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Longines title decider at Lyon promises to be a classic
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Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Facts & Figures
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FEI Online Media Resources
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About Longines and Equestrian Sport
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Longines title decider at Lyon promises to be a classic
By Louise Parkes
The 36th FEI World Cup™ Jumping Final looks set to be a classic, and there is a body of opinion
that suggests that the 2014 Longines champion could be from the host nation of France. After
all, this is the country that boasts the reigning FEI European Champion - the inimitable Roger
Yves Bost - and the team that won the hotly-contested inaugural Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup™
Jumping Final last September, while its representatives have also been in great form on the
Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Western European League throughout the winter months.
Add to that the incentive of hosting the forthcoming Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games™ in
Normandy in four months’ time and the subsequent pressure to be at their best when that
moment arrives, and it seems French riders have every reason to be driven to success when
the lights go on in the Eurexpo stadium in Lyon next week.
History suggests otherwise however, and Bost’s late withdrawal yesterday has left the host
nation’s chances considerably less buoyant. France has only once taken the FEI World Cup™
Jumping title when the brilliant Bruno Broucqsault and Dileme de Cephe sprang a big surprise
in Milan (ITA) back in 2004.
The record books show that the two most successful nations are the USA and Germany with
nine wins apiece. The Americans were truly dominant during the early years of the series which
quickly captured the imagination and interest of public and press alike from its start in 1978.
First nine seasons
US riders won seven times over the first nine seasons, but they would have to wait a long,
lonely quarter of a century before Rich Fellers and the comeback king of equestrian sport, the
Irish-bred stallion Flexible, brought the glory back across the Atlantic again after victory at ‘sHertogenbosch (NED) in 2012. And suddenly the German stranglehold on the champion’s
leaderboard was broken when Beezie Madden returned last year and the US flag was hoisted
once again, this time over the Scandinavium Arena in Gothenburg (SWE), drawing the USA and
Germany level in terms of winning performances. The Swedish city has a long and close link
with this series, hosting the Final on no less than 13 occasions and already confirmed as the
venue for the 2016 decider.
It took Germany quite a long time to get into the frame, Ludger Beerbaum taking their first FEI
World Cup™ Jumping title with the great mare, Ratina Z, at Gothenburg in 1994. It would be
another nine years before Otto Becker, now Chef d’Equipe for the German Jumping team,
managed to repeat the feat, but from then on the Germans have been the ones to beat. Marcus
Ehning recorded the first of his three wins at Las Vegas (USA) in 2003 riding Anka, and
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Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum followed suit at the same venue in 2005 partnering the magical
Shutterfly.
Ehning returned to the winner’s podium at Kuala Lumpur (MAS) in 2006 riding Sandro Boy and
Michaels-Beerbaum proved unbeatable with Shutterly in both 2008, at Gothenburg, and 2009
back in Las Vegas, before Ehning claimed the honours again at Geneva (SUI) in 2010 thanks to
his two horses Noltes Kűchengirl and Plot Blue. Christian Ahlmann brought the German tally to
nine on home turf at Leipzig (GER) in 2011, and he joins Ehning, Daniel Deusser, Lars Nieberg
and Ludger Beerbaum in the five-strong German contingent at Lyon this year where Ehning is
the only three-time champion bidding for a record fourth win.
Making it all the more remarkable is the fact that the rider, who celebrates his 40 th birthday
during this year’s Final on Sunday 19 April, brings the now 17-year-old veteran, Plot Blue, to
do battle alongside the impressive 11-year-old grey stallion Cornado NRW this time around. For
sure Ehning will be one to watch out for as his knowledge and experience will be put to good
use as he strives to step into the record books as the first four-time champion.
Appeal
Much of the appeal of the FEI World Cup™ Jumping series lies in the fact that it comes at the
end of a long qualifying season, particularly for the contenders from Europe and the USA.
Places are hard-earned, and although new names will emerge from more remote regions to
impress and extend promise for the future, it tends to be the seasoned campaigners who shine
when it comes to the deciding day.
The format for the Final is as tough as it comes, beginning with a speed competition that is
designed to give a skillful rider with an unlucky knockdown the chance to still stay in touch with
the leaders. In the second competition there is a first round and then a jump-off against the
clock, after which the points awarded for the first two competitions are transformed into
penalties that are carried through to the last day.
Following a rest day, the last competition is a Grand Prix over two rounds which is open to the
30 best-placed athletes, at the end of which the new champion will be crowned. The image of a
rider holding the prestigious FEI World Cup™ Jumping trophy aloft is one of the most coveted
in the sport. It is widely recognised as a prize that is more than difficult to win and a watershed
moment in the career of every athlete and their horse.
Magical partnerships
So many of the magical partnerships throughout the last 36 years have their names carved into
this piece of Jumping history, including the early American champions like Conrad Homfeld with
Balbuco (1980) and Abdullah (1985), Michael Matz and Jet Run (1981), Melanie Smith and
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Calypso (1982), Norman dello Joio and I Love You (1983), Leslie Burr Lenehan (now BurrHoward) and McLain (1986) and Katherine Burdsall with The Natural (1987).
Legends abound on the Roll of Honour - Canada’s Ian Millar and the great Big Ben who proved
untouchable in 1988 and 1989 despite the close attention of other greats like the brilliant little
Jappeloup ridden by Frenchman Pierre Durand and Britain’s John Whitaker with Milton.
Whitaker too would have his time in the spotlight with a double in 1990 and 1991 from his
much-loved grey who had a huge following world-wide.
But not even these greats could match the result achieved by Brazil’s Rodrigo Pessoa and the
super-stallion Baloubet du Rouet. The fourth of the three-time winners, alongside Germany’s
Ehning and Michaels-Beerbaum, and Austria’s Hugo Simon who did a back-to-back double with
ET FRH 17 years after his inaugural season victory, Pessoa recorded an as yet unmatched
three-in-a-row victory roll between 1998 and 2000. Pessoa will not, however, line out this time
around when his country will be represented by the less-well-known Yuri Mansur Guerios.
Hugely successful
All eyes will be on world number one in the Longines Rankings, Great Britain’s Scott Brash, who
has enjoyed a hugely successful season on the winter circuit at Wellington, Florida (USA) and
who is likely to come out with all guns blazing. He will be joined by compatriot and fellow FEI
European team gold medallist Michael Whitaker, who has rarely missed a Final in the last 36
seasons. Billy Twomey will fly the Irish flag, while 20-year-old Nicola Philippaerts, winner of the
last leg of the Western European League at Gothenburg last month, will be in action for
Belgium alongside Francois Mathy Jr.
Australia’s Edwina Tops-Alexander is never one to be discounted, while Portugal’s Luciana Diniz
has a strong record at this Final, and with the reigning Olympic champion, Switzerland’s Steve
Guerdat, in the mix along with fellow-countryman Pius Schwizer it’s going to be a mighty battle
from start to finish.
The Americans also travel with much more than just hope as their star-studded field of runners
includes a mass of young talent along with a depth of experience in the shape of Kent
Farrington, McLain Ward and defending champion Madden, who is under no illusions about the
difficulty of repeating her historic 2013 victory.
Only time will tell how it will play itself out, but we know one thing for sure. We are guaranteed
drama, disappointment, delight, excitement and super sport, all in equal measure, before the
Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping trophy is grasped by the rider who has emerged supreme in
this greatest annual contest of champions.
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Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Facts & Figures:
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Swiss watchmaking experts, Longines, take up title partnership of the FEI World Cup™
Jumping Western European League series and world Final in the 2013/2014 season.
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Longines became first Top Partner to the international governing body, the Swiss-based
Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI), in a new long-term partnership agreement signed
in December 2012.
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The Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping series is in its 36th season.
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A total of 10 qualifying rounds will take place before the Final is held in Lyon, France from
17-21 April 2014.
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Defending champion is America's Beezie Madden who came out on top at the 2013 Final in
Gothenburg, Sweden.
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The very first series Final took place in Gothenburg, Sweden in 1979.
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Austria's Hugo Simon was the first champion. Riding Gladstone he finished ahead of
America's Katie Monaghan and The Jones Boy in second place, while America's Norman dell
Joio with Allegro and Ireland's Eddie Macken with Carroll's of Dundalk shared third.
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US riders claimed the trophy seven times over the first nine years, but there was a 25-year
gap before Rich Fellers re-claimed it in 2012 with the brilliant stallion Flexible.
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American riders will be going for a back-to-back hat-trick of wins when the Final gets
underway in Lyon.
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Three riders have claimed the FEI World Cup™ Jumping title on three occasions, Germany's
Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum and Marcus Ehning, and Rodrigo Pessoa from Brazil.
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Pessoa has the distinction of being the only rider to secure three back-to-back wins, and he
did so with the same stallion, Baloubet du Rouet, between 1998 and 2000.
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Other
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Riders from the Arab, Australian, Caucasian, Central Asian, Central European, Chinese,
South East Asian, Japanese, New Zealand, South African, South American South, South
America North, Central America and Caribbean and North American Leagues are all eligible
for a place at the Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Final.
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About Longines and Equestrian Sport
Longines has been based at Saint-Imier (SUI) since 1832. Its watchmaking expertise reflects a
strong devotion to tradition, elegance and performance. It has generations of experience as the
official timekeeper at world championships and as a partner of international sports federations.
Longines’ passion for equestrian sports began in 1878, when it
produced a chronograph engraved with a jockey and its mount.
Over the years, the brand has built strong and long-lasting links
with equestrian sports. In 1912, Longines was proud to partner
with its first Jumping event, the Grande Concurso Hippico
Internacional, in Portugal.
Today, Longines’ involvement in equestrianism includes Jumping,
Endurance and flat racing.
Longines is a member of The Swatch Group S.A., the world’s
leading manufacturer of horological products. With an excellent
reputation for creating refined timepieces, the brand, whose
emblem is the winged hourglass, has outlets in over 130
countries.
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Part 2: The Champions
The Champions - FEI World Cup™ Jumping
Contents
The Champion Riders 1979-2013
Page 2
The Champion Horses 1979-2013
Pages 3
Riders with the Most Wins & Starts
Pages 4-6
League Winners 1979-2013
Pages 7-17
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Western European League
Australian League
Arab League
Caucasian League
Central American & Caribbean Islands League
Central Asian League
Central European Northern & Southern Sub Leagues
Chinese League
South East Asian League
Japan League
New Zealand League
South African League
South American North League
South American South League
North America East Coast League
North America West Coast League
Western European League Qualifier Winners 1979-2013
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The Champion Riders 1979-2013
Year
won
Rider name
NAT
Date of birth
Age
won
1979
Hugo Simon
AUT
1942
1-Aug-03
36
1980
Conrad Homfeld
USA
1951
1-Dec-25
28
1981
Michael Matz
USA
1951
1-Jan-23
30
1982
Melanie Smith
USA
1949
1-Sep-23
32
1983
Norman Dello Joio
USA
1956
1-Jun-17
26
1984
Mario Deslauriers
CAN
1965
1-Feb-23
19
1985
Conrad Homfeld
USA
1951
1-Dec-25
33
1986
Leslie Burr Lenehan
USA
1956
1-Oct-01
29
1987
Katharine Burdsall
USA
1958
1-Oct-17
28
1988
Ian Millar
CAN
1947
1-Jan-06
41
1989
Ian Millar
CAN
1947
1-Jan-06
42
1990
John Whitaker
GBR
1955
1-Aug-05
34
1991
John Whitaker
GBR
1955
1-Aug-05
35
1992
Thomas Frühmann
AUT
1951
1-Jan-23
41
1993
Ludger Beerbaum
GER
1963
1-Aug-26
29
1994
Jos Lansink
NED
1961
1-Mar-19
33
1995
Nick Skelton
GBR
1957
1-Dec-30
38
1996
Hugo Simon
AUT
1942
1-Aug-03
53
1997
Hugo Simon
AUT
1942
1-Aug-03
54
1998
Rodrigo Pessoa
BRA
1972
1-Nov-29
25
1999
Rodrigo Pessoa
BRA
1972
1-Nov-29
26
2000
Rodrigo Pessoa
BRA
1972
1-Nov-29
27
2001
Markus Fuchs
SUI
1955
1-Jun-23
45
2002
Otto Becker
GER
1958
1-Dec-03
43
2003
Marcus Ehning
GER
1974
1-Apr-19
29
2004
Bruno Broucqsault
FRA
1959
1-Feb-06
45
2005
Meredith M.-Beerbaum
GER
1973
1-Dec-27
31
2006
Marcus Ehning
GER
1974
1-Apr-19
32
2007
Beat Mändli
SUI
1969
1-Oct-01
37
2008
Meredith M.-Beerbaum
GER
1973
1-Dec-27
34
2009
Meredith M.-Beerbaum
GER
1973
1-Dec-27
35
2010
Marcus Ehning
GER
1974
1-Apr-19
36
2011
Christian Ahlmann
GER
1974
1-Dec-17
37
2012
Rich Fellars
USA
1959
1-Oct-03
52
2013
Elizabeth “Beezie” Madden
USA
1963
27-Nov-13
50
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The Champion Horses 1979-2013
Year
won
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
Gladstone
Balbuco
Jet Run
Calypso
I Love You
Aramis
Abdullah
1969
1965
1968
1973
1974
1977
1971
Age
won
10
15
13
9
9
7
14
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
McLain
The Natural
Big Ben
Big Ben
Milton
Milton
Genius
Ratina Z
Libero H
Dollar Girl
E.T.
