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Sep 16, 2018
Seventy Horses Move Forward to Show Jumping at WEG
All horses presented to the ground jury of Anne-Mette Binder (DEN), Jane Hamlin (USA), and Andrew Bennie (NZL) were deemed fit to compete in the final phase of competition tomorrow. Seventy horses will move forward to the show jumping competition.
A total of five horses were sent to the hold box: Magnum’s Martini, ridden by Nilson Moreira da Silva (BRA), Horseware Stellor Rebound, ridden by Sarah Ennis (IRE), Horseware Ardagh Highlight, ridden by Sam Watson (IRE), Rumour Has It N.O.P, ridden by Merel Blom (NED), and Jane Z, ridden by Renske Kroeze (NED). All five horses passed upon reinspection.
Two horses were withdrawn did not present today: Valtho des Peupliers, ridden by Victoria Scott of South Africa, and Box Qutie, ridden by Anna Freskgård of the Swedish.
Tomorrow's show jumping competition will commence at 10:00 a.m. in the U.S. Trust Arena. The order of go for show jumping can be found here.
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