by Linda Algotsson

Sweden: Viktoria Carlerback and Bally’s Geronimo, owned by Marie Carlerback and Marie Lagerdahl.

Sweden: Niklas Jonsson and First Lady, owned by Niklas Jonsson.

Sweden: Malin Larsson and Piccadilly Z, owned by Claudia Simon.

Sweden: Niklas Lindback and Mister Pooh, owned by Hugo Berch.

Sweden: Katrin Norling and Pandora Emm, owned by Christina Larsson.

Australia: Sonja Johnson and Ringwould Jaguar, owned by Dan and Phoebe Johnson, and J. and A. Saunders.

Australia: Stuart Tinney and Vettori, owned by Kathryn Ward.

Australia: Christopher Burton and Holstein Park Leilani, owned by Jean and Jade Findlay.

Australia: Sam Griffiths and Happy Times, owned by Sam Griffiths, Dinah Posford, and Juliet Donald.

Australia: Paul Tapner and Inonothing, owned by Jenny Waaler.

Australia: Peter Atkins and Henry Jota Hampton, owned by Peter Atkins.

Italy: Stefano Brecciaroli and Apollo van de Wendi Kurt Hoeve, owned by Maria Giovanna Mazzocchi.

Italy: Susanna Bordone and Carrera, owned by Giovanna Mazzocchi Bordone.

Italy: Marco Cappai and Dourango, owned by Cinzia Varone.

Italy: Marco Biasia and Gandalf The Grey, owned by Daniela Giori.

Italy: Juan Carlos Garcia and Iman du Golfe, owned by Brigitte Bavaay.

France: Arnaud Boiteau and Expo du Moulin, owned by Arnaud Boiteau.

France: Stanislas de Zuchowicz and Quirinal de la Bastide, owned by Michel Carreiro.

France: Karim Florent Laghouagh and Havenir d’Azac, owned by Alain Prost.

France: Pascal Leroy and Minos de Petra, owned by Laurie Leroy.

France: Donatien Schauly MDL and Seculaire, owned by Ministere de la Defence.

Ireland: Patricia Ryan and Fernhill Clover Mist, owned by Tom and Carol Henry, and Sheila Foley.

Ireland: Sam Watson and Horseware Bushman, owned by John and Julia Watson, and Tom MacGuinness.

Ireland: Camilla Speirs and Portersize Just a Jif, owned by Bridget and Camilla Speirs.

Ireland: Mark Kyle and Step In Time, owned by Tanya and Mark Kyle.

Ireland: Geoff Curran and The Jump Jet, owned by Maurice Cassidy and The Ministry of Defence.

Finland: Sanna Siltakorpi and Lucky Accord, owned by Jenni and Sanna Siltakorpi.

Portugal: Manuel Grave and Samaritano, owned by Carlos Grave.

Germany: Simone Deitermann and Free Easy NRW, owned by DOKR, Gunter Hofman, and Franz Josef Ottman.

Germany: Andreas Dibowski and Euroridings Butts Leon, owned by Anne-Kathrin Butt and Andreas Dibowski.

Germany: Michael Jung and La Biosthetique-Sam FBW, owned by Sabine Kreuter.

Germany: Ingrid Klimke and FRH Butts Abraxxas, owned by Madeleine Winter-Schulze, Ingrid Klimke, and Andreas Busacker.

Germany: Frank Ostholt and Mr. Medicott, owned by Hermann Horst.

Germany: Dirk Schrade and Gadget de la Cere, owned by Dirk Schrade, DOKR, and Rolf Schmidt.

Netherlands: Tim Lips and Concrex Oncarlos, owned by M.A.D.S.B. Lips and C. Frydal.

Austria: Harald Ambros and Quick 2, owned by Gerhard Ambros.

New Zealand: Clarke Johnstone and Orient Express, owned by Johnstone Family and Clarke Johnstone.

New Zealand: Jonathan Paget and Clifton Promise, owned by Frances Stead.

New Zealand: Andrew Nicholson and Nereo, owned by Deborah Sellar.

New Zealand: Caroline Powell and Mac MacDonald, owned by Caroline Powell and Pat Melville-Evans.

New Zealand: Grass Valley, being jogged by Andrew Nicholson, ridden by Mark Todd and owned by New Zealand Bloodstock Ltd and Mark Todd.

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