E.T.
Baloubet du Rouet
Baloubet du Rouet
Baloubet du Rouet
Tinka's Boy
Dobel's Cento
Anka
Dileme de Cephe
Shutterfly
Sandro Boy
Ideo du Thot
Shutterfly
Shutterfly
Plot Blue &
Noltes Küchengirl
1971
1977
1976
1976
1978
1978
1982
1982
1981
1980
1987
1987
1989
1989
1989
1989
1989
1991
1991
1993
1993
1996
1993
1993
1997
1997
15
10
12
13
12
13
10
11
13
15
9
10
9
10
11
12
13
12
13
12
13
11
15
16
13
13
bl.
bay
ch
ch
grey
grey
br
br
br
bay
ch
ch
ch
ch
ch
ch
grey
ch
bay
dbay
dbay
bay
dbay
dbay
bay
bay
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
M
St
M
G
G
St
St
St
St
St
M
G
G
St
G
G
G
St
M
Bariton
Diskus
Etretat
Etretat
Marius
Marius
Grenadier
Ramiro
Landgraf
Dynamo
Espri
Espri
Galoubet
Galoubet
Galoubet
Zuidpool
Capitol
Argentinus
Starky
Silvio I
Sandro
Arioso du Theillet
Silvio I
Silvio I
Mr. Blue
Lord Z
Westf.
Hann.
BWP
BWP
Hann.
Hann.
Holst.
Hann.
Hann.
Hann.
SF
SF
SF
KWPN
Holst.
Old
AA
Hann.
Oldbg
SF
Hann.
Hann.
KWPN
Bayer
GER
GER
BEL
BEL
GBR
GBR
GER
BEL
GER
GER
GER
GER
FRA
FRA
FRA
NED
GER
GER
FRA
GER
GER
FRA
GER
GER
NED
GER
2011
2012
2013
Taloubet Z
Flexible
Simon
2000
1996
1999
11
16
16
bay
ch
bl.
St
St
G
Galoubet A
Cruising
Mr Blue
KWPN
ISH
KWPN
NED
IRL
NED
Horse
Born
Color
Sex
Sire
Breed
Bred
ch
bay
bay
bay
bay
bay
grey
G
G
G
G
St
G
St
Goetz
Jet Traffic
Lucky Boy
Alme
Argentan
Donauwind
Hann.
TB
TB
KWPN
SF
Hann.
Trak
GER
ARG
USA
NED
FRA
GER
CAN
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Riders with the most Wins & Starts
Athlete
Ian MILLAR
Vicki ROYCROFT
Chris CHUGG
John COTTLE
Maurice BEATSON
Mclain WARD
John FAHEY
Gavin CHESTER
George SANNA
QABIL AMBAK DATO'
MAHAMAD FATHIL
Mario DESLAURIERS
Rein PILL
Richard SPOONER
Hap HANSEN
Ludger BEERBAUM
Rodrigo PESSOA
Rich FELLERS
Franke SLOOTHAAK
John WHITAKER
Bernie TRAURIG
David DOBSON
Helena GABRIELSSON
Will SIMPSON
Beth UNDERHILL
Lisa JACQUIN
Vitor ALVES TEIXEIRA
Leslie BURR-HOWARD
Taizo SUGITANI
Beezie MADDEN
Khaled AL EID
Margie GOLDSTEIN-ENGLE
Ann WILSON - FENWICK
Barry TAYLOR
Abdullah SHARBATLY
Guy CREIGHTON
Nick SKELTON
Between
(years)
CAN
AUS
AUS
NZL
NZL
USA
AUS
AUS
AUS
FEI World Cup
league wins
39
33
32
32
32
29
25
24
22
FEI World Cup
league starts
240
236
247
105
194
216
190
135
199
1979
1980
1983
1983
1983
1994
1980
1980
1981
2013
2013
2012
2004
2013
2013
2001
2008
2010
MAS
USA
EST
USA
USA
GER
BRA
USA
GER
GBR
USA
AUS
SWE
USA
CAN
USA
BRA
USA
JPN
USA
KSA
USA
NZL
RSA
KSA
AUS
GBR
22
21
21
21
20
19
19
19
18
18
18
17
17
17
16
16
16
15
15
15
15
14
14
14
13
13
13
64
193
111
170
181
219
137
142
180
214
72
154
54
151
115
79
111
261
54
222
62
280
72
78
61
85
203
1999
1984
1990
1992
1981
1985
1990
1983
1979
1979
1979
1980
2000
1980
1985
1984
1982
1979
1995
1985
2005
1984
1988
1995
2004
1980
1979
2012
2013
2012
2013
2012
2013
2013
2013
2010
2012
2004
2012
2012
2011
2011
2005
2012
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2001
2012
2013
2002
2013
Nationality
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Riders with the most Wins & Starts (continued)
GER
AUS
EST
AUT
AUS
NZL
USA
GBR
IRL
SVK
ARG
JPN
AUS
FEI World Cup
league wins
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
11
11
11
11
11
FEI World Cup
league starts
141
111
118
145
108
99
82
254
123
65
82
56
138
Between
(years)
1990
1985
1997
1979
1989
1984
2004
1980
1993
1990
1981
1996
1981
KSA
BEL
CAN
AUS
AUT
NZL
POL
JPN
USA
AUS
CAN
UZB
CAN
USA
CAN
USA
MEX
USA
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
66
178
107
130
137
67
105
36
156
82
72
36
145
134
75
190
33
54
2005
1989
1986
1995
1979
2004
1990
1990
1988
1989
1982
1999
1989
1979
1979
1981
1983
2004
Athlete
Nationality
Meredith MICHAELS - BEERBAUM
Jeff BLOOMFIELD
Gunnar KLETTENBERG
Hugo SIMON
Ron EASEY
Harvey WILSON
Kent FARRINGTON
Michael WHITAKER
Jessica KÜRTEN
Juraj HANULAY
Justo ALBARRACIN
Ryuma HIROTA
Colleen BROOK
HRH PRINCE Abdullah BIN
MOTEB AL SAUD
Jos LANSINK
Eric LAMAZE
Anthony THOMAS
Thomas FRÜHMANN
Katie MCVEAN
Grzegorz KUBIAK
Tadayoshi HAYASHI
Laura KRAUT
Alison ROWLAND
Gail GREENOUGH
Gairat NAZAROV
Jill HENSELWOOD
Joe FARGIS
Mark LASKIN
Mark LEONE
Jaime AZCARRAGA
Ashlee BOND
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2006
2012
2011
2008
2000
2012
2013
2013
2011
2012
2013
2009
2013
2012
2012
2011
2010
2013
2010
2011
2013
2012
2003
2012
2012
2006
1996
2011
2011
2013
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Riders with the most Wins & Starts (continued)
USA
USA
CAN
USA
USA
NED
FRA
RSA
USA
NZL
GER
BRA
BRA
USA
AUS
PHI
THA
CAN
USA
USA
ROU
GER
NZL
JPN
JPN
NZL
BEL
GBR
RSA
AUS
FEI World
Cup league
wins
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
FEI World
Cup league
starts
95
168
62
161
184
131
100
46
145
137
81
89
59
80
61
25
25
159
119
141
44
74
54
67
21
37
207
168
44
44
MAS
7
66
Athlete
Nationality
Nicole SIMPSON
Anne KURSINSKI
Harold CHOPPING
Katie PRUDENT MONAHAN
Norman DELLO JOIO
Piet RAIJMAKERS
Roger Yves BOST
Ronnie LAWRENCE
Susan HUTCHISON
Jeff MCVEAN
Christian AHLMANN
Alvaro AFFONSO DE MIRANDA NETO
André Bier GERDAU JOHANNPETER
Molly ASHE
Jamie COMAN
Toni LEVISTE
Akkara KONGLAPAMNUAY
Jay HAYES
Lauren HOUGH
Peter LEONE
Radu ILIOI
René TEBBEL
Robert STEELE
Seiji NINOMIYA
Takamichi MASHIYAMA
Samantha MCINTOSH
Ludo PHILIPPAERTS
Robert SMITH
Shaun NEILL
Rod BROWN
QUZIER AMBAK DATO' MAHAMAD
FATHIL
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Between
(years)
Athlete
1994
1981
1984
1979
1979
1979
1984
1993
1982
1979
1999
1992
1985
1999
1991
1998
2001
1984
1999
1979
1993
1988
1991
1992
2002
1996
1987
1980
2004
1982
2012
2009
2001
2013
2011
2009
2013
2010
2011
2001
2013
2013
2010
2012
2010
2010
2011
2010
2013
2012
2009
2012
2011
2013
2008
2013
2013
2013
2012
2007
1998
2009
6
League Winners 1979-2013: Western European League
1978/79
Paul Schockemöhle
FRG
El Paso/Deister
1979/80
David Broome
GBR
Sportsman /Queensway Big Q/Philco
1980/81
Gilles B. de Balanda
FRA
Galoubet Malesan
1981/82
Thomas Fuchs
SUI
Willora Carpets/Willora Swiss
1982/83
John Whitaker
GBR
Ryan's Son/Clonee Temple
1983/84
Nick Skelton
GBR
Everest Arabesque/Radius/Maybe/St. James
1984/85
Frédéric Cottier
FRA
Flambeau C
1985/86
Nick Skelton
GBR
Raffles Apollo/St. James/Airbourne
1986/87
Paul Schockemöhle
FRG
Next Deiste /Next Orchidee
1987/88
Pierre Durand
FRA
Jappeloup de Luze
1988/89
John Whitaker
GBR
Next Milton/Next Gammon
1989/90
John Whitaker
GBR
Henderson (Next) Milton/Next Gammon
1990/91
Roger-Yves Bost
FRA
Norton de Rhuys/Raspails SF
1991/92
Ludger Beerbaum
GER
Piaffe/Athletico /Classic Touch/Rush On
1992/93
Jos Lansink
NED
Bollv. Libero H/Henzo/Opt. Easy Jumper/Egano
1993/94
Jos Lansink
NED
Bollv. Libero H/Bollv. Easy Jumper/ Bollv. Libera
1994/95
Ludger Beerbaum
GER
Sp. Gaylord/Sp. Rush On/Sp. Ratina Z
1995/96
Hugo Simon
AUT
E.T./Apricot D
1996/97
Michael Whitaker
GBR
Ashley/Two Step/Umour Bai
1997/98
Ludger Beerbaum
GER
Ratina/Priamos/Rush On/Neron
1998/99
Beat Mändli
SUI
Poor Boy/Pozitano/Diane de Fontenis
1999/00
Otto Becker
GER
Dobel's Luigi/Dobel's Cento
2000/01
Ludo Philippaerts
BEL
Parco/Verelst Otterongo
2001/02
Rolf Göran Bengtsson
SWE
Medline Pialotta/Ralph
2002/03
Markus Fuchs
SUI
Tinka's Boy/Granie/Royal Charmer
2003/04
Meredith M.-Beerbaum
GER
Shutterfl /Check Mate
2004/05
Nick Skelton
GBR
Arko III
2005/06
M. Michaels - Beerbaum
GER
Shutterfly/Check Mate 4
2006/07
Christian Ahlmann
GER
Cöster/Lorenzo 208/Sinclaire 5
2007/08
Jessica Kürten
IRL
Castle Forbes Libertina/Castles Forbes Vivaldo/Quibell
2008/09
Gerco Scröder
NED
Eurocommerce Milano/Pennsylvania/Seattle
Castle Forbes Cosma/Castle Forbes Myrtille/ Castle Forbes
2009/10
Jessica Kürten
IRL
Libertina
2010/11
Kevin Staut
FRA
de Hus
2011/12
Kevin Staut
FRA
Le Prestide St Lois de Hus/Silvana/Zeta de Hus/Banda de Hus
2012/13
Sergio Alvarez Moya
ESP
Abab Van Het Molenhof/Carlo 273/Zipper
Silvana de Hus/Le Prestige St Lois de Hus/ Kraque Boom/Bande
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Australian League
1979/80
Mariane Gilchrist
AUS
Goldray
1980/81
Guy Creighton
AUS
Micknail/Spring Melody/Swap
1981/82
Mariane Gilchrist
AUS
Goldray
1982/83
David Asimus
AUS
Golden Grand
1983/84
Greg Eurell
AUS
Johnny Mac/Mr. Shrimpton
1984/85
Kevin Bourke
AUS
Touraliady/Grey Ole
1985/86
Kevin Bourke
AUS
Touraliady
1986/87
Vicki Roycroft
AUS
Apache
1987/88
Ken Graham
AUS
Happy Jack
1988/89
Barry Munt
AUS
Aston
1989/90
Greg McDermott
AUS
Chewbacca/Mr. Shrimpton
1990/91
Chris Chugg
AUS
Mr. Currency/Gilgai
1991/92
John Fahey
AUS
T.B. Sorrento/T.B. Focus/T.B. Barberino
1992/93
George Sanna
AUS
Isiah/H.S.A. Schalkhaar/Hunky Dory
1993/94
John Fahey
AUS
T.B. Sorrento/T.B. Style
1994/95
John Fahey
AUS
T.B. Style/T.B. Sorrento/T.B. Barberino
1995/96
Vicki Roycroft
AUS
True Colours/Coalminer
1996/97
Jeff Bloomfield
AUS
T Rex
1997/98
Vicki Roycroft
AUS
Coalminer/Jadalco
1998/99
Aaron Williamson
AUS
Carson
1999/00
Gavin Chester
AUS
Another Flood
2000/01
Ron Easy
AUS
Rolling Thunder Stumpy
2001/02
Vicki Roycroft
AUS
Coalminer/Luna Luna
2002/03
Chris Chugg
AUS
Diamond Bego/Navy Seal
2003/04
Chris Chugg
AUS
Diamond Bego/Navy Seal
Al Lando /Copabella/Visage/Infatuation/ Premier des
2004/05
Vicky Roycrofft
AUS
Hayetter
Ricardo Devoloux/Rivoli Panther
2005/06
Tim Amitrano
AUS
Mr Innocent / Tp Cruizing OZ
2006/07
Gavin Chester
AUS
Warlord II
2007/08
Laurie Lever
AUS
Ashleigh Drossel Dan
2008/09
Amy Graham
AUS
Transatlantic
2009/10
Chris Chugg
AUS
ASB Conquistador / Vivant
2010/11
Brook Dobbin
AUS
Advisor / GP Shine
2011/12
Jamie Kermond
AUS
Valhalla 3/Colthaga
2012/13
Jamie Kermond
AUS
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Arab League
2004/05
Abdullah al Sharbatlli
KSA
Gerry Copperfield/ Ivoor
2005/06
Khaled Al Eid
KSA
Al Riyadh/Lucky Star 4/Silvano
2006/07
A. Bin Metab Al Saud
KSA
Saudia/Poco Loco/Al Saad Khaled
2007/08
Abdullah Mohd Al Marri
UAE
Secret D' Amour/Vallee D' Alezan
2008/09
H. Bin Moteb Al Saud
KSA
Ashkur Allah Obelix
2009/10
Abdullah Sharbatly
KSA
Hugo Gesmeray/Verelst Quebe/Goldex
2010/11
Abdullah Sharbatly
KSA
Seldana di Campalto/Columbia 11 Melodie Ardente
2011/12
Abdullah Sharbatly
KSA
Lobster 43/Jalla de Gaverie/Larkhill Cruiser/Ucorado 8
2012/13
Abdullah Sharbatly
KSA
Sultan/Larkhill Cruiser/Lobster 43
Caucasian League
2009/10
Rashad Samadov
AZE
Maja
2010/11
Hikmet Musayev
AZE
Light Limerick/Arco van de Herkkant
2011/12
Shalva Gachechiladze
AZE
Chewing Gum 3
2012/13
Jamal Rahimov
AZE
Platin E/Woodie/Warrior
Central American and Caribbean Islands League
2012/2013
Alvaro Enrique Tejada Arriola
GUA
Voltaral Palo Blanco
Central Asian League
1999/00
Saken Suranchinov
KAZ
Man
2000/01
Gairat Nazarov
UZB
Arslan
2001/02
Gairat Nazarov
UZB
Arslan
2002/03
Sadir Marmitov
KGZ
Langraf
2003/04
Alexander Tishkov
KAZ
Zapad
2004/05
Sadir Mamitov
KGZ
Landgraff II
2005/06
Aziz Sadikov
UZB
Red/Shevgard
2006/07
Evgeny Barashkin
KAZ
Mann
2007/08
Oleg Popelyaev
KAZ
Chamberlain 33
2008/09
Yegor Morotskiy
KAZ
Graf-Grannus N.P.
2009/10
Andrey Shalohin
KGZ
Charlize
2010/11
Andrey Shalohin
KGZ
Charlize
2011/12
Myrza Toktobekov
KGZ
Stamberline
2012/13
Umid Kamilov
UZB
Vaillant/Lasirko
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Central European League
1989/90
Rudolf Mrugala
POL
Ignam
1990/91
Vilmos Göttler
HUN
Kemal/Klarila
1991/92
Zoltan Rezgö
HUN
Poker
1992/93
Dusan Tovarnak
CZE
Lotus/Ankara/Aar
1993/94
Attila Szasz
HUN
Randi
1994/95
Josef Varro
HUN
Kiralymezo
1995/96
Juraj Hanulay
SVK
El Dorado Bingo Balast
1996/97
Juraj Hanulay
SVK
El Dorado Bingo Balas/Kentaur Collet
1997/98
Günter Orschel
BUL
Mineralwater/Exceptional Taste/
Urleven Pirronière/King Darco
1998/99
Eleni Drakatou
GRE
Red Flamingo/Its Cinderella
1999/00
Samantha McIntosch
BUL
Royal Discovery
2000/01
Grzegorz Kubiak
POL
Orkisz
2001/02
Robert Chelberg
USA
Aktiv
2002/03
Petr Dolezal
CZE
Beach Girl
2003/04
Gunnar Klettenberg
EST
Novesta/Palladium/Favoritas
2004/05
Ales Opatrny
CZE
Crazy Love/Grand
2005/06
Grzegorz Kubiak
POL
Turbud Tempo/Ritus/Orkisz
2006/07
Krzyszlof Ludwiczak
POL
Hof Schretstakens/Konkret/Nurjev/My Lady
2007/08
Lukasz Jonczyk
POL
Ritus/Lavida
2008/09
Msciwoj Kiecon
POL
Urbane
2009/10
Tiit Kivilsild
EST
Cinnamon
2010/11
Tiit Kivilsild
EST
Cinnamon
2011/12
Benas Gutkauskas
LTU
Lascar 41
Central European League, Northern Subleague
2012/13
Vladimir Beletskiy
RUS
Rocketman 2/Littlefoot 22/Kleiner Onkel 141
Central European League, Southern Subleague
2012/13
Monika Martini
GRE
Cleopatra VI
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Chinese League
2011/12
Zuping Huang
CHN
Argelith Sambuca
2012/13
Franz-Josef Dahlmann
GER
Crown Z/Asca Z
South East Asian League
1997/98
Julie Hicks
USA
Cajou
1998/99
Antoinette Leviste
PHI
Leap of Faith
1999/00
Endaryanto Bambang
INA
Gallypoli
2000/01
Helena Gabrielson
SWE
Salido
2001/02
Qabil Ambak
MAS
Red Cloud/Camellias
2002/03
Helena Gabrielson
SWE
Aladdin
2003/04
Qabil Ambak
MAS
Red Cloud
2004/05
Qabil Ambak
MAS
Camelias/Helu
de
Caudard/Red
Cloud/San
Patrignano Humpfry
2005/06
Helena Gabrielson
SWE
Aladdin
2006/07
Akkara Konglapamnuay
THA
Celine 80
2007/08
Q Dato' Mahamad Fathil
MAS
Parvina/Calano
2008/09
Helena Gabrielsson
SWE
King Power Alladin/Nixon de la Tourette
Qabil
Ambak
Dato'
Mahamad
2009/10
Fathil
MAS
Amadeus Van Boswinning/Calano
2010/11
Helena Gabrielsson
SWE
Nausicaa du Saulcy
2011/12
Akkara Konglapamnuay
THA
Celine 80
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Japan League
1990/91
Naoki Otani
JPN
Ryuku/Luke
1991/92
Yann Candele
FRA
Orkey
1992/93
Kohnoshin Kuwabara
JPN
Raphael
1993/94
Tadayoshi Hayashi
JPN
Forest Fair Fax
1994/95
Yoshihiro Nakano
JPN
Sydney Symphony
1995/96
Ryuma Hirota
JPN
Man of Gold
1996/97
Yoshihiro Nakano
JPN
Sydney Symphony
1997/98
Masaru Otsuji
JPN
Quamby / Karate Kid
1998/99
Tadayoshi Hayashi
JPN
Gold Run
1999/00
Taizo Sugitani
JPN
Island Love
2000/01
Chieko Yamaguchi
JPN
Education
2001/02
Ryuma Hirota
JPN
Sakura
2002/03
Ryuma Hirota
JPN
Zero
2003/04
Takamichi Mashiyama
JPN
Top Gear I
2004/05
Akihoro Okabe
JPN
Lord Lester 62/Rocco
2005/06
Jun Takada
JPN
Guggenheim
2006/07
Taizo Sugitano
JPN
Cavallo /Norrit Joint Venture
2007/08
Takamichi Mashiyama
JPN
Top Gear I
2008/09
Daijiro Mashiyama
JPN
Paradox
2009/10
Toshiki Masui
JPN
Keep Your Touch
2010/11
Daisuke Kawaguchi
JPN
Kronos /Snowyriver II
2011/12
Yuya Ninomiya
JPN
Willem
2012/13
Koki Saito
JPN
Telexio
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New Zealand League
1982/83
John Cottle
NZL
Arturo
1983/84
Harvey Wilson
NZL
Whose He
1984/85
Allan Goodall
NZL
Double Brown Skud
1985/86
Greg Jamieson
NZL
Chichester
1986/87
Leanne Chambers
NZL
Pimms Emma Jane
1987/88
Maurice Beatson
NZL
Jefferson Junior
1988/89
Harvey Wilson
NZL
Brodway
1989/90
Tony Webb
NZL
Reservation
1990/91
Ann Wilson
NZL
Windriver Surprise
1991/92
Maurice Beatson
NZL
Home Guard / Irish Embassy
1992/93
Maurice Beatson
NZL
Irish Embassy
1993/94
Maurice Beatson
NZL
My Irish Embassy
1994/95
Harvey Wilson
NZL
Wishful Willie / Pirate
1995/96
John Cottle
NZL
Watch Me / Super Moth
1996/97
John Cottle
NZL
Super Moth / Watch Me
1997/98
John Cottle
NZL
Super Moth / Watch Me / Rothchild
1998/99
John Cottle
NZL
Super Moth / Watch Me
1999/00
John Cottle
NZL
Jeep Super Moth
2000/01
Ann Wilson
NZL
Mitavite Imperial
2001/02
Greg Best
NZL
Entrepreneur
2002/03
Molly Savill
NZL
Richard III
2003/04
Sally Steiner
USA
Well Wisher
2004/05
John Cottle
NZL
Telegraph
2005/06
Sue Thompson
NZL
Air Hills The Rajah
2006/07
Simon Wilson
NZL
Right Royal / Swinger
2007/08
Oliver Edgecombe
NZL
JJ Freelance / Vancouver
2008/90
Simon Wilson
NZL
Right Royal / Swinger
2009/10
Katie Mcvean
NZL
Delphi / Corofino II / Daffodil
2010/11
Katie Mcvean
NZL
Delphi / Daffodil
2011/12
Katie McVean
NZL
Daffodil
2012/13
Maurice Beatson
NZL
My Golliwog/Schimmel Warrior
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South African League
1996/97
Kim Robson
RSA
Ruby Mountain
1997/98
Barry Taylor
RSA
Check Point/Sundays Eagle
1998/99
Miranda Collings
RSA
Bambix
1999/00
Barry Taylor
RSA
Check Point/Sundays Eagle
2000/01
Ronnie Lawrence
RSA
Piroli/Panache
2001/02
Karen van der Burgh
RSA
Steven James
2002/03
Ronnie Lawrence
RSA
Avis Panache
2003/04
Dominey Alexander
RSA
Last Step
2004/05
Barry Taylor
RSA
Avalanche/Porsche Danelaw/Quincey
2005/06
Barry Taylor
RSA
Wyoming/Quincey
2006/07
Jonathan Clarke
RSA
Mossandi Diadem
2007/08
Shaun Neill
RSA
Gold Rush
2008/09
Sean Henderson
RSA
Fact and Fancy
2009/10
Shaun Neill
RSA
Gold Rush
2010/11
Dominey Alexander
RSA
Capital Shiraz/Alzu Barracuda
2011/12
Jade Hooke
RSA
A New Era
2012/13
Anne-Marie Esslinger
RSA
Alessio
South American North League
1981/82
Oscar Pacheco
VEN
Bambu
1982/83
Mauricio Morillo
ECU
Date Up
1997/98
Pablo Barrios
VEN
Largo
1998/99
Felipe Cardenas
VEN
Areco
2012/13
Juan Manuel Gallego
COL
Ban Ban
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South American South League
1980/81
Roberto Tagle
ARG
Estio
1981/82
Americo Simonetti
CHI
Kabo/Yapeyu/Jet Set
1982/83
Luis F. Azevedo
BRA
Tambo Nuevo
1983/84
Serge Caio Carvalho
BRA
El Virtuoso
1984/85
André Johannpeter
BRA
Cortino
1985/86
Vitor Alves Teixeira
BRA
Natural
1986/87
Vitor Alves Teixeira
BRA
Larramie Cepel/Tipiton/Jus d'Orange
1987/88
Justo Albarracin
ARG
Potencial Marcolab/Marr. Marcolab
1988/89
Justo Albarracin
ARG
El Categorico
1989/90
Vinicus da Motta
BRA
Wendy
1990/91
Vitor Alves Teixeira
BRA
Zurkis Cepel Guabi
1991/92
Marcelo A. de Castro
BRA
So Suitor/Geatano
1992/93
Claudia Itajahy Camaro
BRA
Odanum /Romantik
1993/94
Vitor Alves Teixeira
BRA
Attack Z C.G./Zurkis C.G.
1994/95
André Johannpeter
BRA
Calei Joter/Cassiana Joter
1995/96
Joaquin Larrain
CHI
Belgica
1996/97
Alvaro A. Miranda Neto
BRA
Bethara/Aspen
1997/98
Andres Baxter
ARG
Shoot-out
1998/99
Vitor Alves Teixeira
BRA
Joly Boy/Curioso
1999/00
Martin Dopazo
ARG
El Capricho Calvaro
Rodofino
Jolly
Boy/La
Petite
Lara/
Rodofino
2000/01
Vitor Alves Teixeira
BRA
Curioso
2001/02
Vitor Alves Teixeira
BRA
Joly Boy/Curioso/Astre Vert
2002/03
Vitor Alves Teixeira
BRA
Curioso Aguia
2003/04
Marcelo Lemos de Souza
BRA
Da Lagoa
2004/05
Rodrigo Sarmento
BRA
Sultan/Etincelant II/New River
2005/06
Pedor Paulo Lacerda
BRA
Petra Z
2006/07
Denis Gouvea
BRA
VDL Nantes
2007/08
Gregorio Werthein
ARG
Chicago / El Capricho Coral
2008/09
Vitor Alves Teixeira
BRA
Yuri Hapua/ Upsilon VD Heffnick/ Yuri Climber
2009/10
Karina Harbich Johannpeter
BRA
Donna D
2010/11
Yuri Mansur Guerios
BRA
Chico Z/VIP VD Keersop/Arlando Van Het Molenhof
2011/12
Pedro Junqueira Muylaert
BRA
Ducati (SE)
2012/13
Cesar Almeida
BRA
Imperio/Eipcio/Vanity
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North America East Coast League
1978/79
Conrad Homfeld
USA
Balbuco
1979/80
Bernie Traurig
USA
Eaden Vale/Southside
1980/81
Melanie Smith
USA
Calypso/Val de Loire
1981/82
Bernie Traurig
USA
Eaden Vale/Ptarmigan
1982/83
Katie Monahan
USA
Jones Boy/Noren/Hendrik/Armadia
1983/84
Joe Fargis
USA
Touch of Class
1984/85
Joe Fargis
USA
Touch of Class/Herban
1985/86
Rodney Jenkins
USA
The Natural/Play Back
1986/87
Katharine Burdsall
USA
The Natural
1987/88
Katie Monahan-Prudent
USA
Make my Day/Bean Bag/Special Envo/The Empress
1988/89
Greg Best
USA
Gem Twist/Santos
1989/90
Beezie Patton
USA
Gusty Monroe/Northern Magic
1990/91
Debbie Dolan
USA
VIP/Arrangeur
1991/92
George Lindemann
USA
Play Back/Threes and Sevens/Avalon/Abound
1992/93
George Lindemann
USA
Avalon/Starlet/Poor Richard/Play Back
1993/94
Tim Grubb
USA
Ever Elan/Elan Denizen
1994/95
Lisa Jacquin
USA
For The Moment
1996/97
McLain Ward
USA
Orchestre/Twist du Valon
1997/98
Beezie Patton
USA
Dominique/Lands End/ Dynamite/Riyadh/Innocence
1998/99
McLain Ward
USA
Twist du Valon/ Evita/Amity/Beneton
1999/00
Leslie Howard
USA
Hidden Creek's Glory/Clover Leaf/s'Blieft
2000/01
Lauren Hough
USA
Windy City/Classiko
2001/02
McLain Ward
USA
Viktor/Fior/ Rio/Puertos/Mortero
2002/03
McLain Ward
USA
Viktor/Onyx/ Rio/Sasha/Farrah
2003/04
Molly Ashe
USA
Resolute/Lutopia
2004/05
McLain Ward
USA
Neuville/Sapphire/Goldika 559/Quickstar II Z
2005/06
Margie Goldstein - Engle
USA
Hidden Creek's Alibi/Hidden Creek's Perin/Hidden
2006/07
Beezie Madden
USA
Integrity/Play On/Judgement/Desilvio/Authentic
2007/08
Kent Farrington
USA
Up Chiqui/Nerina
2008/09
Kent Farrington
USA
Up Chiqui
2009/10
McLain Ward
USA
Sapphire/Goldika 559/Philippa/Couletto K. James
2010/11
Michelle Spadone
USA
Melisimo
2011/12
Margie Goldstein-Engle
USA
Indigo/Pauly du Breuil/Royce/Lord Spezi
2012/13
Kent Farrington
USA
Uceko/Voyeur/Venus
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North America West Coast League
1981/82
Hap Hansen
USA
Hai Karate/Faon Rouge
1982/83
Hap Hansen
USA
Larramy/Hai
Karate/Triple
Bronze/Faon
Rouge/Fil
d'Argent
1983/84
Robert Gage
USA
Sage/Furst /Indoctrinator
1984/85
Hap Hansen
USA
Maybe
1985/86
Hap Hansen
USA
Gambrinus/Juniperus/Air Wolf
1986/87
Hap Hansen
USA
Juniperus
1987/88
Lynn Witte
USA
Threes and Sevens
1988/89
Lynn Witte
USA
Zulu
1989/90
Bernie Traurig
USA
Corsair/Eastern Sunrise/Maybe Forever
1990/91
Susan Hutchison
USA
Samsung Woodstock
1991/92
Bernie Traurig
USA
Flying Scott/Maybe Forever
1992/93
Lise Quintero
USA
Porter/Waldo
1993/94
Hap Hansen
USA
Acord /Fairway/Henzo
1994/95
Susan Hutchison
USA
Bugs Bunny/High Heels
1995/96
Francie Steinwedell
USA
Sylvia
1996/97
Susan Hutchison
USA
America
1997/98
Hap Hansen
USA
Amerika /Pikatero/Roxett
1998/99
Richard Spooner
USA
Cosino/Robinson/Kirk/Prestige
1999/00
Richard Spooner
USA
Southshore/Prestige/Bradford /Kirk/Robinson
2000/01
Dick Carvin
USA
Sam Malone
2001/02
Will Simpson
USA
El Camp. Ado Addie
2002/03
Richard Spooner
USA
Hilton Flight/Bradford/Robinson
2003/04
Richard Spooner
USA
Bradford /Sunrise/Robinson/Hilton Flight
2004/05
Nicole Simpson
USA
El Campeons So Long
2005/06
Rich Fellers
USA
Mc Guinness/Gyro
2006/07
Jill Humphrey
USA
Kaskaya /Roland
2007/08
Rich Fellers
USA
Flexable
2008/09
Mandy Portter
USA
San Diego
2009/10
Rich Fellers
USA
Flexible
2010/11
Rich Fellers
USA
Flexible/McGuinness
2011/12
Richard Spooner
USA
Cristallo
2012/13
Nayel Nassar
EGY
Racing Bull Vangelis S/Lordan/Dunsoghly Junior
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Western European League Qualifier Winners
1978/79 - 1981/82
Season
Amsterdam
Dublin
Berlin
Bordeaux
Paris
(Pte de Versailles)
London
1978/79 (9)
1979/80 (11)
1980/81 (11)
1981/82 (11)
Hugo Simon
David Broome
Franke Sloothaak
Edgar-H. Cuepper
Gladstone
Sportsman
Argonaut
Cyrano
Derek Ricketts
Derek Ricketts
David Broome
H. Coldstream
H. Coldstream
Mr. Ross
Peter Luther
Paul Schockemöhle
Walter Gabathuler
Thomas Fuchs
Livius
El Paso
Harley
Willora Carpets
C. Huysegorns
David Broome
Hervé Godignon
Gert Wiltfang
Katapulte
Queensw. Big Q.
Gitan
FGoldika
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Nelson Pessoa
Willi Melliger
M&C Fil d'Argent
Trumpf Buur
Gert Wiltfang
Johan Heins
David Broome
Goldika
Larramy
Q Philco
David Broome
Hugo Simon
G.B. de Balanda
Roh Ehrens
Philco
Gladstone
Galoubet M
Oscar Drum
Edgar-H. Cuepper
Hugo Simon
G.B. de Balanda
Malcolm Pirah
Le Champion
Answer
Galoubet M
T. Anglezarke
Franke Sloothaak
Peter Luther
Norbert Koof
Rex the Robber
Livius
Fire
David Broome
Gert Wiltfang
Paul Schockemöhle
Philco
Roman
Akrobat
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-
(Olympia)
‘s-Hertogenbosch
Antwerp
Hugo Simon
Dortmund
Gladstone
Wien
Schockemöhle
Paul
El Paso
Geneva
Nick Skelton
Lastic
Birmingham
Gothenburg
Caroline Bradley
David Broome
Marius
Q. Sportsman
Final
Final
Nelson Pessoa
Hugo Simon
M&C Fil d'Argent
Gladstone
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Fire
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Western European League Qualifier Winners
1982/83 - 1984/85
Season
Amsterdam
Dublin
Berlin
Bordeaux
1982/83 (12)
1983/84 (10)
1984/85 (12)
Rob Ehrens
David Broome
Willi Melliger
Surprise
Last Resort
Beethoven
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Gerd Wilfgang
Michael Rüping
Malcolm Pyrah
Nick Skelton
St. James
Roman
Silbersee
T. Anglezarke
Gerry Mullins
Thomas Frühmann
John Whitaker
Rockbarton
Arizona
Clonee Temple
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-
Fritz Ligges
Philippe Rozier
Ramzes
Jiva
Nick Skelton
Nick Skelton
St. James
St. James
Thomas Fuchs
Harvey Smith
Willora Carpets
S. Technology
Paris
Hervé Godignon
(Pte de Versailles)
J’t’Adore
Paris
-
(Bercy)
Norbert Koof
London
Fire
(Olympia)
Edgar H Cuepper
‘s-Hertogenbosch
Cyrano
Malcolm Pyrah
Antwerp
T. Anglezarke
Hendrik Snoek
Dortmund
Palma Nova
Wien
Final
Geneva
Gothenburg
John Whitaker
Nick Skelton
Clonee Temple
Ev. St. James
Gerry Mullins
Stefan Schewe
Rockbarton
Wilster
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Franke Sloothaak
Hugo Simon
Gladstone
Milan
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Brussels
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Warkant
Hugo Simon
The Freak
Eddie Macken
Frédéric Cottier
Carrols El Paso
Flambeau C.
Malcolm Pyrah
Philippe Rozier
T. Anglezarke
Jiva
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Western European League Qualifier Winners
1985/86 - 1988/89
Season
1985/86 (9)
1986/87 (11)
1987/88 (10)
1988/89 (12)
Amsterdam
Thomas Fuchs
Wiljan Laarakkers
Pierre Durand
Rob Ehrens
El Lute
Up to Date
Jappeloup
Ol. Sunrise
Berlin
Paul
Schockemöhle
Deister
Bordeaux
Bernhard Kamps
Argonaut
J.-Cl.
Vangeenberghe
Piquet
Roger-Yves Bost
Norton d.R.
John Whitaker
Pierre Durand
Thomas Frühmann
Franke Sloothaak
Milton
Jappeloup
Grandeur
Walzerkönig
John Whitaker
Thomas Frühmann
Next Milton
Grandeur
Paris
Pierre Durand
(Bercy)
Jappeloup
London
Pierre Durand
Franke Sloothaak
Joe Turi
Ludo Philippaerts
(Olympia)
Jappeloup
Farmer
C. Class Vital
Darco
Thomas Frühmann
John Whitaker
Ludo Philippaerts
Grandeur
Next Milton
Darco
Albert Voorn
Harvey Smith
Philippe Lejeune
Philippe Rozier
Opt. Rasputin
S. Shining Ex.
Nistria
Oscar Min.
Hugo Simon
Franke Sloothaak
Dirk Hafemeister
Winzer
Aramis
The Freak
Paul
s'Hertogenbosch
Schockemöhle
Deister
Antwerp
Michael
Dortmund
Whitaker
Warren Point
Geneva
-
Gothenburg
Final
Brussels
Helsinki
Final
Paul Schockemöhle
Next Orchidee
Michael Rüpping
Silbersee
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Final
John Whitaker
Next Milton
Thomas Frühmann
Grandeur
Peter Charles
Paul Schockemöhle
Pierre Durand
John Whitaker
April Sun
Next Deister
Jappeloup
Next Milton
Wout-J. v.d. Schans
Liz Edgar
Rob Ehrens
Olympic Treffer
Everest Rapier
Ol. Sunrise
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Western European League Qualifier Winners
1989/90 - 1991/92
Season
1989/90 (11)
1990/91 (9)
1991/92 (12)
Hervé Codignon
Jos Lansink
Eric Navet
M&Ch. La Belletière
Opt. Egano
W. Quito d.Baussy
Franke Sloothaak
Thomas Fuchs
Franke Sloothaak
Opt Walzerkönig
M&Ch. Dollar Girl
Opt. Walzerkönig
Hubert Bourdy
Roger-Yves Bost
Michel Robert *
Morgat Ene
Norton de Rhuys
Nonix
Paris
John Whitaker
Hubert Bourdy
Alexandra Ledermann
(Bercy)
Hend. Milton
Morgat Ene
Punition
London
Thomas Frühmann
Thomas Fuchs
Véronique Whitaker
(Olympia)
Grandeur
M&Ch. Dollar Girl
H. Flare Path
John Whitaker
Franke Sloothaak
Jos Lansink
Hend. Milton
Opt. Walzerkönig
Opt. Libero H
Thomas Fuchs
Hugo Simon
Michael Whitaker
M&Ch. Dollar Girl
Amaretto D
H. Mon Santa
Roger-Yves Bost
Lesley McNaught-Mändli
Norton de Rhuys
Pirol B
Amsterdam
Berlin
Bordeaux
s'Hertogenbosch
Antwerp
Dortmund
Final
Geneva
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Gothenburg
Brussels
Piet Raymakers
Ol. Zamira ZB
Roger-Yves Bost
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Final
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Norton de Rhuys
Helsinki
Hannover
Philippe Rozier
Waiti Oscar
Ludger Beerbaum
Al. Classic Touch
Mark Todd
Kl. Double Take
Wout-J.v.d. Schans
Jos Lansink
Ludo Philipaerts
Olympic Treffer
Opt. Libero H
Opt Fidelgo
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Roger-Yves Bost
Norton de Rhuys
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Western European League Qualifier Winners
1992/93 - 1994/95
Season
1992/93 (13)
1993/94 (14)
1994/95 (14)
Piet Raymakers
Jos Lansik
Ludger Beerbaum
Rinnetou Z
Bollv. Libero
Sp. Ratina Z
René Tebbel
Franke Sloothaak
Ludger Beerbaum
Opt Landmann
S.P. Dorina
Sp. Ratina Z
Roger-Yves Bost
Michael Whitaker
Norton de Rhuys
Ev. Two Step
Paris
Nick Skelton
Jos Lansik
Roger-Yves Bost
(Bercy)
Ev. Major Wagner
Bollv. Libero
Souviens Toi III E.
London
Ludger Beerbaum
Michael Whitaker
Jan Tops
(Olympia)
GER Almox Ratina Z
Ev. Two Step
Sonora L.S.
Amsterdam
Berlin
Bordeaux
s'Hertogenbosch
Dortmund
Geneva
Gothenburg
Helsinki
Mechelen
Aarhus
Oslo
Millstreet
Piet Raymakers
Rinnetou Z
Final
-
Franke Sloothaak
S.P. Weihaiwej
Dirk Hafemeister
Franke Sloothaak
Franke Sloothaak
P.S. Priamos
S.P. Corrado
S.P. Corrado
Philippe Lejeune
Rodrigo Pessoa
James Fischer
Roby F. Shogoun
L.P. Spec. Envoy
Bowr. Queen
Final
Jos Lansik
Final
Bollv. Libero
Piet Raymakers
Jos Lansik
Jos Lansink
Rinnetou Z
Bollv. Libero
Bollv. Libero H
Rodrigo Pessoa
Edouard Couperie
Albert Voorn
L.P. Special Envoy
Soutache d'A.
Jew. Amethyst
Jos Lansik
Hugo Simon
Rodrigo Pessoa
Opt Libero
Apricot D
L.P. Special Envoy
Jan Tops
NED Abbeville La S.
**
Beat Mändli
Joyride
Jessica Chesney
David Broome
Nick Skelton
Diamond Ex.
Lannegan
Ev. Dollar Girl
Brussels
-
Bologna
-
Hugo Simon
John Whitaker
Apricot D.
Ev. Grannusch
-
Jan Tops
Top Gun L.S.
**Two-way tie: Jos Lansik (NED) Libero, Philippe Vandoorne (BEL) Classics
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Western European League Qualifier Winners
1995/96 - 1998/99
Season
Amsterdam
Berlin
1995/96 (14)
1996/97 (15)
1997/98 (16)
1998/99 (12)
Ludger Beerbaum
Wout-Jan v.d. Schans
Peter Geerink
Roelof Bril
Sp. Ratina Z
Leroy Brown
Royal Bravour
Burggravin
Michael Whitaker
John Whitaker
Bert Romp
Beat Mändli
Ev. Midnight Mad
Welham
B. Mr. Blue
Poor Boy
Franke Sloothaak
Franke
S.P. Joly
Sloothaak
Nick Skelton
Wout-Jan v.d. Schans
Dollar Girl
Leroy Brown
Paris
Ludger Beerbaum
John Whitaker
Bert Romp
(Bercy)
Sp. Rush On
Welham
B. Mr. Blue
London
Ludger Beerbaum
Robert Smith
Ludger Beerbaum
John Whitaker
(Olympia)
Gaylord
T. Hanauer
P.S. Priamos
Grannusch
Hugo Simon
Michael Whitaker
Ludger Beerbaum
Lars Nieberg
Apricot D
Ashley
Sp. Ratina Z
Esprit
Hugo Simon
Beat Mändli
René Tebbel
Markus Fuchs
E.T. FRH
City Banking
Radiator
Tinka’s Boy
Lars Nieberg
Kathie M.-Prudent
Trevor Coyle
For Pleasure
Belladonna
Cruising
Bordeaux
s'Hertogenbosch
Dortmund
Geneva
Final
Gothenburg
Helsinki
Aarhus
Oslo
Millstreet
Brussels
Bologna
Sevilla
Jan Tops
Sonora L.S.
Final
S.P. Joly
Ludger Beerbaum
Sp. Ratina Z
Ludger
Beerbaum
P.S. Priamos
Final
Eric v.d. Vleuten
Piet Raymakers
Wout-Jan v.d. Schans
V. Especiale
Emerald
Goldenbridge
Eddie Maken
Franke Sloothaak
Eddie Macken
Maria Gretzer
Miss F.A.N.
Corrado
F.A.N. La Bamba
Feliciano
Ludo Philippaerts
Piet Raymakers
Peter Geerink
Piet Raymakers
Tr. King Darco
Emerald
Royal Bravour
Vera
Ulrich Kirchhoff
Piet Raymakers
Trevor Coyle
Trevor Coyle
VDL Emilion
Emerald
Cruising
Cruising
Lars Nieberg
Kathie M.-Prudent
For Pleasure
Belladonna
Patrice Delaveau
John Whitaker
René Tebbel
Roxane de Gr.
Grannusch
Radiator
Hansueli Sprunger
Paul Darragh
Xavier Caumont
Master Maddox
Cera
Baladine du M.
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Western European League Qualifier Winners
1999/2000 – 2001/2002
Season
1999/2000 (15)
2000/2001 (11)
2001/2002 (15)
Emile Hendrix
René Tebbel
Leslie Howard
RBG Finesse
Meurer’s le Patron
Priobert de Kalvarie
Helena Weinberg
Markus Fuchs
Toni Hassmann
Little Gun
Tinka's Boy
Goldika
John Whitaker
Willi Melliger
Olivier Jouanneteau
Virtual Village Welham
Calvaro
Velene
Paris
Franke Sloothaak
Ludo Philippaerts
Rolf-Göran Bengtsson
(Bercy)
Joli Coeur
Parco
Isovlas Pialotta
London
John Whitaker
René Tebbel
Peter Charles
(Olympia)
Virtual Village Welham
Meurer’s le Patron
Traxd. Carnavelley
Amsterdam
Berlin
Bordeaux
s'Hertogenbosch
Dortmund
Geneva
Gothenburg
Helsinki
Mechelen
Aarhus
Oslo
Millstreet
Bologna
Oviedo
Otto Becker
Dobel's Cento
-
Ludger Beerbaum
Goldfever
Ludger Beerbaum
Peter Wylde
Dermott Lenon
Champion du Lys
Macanudo de Niro
Liscalot
Ludger Beerbaum
Rodrigo Pessoa
Malin Baryard
Champion du Lys
Gandini Lianos
H & M Butterfly Flip
Markus Fuchs
Tinka's Boy
Final
Thomas Velin
Equest Carnute
Carsten-Otto Nagel
Carsten-Otto Nagel
Toni Hassmann
Deichgräfin
Deichgräfin
Goldika
Rudi Helsen
Peter Wylde
Markus Merschformann
Elando
Macanudo de Niro
Lincoln
-
-
Rolf-Göran Bengtsson
Jan Tops
Thomas Velin
Opstalan’s Roofs
Grande Dame
Equest Carnute
Lutz Gripshöver
Andrew Davies
Warren
Captain Wellington
John Whitaker
Virtual Village Welham
Billy Twomey
Conquest
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Goldika
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Western European League Qualifier Winners
2002/2003 – 2004/2005
Season
2002/2003 (14)
Amsterdam
-
Meredith Beerbaum
Berlin
Shutterfly
Bordeaux
Paris
(Bercy)
London (Olympia)
s'Hertogenbosch
Dortmund
Geneva
Gothenburg
Helsinki
Meredith Beerbaum
Lars Nieberg
Shutterfly
Loreana
Thomas Velin
Equest Carnute
Oslo
Verona
Vigo
Leipzig
-
Jan Tops
Rodrigo Pessoa
Hubert Bourdy
Baloubet du Rouet
Eve des Etisses
Rodrigo Pessoa
Rodrigo Pessoa
Baloubet du Rouet
Baloubet du Rouet
Robert Smith
Helena Weinberg
Richard Davenport
Marius Claudius
Kasting Horses Gavi
Laguina
Rodrigo Pessoa
Ludger Beerbaum
Meredith Michaels-
Baloubet du Rouet
Goldfever
Beerbaum Shutterfly
-
-
-
Lars Nieberg
Fighting Alpha
Rodrigo Pessoa
Thomas Velin
Rodrigo Pessoa BRA
Baloubet du Rouet
Equest Canute
Baloubet du Rouet
Markus Fuchs
Marlin Baryard
Robert Smith
Granie
H&M Butterfly
Senator Kalousha
Toni Hassmann
Erik van der Vleuten
Rolf G Bengtsson
Goldika
Audi’s Jikke
Mac Kinley
Merschformann
Rolf-Göran Bengtsson
Mac Kinley
Camirez
Aarhus
2004/2005 (13)
Grande Dame
Markus
Mechelen
2003/2004 (14)
Ludger Beerbaum
Tina Lund
-
Gladdys
Andante
Wim Schröder
Norman Dello Joio
Robert Smith
Glasgow
Marius Claudius
Rodrigo Pessoa
Lars Nieberg
Toni Hassmann
Gandini Lianos
Loreana
Lolita H
Markus Fuchs
Eugénie Angot
Granie
Cigale du Taillis
Markus Fuchs
Marcus Ehning
Nick Skelkton
Tinka’s Boy
For Pleasure
Arko III
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Montreal
Tina Lund
Andante
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Western European League Qualifier Winners
2005/2006 – 2007/2008
Season
Amsterdam
2005/2006 (12)
-
2006/2007 (13)
2007/2008 (12)
Markus Beerbaum
Mikael Forsten
Leena
Isaac du Jonquet
Juan Carlos Garcia
Michel Robert
Gerco Schröder
Albin III
Galet D'Auzay
Eurocommerce Milano
London
Robert Smith Senator
Markus Beerbaum
Jessica Kürten Castle
(Olympia)
Kalusha
Leena
Forbes Libertina
Royne Zetterman
Marcus Ehning
Isaac 71
Sandro Boy
Thomas Frühmann
Steve Guerdat
Ludger Beerbaum All
The Sixth Sense
Jalisca Solier
Inclusive NRW
Meredith M Beerbaum
Christian Ahlmann
Checkmate 4
Cöster
Heinrich H Engemann
Beat Mändli
Rutherford Latham
Aboyeur W
Ideal Du Thot
Guarana Champeix
Pia-Luise Aufrecht
Dirk Demeersman
William Whitaker
Hofgut Liederbach's
Tymoon Caloo
Arielle
Bordeaux
M. Michaelss'Hertogenbosch
Beerbaum Checkmate
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Geneva
Gothenburg
Helsinki
Mechelen
Gerco Schröder
Oslo
Eurocommerce
Vigo
Leipzig
Stuttgart
Team
Helena Lundbäck
Harmony Coupe
Madick
Albert Zoer
Gerco Schröder
Albert Zoer
Oki Doki
Eurocommerce Milano
Oki Doki
Thomas Frühmann
Steve Guerdat
Thomas Frühmann
The Sixth Sense
Jalisca Solier
The Sixth Sense
Thomas Frühmann
Christian Ahlmann
The Sixth Sense
Cöster
Marcus Ehning
Meredith M Beerbaum
Meredith M Beerbaum
Gitana 8
Shutterfly
Shutterfly
Monaco
Verona
René Tebbel
Final
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Castle Forbes
Libertina
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Western European League Qualifier Winners
2008/2009 – 2010/2011
Season
Bordeaux
London (Olympia)
s'Hertogenbosch
Geneva
Gothenburg
Helsinki
Mechelen
Oslo
2008/2009 (13)
2009/2010 (13)
2010/2011 (14)
Albert Zoer
Marcus Ehning
Philipp Weishaupt
Oki Doki
Leconte
Catoki
Edwina Alexander
Eric Van der Vleuten
Michael Whitaker
Isovlas Itot du Château
Tomboy Groep
GIG Amai
Daniel Etter
Peu a Peu
Eric Lamaze
Hickstead
Svante Johansson Saint
Amour 1125
Leipzig
Stuttgart
Zurich
Lyon
Abbervail van het
Casall La Silla
Dingeshof
Final
Jessica Kürten
Castle Forbes
Libertina
Kevin Staut Silvana
de Hus
Angelica Augustsson
Midtown du Tillard
Daniel Etter
Christian Ahlmann
Eurocommerce Milano
Peu à Peu
Taloubet Z
Eiken Sato
Jessica Kuerten
Cartoon Z BV
Castle Forbes
Projects
Myrtille Paulois
Rutherford Latham
Daniel Etter
Christian Ahlmann
Guarana Champeix
Peu à Peu
Taloubet Z
Michael Whitaker
Jeroen Dubbeldam
Insul Tech Amai
BMC Van Grunsven
Edwina Alexander
Michel Robert
Cevo Socrates
Kellemoi de Pepita
Ludo Plilippaerts
Cavalor's Winningmood
Schweckhorst
Lord Luis
Vigo
Dennis Lynch
Bengtsson
Gerco Schröder
A. PollmanVerona
Rolf-Göran
Marco Kütscher Cash 63
Jessica Kürten
Castle Forbes Libertina
Jessica Kürten
Castle Forbes
Final
Libertina
Meredith M Beerbaum
Ludger Beerbaum
Carsten-Otto Nagel
Shutterfly
Gotha 18
Corradina Z
Jessica Kürten
Steve Guerdat
Marcus Ehning
Castle Forbes Libertina
Tresor
Noltes Kuchengirl
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Louis 162
Meredith MichaelsBeerbaum
Checkmate
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Western European League Qualifier Winners
2010/11 – 2012/2013
Season
Bordeaux
London (Olympia)
s'Hertogenbosch
Geneva
Gothenburg
Helsinki
Mechelen
Oslo
Verona
Leipzig
Stuttgart
Zurich
Lyon
2011/2012 (11)
2012/2013 (12)
Kevin Staut
Hans-Dieter Dreher
Silvana
Magnus Romeo
Ben Maher
Marc Houtzager
Tripple X
Tamino
Final
Edwina Tops-Alexander
Cevo Itot du Chateau
Alvaro Alfonso de Mirando Neta
Sergio Alvarez Moya
AD Ashleigh Drossel Dan
Zipper
Marco Kutscher
Satisfaction FRH
Final
Pius Schwizer
Roger Yves Bost
Carlina
Castle Forbes Myrtille Paulois
Gregory Wathelet
Henrik von Eckermann
Copin Van de Broy
Gotha FRH
Pius Schwizer
Jeroen Dubbeldam
Carlina
BMC Utascha
*
Sergio Alvarez Moya
Zipper
Christian Ahlmann
Christian Ahlmann
Taloubet 2
Taloubet
Ludgar Beerbaum
Kevin Staut
Gotha FRH
Silvana HDC
Marco Kutscher
Marco Kutscher
Cornet Obolensky
Cornet Obolensky
Rolf-Göran Bengtsson
Pius Schwizer
Casall la Silla
Verdi
* The fourth leg of the 2011/2012 series at Verona, Italy, was stopped following the sudden
death of the stallion Hickstead, ridden by Eric Lamaze (CAN).
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Part 3: The Finals
The Finals - FEI World Cup™ Jumping
Contents
Medal Winners
Page 2-6
FEI World Cup Jumping™ highlights: 1979-2013
Pages 7-11
“Top 25”: Riders who have competed at the most Finals
Page 12
Winners of the three rounds at each Final (1979-2013)
Page 13-17
Total Riders & Nations at the Finals
Page 18
Riders & Nationalities
Page 19
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Medal Winners - 1979-2013
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
1979
Gothenburg
27 Riders from 9 Nations
1.
Hugo Simon
AUT
Gladstone
18
2.
Katie Monahan
USA
The Jones Boy
18
3.
Norman Dello Joio
USA
Allegro
6
Eddie Macken
IRL
Carrols of Dundalk
6
1980
Baltimore
28 Riders from 10 Nations
1.
Conrad Homfeld
USA
Balbuco
47.5
2.
Melanie Smith
USA
Calypso
44.5
3.
Paul Schockemöhle
FRG
El Paso, Deister
42
1981
Birmingham
1.
Michael Matz
USA
Jet Run
39
2.
Donald Cheska
USA
Southside
37
3.
Hugo Simon
AUT
Gladstone
35.5
1982
Gothenburg
1.
Melanie Smith
USA
Calypso
0
2.
Paul Schockemöhle
FRG
Akrobat
1
3.
Hugo Simon
AUT
Gladstone
10
John Whitaker
GBR
Ryan's Son
10
34 Riders from 12 Nations
32 Riders from 11 Nations
1983
Vienna
32 Riders from 12 Nations
1.
Norman Dello Joio
USA
I Love You
0
2.
Hugo Simon
AUT
Gladstone
4
3.
Melanie Smith
USA
Calypso
7.5
1984
Gothenburg
1.
Mario Deslauriers
CAN
Aramis
4
2.
Nelson Pessoa
BRA
M. et Ch. Larramy
5
Norman Dello Joio
USA
I Love You
5
39 Riders from 14 Nations
1985
Berlin
45 Riders from 13 Nations
1.
Conrad Homfeld
USA
Abdullah
3
2.
Nick Skelton
GBR
Everest St. James
4
3.
Pierre Durand
FRA
Jappeloup
8.5
1986
Gothenburg
1.
Leslie Burr Lenehan
USA
McLain
0
2.
Ian Millar
CAN
Big Ben
13
3.
Conrad Homfeld
USA
May Be
16.5
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9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
1987
Paris
43 Riders from 11 Nations
1.
Katharine Burdsall
USA
The Natural
4.5
2.
Philippe Rozier
FRA
Malesan Jiva
7.5
3.
Lisa Jacquin
USA
For the Moment
8
1988
Gothenburg
1.
Ian Millar
CAN
Big Ben
4
2.
Pierre Durand
FRA
Jappeloup de Luze
8.5
3.
Philippe Lejeune
BEL
Nistria
12.5
1989
Tampa
1.
Ian Millar
CAN
Big Ben
0
2.
John Whitaker
GBR
Next Milton
10.75
3.
George Lindemann
USA
Jupiter
14.5
1990
Dortmund
1.
John Whitaker
GBR
Henderson Milton
4
2.
Pierre Durand
FRA
Jappeloup
12.50
3.
Franke Sloothaak
FRG
Walzerkönig
14
1991
Gothenburg
1.
John Whitaker
GBR
Henderson Milton
1.50
2.
Nelson Pessoa
BRA
Special Envoy
5
3.
Roger-Yves Bost
FRA
Norton de Rhuys
5.50
1992
Del Mar
1.
Thomas Frühmann
AUT
Böckmann's Genius
0
2.
Lesley McNaught-Mändli
SUI
M/Ch Pirol
10.5
3.
Markus Fuchs
SUI
Interpane Shandor
11
1993
Gothenburg
1.
Ludger Beerbaum
GER
Almox Ratina Z
2.
John Whitaker
GBR
Everest Grannush/
44 Riders from 13 Nations
47 Riders from 15 Nations
46 Riders from 15 Nations
44 Riders from 14 Nations
46 Riders from 13 Nations
44 Riders from 16 Nations
USA
8
Everest Milton
10.5
Rhum
12.5
3.
Michael Matz
1994
's-Hertogenbosch
1.
Jos Lansink
NED
Bollv. Libero H
2.
Franke Sloothaak
GER
San Patr. Dorina /
39 Riders from 13 Nations
San Patr. Weihaiwej
0
9.5
Ev. Midnight
17.
3.
Michael Whitaker
GBR
Madness
14
1995
Gothenburg
1.
Nick Skelton
GBR
Everest Dollar Girl
7
2.
Lars Nieberg
GER
For Pleasure
9
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Barcelona SVH
18.
19.
20.
3.
Lesley McNaught-Mändli
1996
Geneva
1.
Hugo Simon
AUT
E.T. FRH
10
2.
Willi Melliger
SUI
Calvaro
10
3.
Nick Skelton
GBR
Dollar Girl
11
1997
Gothenburg
1.
Hugo Simon
AUT
E.T. FRH
2.
John Whitaker
GBR
W Grannusch /
3.
Franke Sloothaak
1998
Helsinki
SUI
/Doenhoff
13
41 Riders from 17 Nations
43 Riders from 15 Nations
GER
0
W Welham
3.5
S.P. Joly
6
41 Riders from 16 Nations
L.P. Baloubet du
21.
1.
Rodrigo Pessoa
BRA
Rouet
6.5
2.
Lars Nieberg
GER
Esprit FRH
7.5
3.
Ludger Beerbaum
GER
P.S. Priamos
12.9
1999
Gothenburg
41 Riders from 16 Nations
G. Baloubet du
22.
1.
Rodrigo Pessoa
BRA
Rouet
4
2.
Trevor Coyle
IRL
Cruising
5.5
3.
René Tebbel
GER
Radiator
8.25
2000
Las Vegas
39 Riders from 17 Nations
G. Baloubet du
23.
1.
Rodrigo Pessoa
BRA
Rouet
0
2.
Markus Fuchs
SUI
Tinka's Boy
7.5
3.
Beat Mändli
SUI
Pozitano
10
2001
Gothenburg
1.
Markus Fuchs
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SUI
Tinka's Boy
5
G. Baloubet du
24.
25.
2.
Rodrigo Pessoa
BRA
Rouet
5
3.
Michael Whitaker
GBR
Handel
8
2002
Leipzig
1.
Otto Becker
GER
Dobel's Cento
7
2.
Ludger Beerbaum
GER
Gladdys
8
3.
Rodrigo Pessoa
BRA
Baloubet du Rouet
11
2003
Las Vegas
1.
Marcus Ehning
GER
Anka
2
2.
Rodrigo Pessoa
BRA
Baloubet du Rouet
6
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27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
3.
Malin Baryard
SWE
H & M Butterfly Flip
8
2004
Milan
1.
Bruno Broucqsault
FRA
Dilème de Cèphe
0
2.
Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum
GER
Shutterfly
4
3.
Markus Fuchs
SUI
Tinka's Boy
8
2005
Las Vegas
1.
Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum
GER
Shutterfly
4
2.
Michael Whitaker
GBR
Portofino
7
3.
Marcus Ehning
GER
Gitania 8
9
Lars Nieberg
GER
Lucie 55
9
41 Riders from 19 Nations
41 riders from 18 Nations
2006
Kuala Lumpur
35 Riders from 20 Nations
1.
Marcus Ehning
GER
Sandro Boy
0
2.
Jessica Kurten
IRL
Castle Forbes
1
3.
Beat Mandli
SUI
Ideo du Thot
4
2007
Las Vegas
1.
Beat Mändli
SUI
Ideo du Thot
5
2.
Daniel Deusser
GER
Air Jordan Z
11
3.
Markus Beerbaum
GER
Leena
12
3.
Steve Guerdat
SUI
Tresor V
12
2008
Gothenburg
1.
Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum
GER
Shutterfly
4
2.
Rich Fellers
USA
Flexible
6
3.
Heinrich- Hermann Engemann
GER
Aboyeur W
9
2009
Las Vegas
1.
Meredith-Michaels- Beerbaum
GER
Shutterfly
0
2.
McLain Ward
USA
Sapphire
2
3.
Albert Zoer
NED
Oki Doki
4
2010
Geneva
42 Riders from 15 Nations
39 Riders from 19 Nations
44 Riders from 21 countries
43 riders from 19 countries
Noltes Küchengirl
33.
1.
Marcus Ehning
GER
/Plot Blue
6
2
Ludger Beerbaum
GER
Gotha
7
2.
Pius Schwizer
SUI
Carlina / Ulysse
7
2011
Leipzig
1.
Christian Ahlmann
GER
Taloubet Z
4
2
Eric Lamaze
CAN
Hickstead
10
43 riders from 21 countries
Simon BMC Van
3.
Jeroen Dubbeldam
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Grunsven
11
5
34.
2012
‘s Hertogenbosch
1.
Rich Fellars
37 riders from 19 countries
USA
Flexible
1
Nino des
35.
2.
Steve Guerdat
SUI
Buissonnets
1
3.
Pius Schwizer
SUI
Carlina
5
2013
Gothenburg
1.
Beezie Madden
39 riders from 16 countries
USA
Simon
0
Nino des
2.
Steve Guerdat
SUI
Buissonnets
8
3.
Kevin Staut
FRA
Silvana HDC
10
Beezie Madden and Simon scored a back-to-back win for the USA, after Rich Fellers
and Flexible ended the 25-year FEI World Cup™ Jumping drought in 2012 in Leipzig.
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FEI World Cup Jumping™ highlights: 1979-2013
Year
Final City
2013
Gothenburg
Highlights
Beezie Madden and Simon claimed a back-to-back win
for the USA, and Madden became the fifth woman to
hold the coveted trophy in her hands.
Rich Fellers and Flexible ended a 25-year drought for
2012
‘s Hertogenbosch
the USA, and at 16 years old Flexible was the oldest
horse in the competition. Gothenburg also welcomed
the first riders from Qatar & Egypt to the Final.
Christian Ahlmann recorded the ninth German win in
2011
Leipzig
the 33rd year of the series - this was also the fourth
successive German victory.
Germany’s Marcus Ehning celebrated his third title win
2010
Geneva
on his 36th birthday at the top of the world rankings
with Plot Blue.
2009
Las Vegas
2008
Gothenburg
2007
Las Vegas
Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum became the first female
rider to win all 3 Final competitions with Shutterfly.
FEI World Cup Jumping™, the world’s oldest and biggest
indoor series, marked its 30th anniversary.
Las Vegas celebrated its fifth Final, and will host its next
Final in 2015.
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2006
Kuala Lumpur
South East Asia held its first Final with the first riders
from Russia, Philippines and Iran.
Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum became the first European
2005
Las Vegas
woman to win the series Final with Shutterfly. This was
also the first combined Jumping and Dressage Final.
Bruno Broucqsault and Dilème de Cèphe celebrated
2004
Milan
France’s first Final win, and the first athletes from
Estonia and Malaysia competed at this Final.
Marcus Ehning scored his first victory with Anka and
2003
Las Vegas
Brazil’s
Rodrigo
Pessoa
and
Baloubet
du
Rouet
celebrated their sixth top-three placing in a row.
Otto Becker scored Germany’s second Final victory with
2002
Leipzig
2001
Gothenburg
Dobel’s Cento and the first Czech rider competed at this
Final.
Markus Fuchs with Tinka’s Boy secured Switzerland’s
first win.
Hat-trick for Rodrigo Pessoa and Baloubet de Rouet, and
2000
Las Vegas
they scored their third consecutive Final win with a clear
round.
Riders
from
Denmark
and
Columbia
also
competed for the first time at this Final.
Trevor Coyle and Cruising celebrated Ireland’s number
1999
Gothenburg
two spot after Eddie Macken scored third with Carrols of
Dundalk at the first Final in 1979.
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A story of firsts: Rodrigo Pessoa and Baloubet de Rouet
1998
Helsinki
scored their first victory at Finland’s first FEI World Cup
Jumping™ Final where the first Bulgarian and Finnish
riders competed.
1997
Gothenburg
Austria’s Hugo Simon celebrated his third win and his
second on E.T. FRH.
After winning the first FEI World Cup Jumping™ Final in
1996
Geneva
1979 with Gladstone, Hugo Simon came back to win his
second Final this time with E.T. FRH.
Nick Skelton won his first Final with Everest Dollar Girl,
1995
Gothenburg
scoring Great Britain’s third win, and Greek and Cyprian
riders competed for the first time.
1994
s-Hertogenbosch
Jos Lansink (NED) became the first athlete to win the
Final in his own country and jumped clear with Bollv.
Libero H.
Olympic
1993
Gothenburg
champion
Ludger
Beerbaum
celebrated
Germany’s first win with Almox Ratina, and the first
Romanian rider competed at this Final.
Thomas Frühmann and Böckmann’s Genius scored
1992
Del Mar
Austria’s second win at this first West Coast Final, which
welcomed Hungary’s first rider.
John Whitaker (GBR) and Milton scored their second
1991
Gothenburg
consecutive win and Brazil’s Nelson Pessoa, aged 55,
celebrated his second number two spot, this time with
Special Envoy.
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1990
Dortmund
Pierre Durand (FRA) and the legendary Jappeloup
celebrated their second spot at their third Final.
Canada’s Ian Millar and Big Ben went clear to become
1989
Tampa
the first repeat winners at the Final.
FEI
1988
Gothenburg
World
Cup
Jumping™
celebrated
its
tenth
anniversary with Ian Millar and Big Ben taking victory
for Canada.
France hosted its first Final, where the USA scored its
1987
Paris
1986
Gothenburg
seventh win thanks to Katharine Burdsall and The
Natural.
Leslie Burr Lenehan (USA) became the second woman
to win the Final on McLain.
The USA’s Conrad Homfeld became the first repeat
1985
Berlin
winner of the Final on Abdullah (his last win was in 1980
in Baltimore).
Canada’s Mario Deslauriers and Aramis became the
1984
Gothenburg
youngest winners of the Final, and broke the USA’s
four-year victory cycle.
Norman Dello Joio and I Love You scored the USA’s
1983
Vienna
1982
Gothenburg
fourth win and the first New Zealand rider competed at
this fifth Final.
The USA’s Melanie Smith became the first woman to win
the Final with Calypso.
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The third Final saw USA secure the top two spots
consecutively, this time with Michael Matz and Jet Run
1981
Birmingham
stealing
the
charge,
and
South
American
riders
competed for the first time.
The USA celebrated hosting its first Final with its second
consecutive number two spot taken by a female rider 1980
Baltimore
this time by Melanie Smith on Calypso - and the first
Australians competed at this Final.
Hugo Simon and Gladstone emerged to steal the
limelight and Katie Monahan with The Jones Boy placed
1979
Gothenburg
second at the first Final for what is now the world’s
oldest and biggest indoor Jumping series culminated
Katie Monahan on The Jones Boy in the
jump-off at the first FEI World Cup™
Jumping Final in Gothenburg in 1979.
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“Top 25”: Riders who have competed at the most Finals
Rider
Michael Whitaker
John Whitaker
Ludger Beerbaum
Leslie Burr Howard (Lenehan)
Nick Skelton
Margie Goldstein-Engle
Hugo Simon
Franke Sloothaak
Ian Millar
Ludo Philippearts
Richard Spooner
Number of Finals
22
21
20
18
17
17
15
15
14
14
14
Wins
0
2
1
1
1
0
2
0
2
0
0
McLain Ward
14
0
Mario Deslauriers
13
1
Marcus Ehning
13
3
Hap Hansen
13
0
Beezie Madden
13
1
Lars Nieberg
13
0
Rodrigo Pessoa
13
3
Meredith Michaels- Beerbaum
11
3
Jan Tops
11
0
Norman Dello Joio
10
1
Thomas Frühmann
10
1
Anne Kursinski
10
0
Jos Lansink
10
1
Willi Melliger
10
0
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Winners from the 3 Rounds of each Final
1979-2013
Year
Venue
Round
Rider
Nat
Horse
Penalties
1979
Gothenburg
1st
Hugo Simon
AUT
Gladstone
0-0-0
2nd
Katie Monahan
USA
The Jones Boy
0-0-0
1st
Melanie Smith
USA
Calypso
0-0-0
2nd
Piet Raymakers
NED
Isocratus
0-0-0
3rd
Hugo Simon
AUT
Gladstone
0-0-4,25
1st
Franke Sloothaak
FRG
Argonaut
0-0-0
2nd
Donald Cheska
USA
Southside
0-0-0
3rd
Malcolm Pyrah
GBR
Tow. Anglezarke
0-0-0
Schockemöhle
FRG
Akrobat
0
Harry de Leyer
USA
Dutch Crown
0
Melanie Smith
USA
Calypso
0
2nd
John Whitaker
GBR
Ryans Son
0-0-0
3rd
Melanie Smith
USA
Calypso
0-0
Schockemöhle
FRG
Akrobat
0-0
John Whitaker
GBR
Ryans Son
0-0
1980
1981
Baltimore
Birmingham
Paul
1982
Gothenburg
1st
Paul
Paul
1983
1984
1985
Vienna
Gothenburg
Berlin
1st
Schockenmöhle
FRG
Deister
0
2nd
Michael Matz
USA
Jet Run
0-0-0
3rd
John Cottle
NZL
Arturo
0-0
Melanie Smith
USA
Calypso
0-0
Norman Dello Joio
USA
I Love You
0-0
Nick Skelton
GBR
Everest If Ever
0-0
1st
Leslie Burr
USA
Corsair
0
2nd
Mario Deslauriers
CAN
Aramis
0-0-0
3rd
Robert Gage
USA
Fürst
0-0
Nick Skelton
GBR
St. James
0-0
Malcolm Pyrah
GBR
Tow. Anglezarke
0-0
Michael Matz
USA
Chef
0-0
Michael Rüping
FRG
Silbersee
0-0
Norman Dello Joio
USA
I Love You
0-0
1st
Michael Whitaker
GBR
Warren Point
0
2nd
Nick Skelton
GBR
Everest St. James
0-0-0
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3rd
1986
Gothenburg
1st
Stefan Schewe
FRG
Wilster
0-0
Ian Millar
CAN
Big Ben
0-0
Conrad Homfeld
USA
Abdullah
0-0
Jeff McVean
AUS
Fürst Z
0
USA
McLain
0-0-4
USA
McLain
0-0
Leslie Burr
2nd
Lenehan
Leslie Burr
3rd
Lenehan
Katharine
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Paris
Gothenburg
Tampa
Dortmund
Gothenburg
Del Mar
1st
Burdsall
USA
The Natural
0
2nd
Philippe Rozier
FRA
Malesan Jiva
0-0-0
3rd
John Whitaker
GBR
Next Milton
0-0
1st
Ian Millar
CAN
Big Ben
0
2nd
Malcolm Pyrah
GBR
Tow. Anglezarke
0-0-0
3rd
Pierre Durand
FRA
Jappeloup de Luze
0-0
Hap Hansen
USA
Juniperus
0-0
1st
Ian Millar
CAN
Big Ben
0
2nd
Ian Millar
CAN
Big Ben
0-0-4
3rd
Ian Millar
CAN
Big Ben
0-0
1st
John Whitaker
GBR
Henderson Milton
0
2nd
Nick Skelton
GBR
Burmah Grand Slam
0-0-0
3rd
Bernie Traurig
USA
Maybe Forever
0-0
1st
Otto Becker
FRG
Opt. Pamina
0
2nd
Nelson Pessoa
BRA
Special Envoy
0-0-0
3rd
John Whitaker
GBR
Henderson Milton
0-0
1st
Markus Fuchs
SUI
Interpane Shandor
0
2nd
Ludger Beerbaum
GER
Rush On
0-0-0
Frühmann
AUT
Böckmann's Genius
0-0
Bernie Traurig
USA
Maybe Forever
0-0
Thomas
3rd
Waiti Roxane de
Eric Navet
FRA
Gruchy
0-0
President Papillon
1993
Gothenburg
Roger-Yves Bost
FRA
Rose
0-0
Darlene Sandlin
USA
Alley Oop
0-0
1st
Ludger Beerbaum
GER
Almox Ratina Z
0
2nd
Michael Matz
USA
Rhum
0-0
3rd
Susan Hutchison
USA
Samsung
0-4
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Woodstock
Claudia Lorenza
1994
1995
's Hertogenbosch
Gothenburg
O'Farrill
MEX
Flic Flac
4-0
1st
Jos Lansink
NED
Bollv. Libero H
0
2nd
Jos Lansink
NED
Bollv. Libero H
0-0
3rd
Jos Lansink
NED
Bollv. Libero H
0-0
Dirk Hafemeister
GER
PS Priamos
0-0
1st
Eddie Macken
IRL
Miss FAN
0
2nd
Franke Sloothaak
GER
S.P. Weihaiwej
0-0
3rd
Nick Skelton
GBR
Ev. Dollar Girl
4-0
McLain Ward
USA
Orchestre
0-4
Jan Tops
NED
Top Gun La Silla
4-0
Lars Nieberg
GER
For Pleasure
0-4
Mändli
SUI
Doenhoff
4-0
Peter Eriksson
SWE
Robin Z
0-4
1st
Hugo Simon
AUT
E.T. FRH
0
2nd
Nick Skelton
GBR
Dollar Girl
0-0
3rd
Ludger Beerbaum
GER
Sprehe Rush On
4-0
1st
Hugo Simon
AUT
E.T. FRH
0
2nd
Hugo Simon
AUT
E.T. FRH
0-0
3rd
Hugo Simon
AUT
E.T. FRH
0-0
Franke Sloothaak
GER
S.P.Joly
0-0
John Whitaker
GBR
V.V. Welham
0-0
1st
John Whitaker
GBR
V.V. Grannusch
0
2nd
John Whitaker
GBR
V.V. Grannusch
0-0
3rd
Jos Lansink
NED
Nissan Calvaro Z
0-0
Lesley McNaught-
1996
1997
1998
Geneva
Gothenburg
Helsinki
G. Baloubet du
1999
Gothenburg
1st
Rodrigo Pessoa
BRA
Rouet
0
2nd
John Whitaker
GBR
V.V. Heyman
0-0
3rd
Michael Whitaker
GBR
V.V. Ashley
0-0
G. Baloubet du
2000
Las Vegas
1st
Rodrigo Pessoa
BRA
Rouet
0
2nd
Markus Fuchs
SUI
Tinka's Boy
0-0
G. Baloubet du
3rd
Rodrigo Pessoa
BRA
Rouet
0-0
G. Baloubet du
2001
Gothenburg
1st
Rodrigo Pessoa
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BRA
Rouet
0
15
2002
2003
Leipzig
Las Vegas
2nd
Michael Whitaker
GBR
Handel
0-0
3rd
Willi Melliger
SUI
Calvaro
0-0
1st
Jacek Zagor
POL
Volkswagen Elf
0
2nd
Ludger Beerbaum
GER
Gladdys
0-0
3rd
Leslie Howard
USA
Priobert de Kalvarie
0-0
1st
McLain Ward
USA
Viktor
4
Markus
2004
Milan
2nd
Merschformann
GER
Camirez
0-0
3rd
Markus Fuchs
SUI
Tinka's Boy
0-0
Marcus Ehning
GER
Anka
0-0
Markus Fuchs
SUI
Tinka's Boy
0
FRA
Dileme de Cephe
0-0
Broucqsault
FRA
Dileme de Cephe
0-0
Eugènie Angot
FRA
Cigale du Taillis
0-0
Ludo Philippaerts
BEL
Parco
0
1st
Bruno
2nd
Broucqsault
Bruno
3rd
2005
Las Vegas
1st
Meredith M-
2006
Kuala Lumpur
2nd
Beerbaum
GER
Shutterfly
0-0
3rd
Michael Whitaker
GBR
Portofino
1-1
1st
Marcus Ehning
GER
Sandro Boy
0
Rolf-Göran
2007
Las Vegas
2nd
Bengtsson
SWE
Mac Kinley
0-0
3rd
Marcus Ehning
GER
Sandro Boy
0-0
Beat Mändli
SUI
Ideo du Thot
0-0
McLain Ward
USA
Sapphire
0
1st
Meredith M
2nd
Beerbaum
GER
Shutterfly
0-0
3rd
Daniel Deusser
GER
Air Jordan Z
0-0
GER
Aboyeur W
0
Heinrich-H
2008
Gothenburg
1st
Engemann
Castle
2nd
Jessica Kürten
Forbes
IRL
Libertina
0-0
GER
Shutterfly
0-0
Meredith M
3rd
Beerbaum
Meredith M
2009
Las Vegas
1st
Beerbaum
GER
Shutterfly
0
2nd
Meredith M
GER
Shutterfly
0-0
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Beerbaum
Meredith M
2010
2011
Geneva
Leipzig
3rd
Beerbaum
GER
Shutterfly
0-0
1st
Rich Fellers
USA
Flexible
0
2nd
Steve Guerdat
SUI
Tresor V
0-0
3rd
Richard Spooner
USA
Cristallo
0-0
1st
Marco Kutscher
GER
Cash 63
0
2nd
Eric Lamaze
CAN
Hickstead
0-0
3rd
Elizabeth Madden
USA
Coral Roof Via Volo
0-0
Dubbeldam
NED
Simon
0-0
1st
Rich Fellers
USA
Flexible
0
2nd
Philipp Weishaupt
GER
Monte Bellini
0-0
3rd
Rich Fellers
USA
Flexible
0-0
Jeroen
2012
‘s Hertogenbosch
Nino des
2013
Gothenburg
1st
Steve Guerdat
SUI
Buissonnets
0-0
Beezie Madden
USA
Simon
0
Nino des
2nd
Steve Guerdat
SUI
Buissonnets
0-0
Nino des
3rd
Steve Guerdat
SUI
Buissonnets
4-0
ESP
Carlo 273
4-0
Sergio Alvarez
Moya
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Total Riders & Nations at the Finals
A total of 496 riders from 53 National Federations have competed at the
FEI World Cup Jumping™ Finals since 1979:
USA
110
COL
3
GER
48
FIN
3
CAN
AUS
NED
GBR
FRA
SUI
SWE
BRA
JPN
BEL
IRL
MEX
NZL
POL
ESP
ITA
RSA
EST
KSA
RUS
VEN
ARG
AUT
BUL
30
29
26
20
22
19
19
16
15
14
13
13
10
8
6
6
5
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
TUR
CHI
CZE
DEN
EGY
GRE
HUN
QAT
UAE
ECU
HKG
IRI
ISR
JOR
LAT
LTU
LUX
MAS
NOR
PHI
POR
ROM
SVK
SYR
CYP
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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Riders & Nationalities
Seven riders have competed for two countries at the
FEI World Cup Jumping™ Finals since 1979:
Tim Grubb
Meredith Micheals-Beerbaum
Helena Dickinson-Weinberg
Joe Turi
Peter Charles
Jos Lansink
Edgar-Henry Cuepper
until
1992
until
1998
until
1986
until
1991
until
1987
until
1999
until
1982
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GBR
USA
GBR
GBR
GBR
NED
BEL
from
1995
from
1999
from
2000
from
1999
from
1993
from
2001
from
1987
USA
GER
GER
HUN
IRL
BEL
LUX
19

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