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LONGINES FEI WORLD CUPTM JUMPING 2014/15 Part 3: The Finals

Longines FEI World Cup Jumping™ 2014/15 Part 3: The Finals

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The Finals - FEI World Cup™ Jumping Contents

The Finals - Medal Winners 1979-2014 Page 2-6

Highlights - FEI World Cup™ Jumping: 1979-2014 Pages 7-11

Top 26 - Riders at most Finals Page 12

Winners of rounds at each Final: 1979-2014 Page 13-17

Total Riders & Nations at the Finals Page 18

Riders & Nationalities Page 19


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The Finals - Medal Winners 1979-2014

1. 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

2. 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

3. 1981 Birmingham 34 Riders from 12 Nations

1. Michael Matz USA Jet Run 39

2. Donald Cheska USA Southside 37

3. Hugo Simon AUT Gladstone 35.5


1. Melanie Smith USA Calypso 0

2. Paul Schockemöhle FRG Akrobat 1


John Whitaker GBR Ryan's Son 10

5. 1983 Vienna 32 Riders from 12 Nations

1. Norman Dello Joio USA I Love You 0


3. Melanie Smith USA Calypso 7.5


1. Mario Deslauriers CAN Aramis 4

2. Nelson Pessoa BRA M. et Ch. Larramy 5

Norman Dello Joio USA I Love You 5

7. 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


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. 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



2. Pierre Durand FRA Jappeloup de Luze 8.5

3. Philippe Lejeune BEL Nistria 12.5

11. 1989 Tampa 47 Riders from 15 Nations


2. John Whitaker GBR Next Milton 10.75

3. George Lindemann USA Jupiter 14.5

12. 1990 Dortmund 46 Riders from 15 Nations

1. John Whitaker GBR Henderson Milton 4

2. Pierre Durand FRA Jappeloup 12.50

3. Franke Sloothaak FRG Walzerkönig 14


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

14. 1992 Del Mar 46 Riders from 13 Nations

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


1. Ludger Beerbaum GER Almox Ratina Z 8

2. John Whitaker GBR Everest Grannush/

Everest Milton 10.5

3. Michael Matz USA Rhum 12.5

16. 1994 's-Hertogenbosch 39 Riders from 13 Nations

1. Jos Lansink NED Bollv. Libero H 0

2. Franke Sloothaak GER San Patr. Dorina /

San Patr. Weihaiwej 9.5

3. Michael Whitaker GBR

Ev. Midnight

Madness 14


1. Nick Skelton GBR Everest Dollar Girl 7

2. Lars Nieberg GER For Pleasure 9


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3. Lesley McNaught-Mändli SUI

Barcelona SVH

/Doenhoff 13

18. 1996 Geneva 41 Riders from 17 Nations

1. Hugo Simon AUT E.T. FRH 10

2. Willi Melliger SUI Calvaro 10

3. Nick Skelton GBR Dollar Girl 11


1. Hugo Simon AUT E.T. FRH 0

2. John Whitaker GBR W Grannusch /

W Welham 3.5

3. Franke Sloothaak GER S.P. Joly 6

20. 1998 Helsinki 41 Riders from 16 Nations

1. Rodrigo Pessoa BRA

L.P. Baloubet du

Rouet 6.5

2. Lars Nieberg GER Esprit FRH 7.5

3. Ludger Beerbaum GER P.S. Priamos 12.9



G. Baloubet du

Rouet 4

2. Trevor Coyle IRL Cruising 5.5

3. René Tebbel GER Radiator 8.25

22. 2000 Las Vegas 39 Riders from 17 Nations


G. Baloubet du

Rouet 0

2. Markus Fuchs SUI Tinka's Boy 7.5

3. Beat Mändli SUI Pozitano 10


1. Markus Fuchs SUI Tinka's Boy 5


G. Baloubet du

Rouet 5

3. Michael Whitaker GBR Handel 8

24. 2002 Leipzig 40 Riders from 16 Nations

1. Otto Becker GER Dobel's Cento 7

2. Ludger Beerbaum GER Gladdys 8

3. Rodrigo Pessoa BRA Baloubet du Rouet 11


1. Marcus Ehning GER Anka 2

2. Rodrigo Pessoa BRA Baloubet du Rouet 6


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3. Malin Baryard SWE H & M Butterfly Flip 8

26 2004 Milan 41 Riders from 19 Nations

1. Bruno Broucqsault FRA Dilème de Cèphe 0

2. Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum GER Shutterfly 4

3. Markus Fuchs SUI Tinka's Boy 8

27. 2005 Las Vegas 41 riders from 18 Nations


2. Michael Whitaker GBR Portofino 7

3. Marcus Ehning GER Gitania 8 9

Lars Nieberg GER Lucie 55 9

28. 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


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



2. Rich Fellers USA Flexible 6

3. Heinrich- Hermann Engemann GER Aboyeur W 9

31. 2009 Las Vegas 44 Riders from 21 countries

1. Meredith-Michaels- Beerbaum GER Shutterfly 0

2. McLain Ward USA Sapphire 2

3. Albert Zoer NED Oki Doki 4

32. 2010 Geneva 43 riders from 19 countries

1. Marcus Ehning GER

Noltes Küchengirl

/Plot Blue 6

2 Ludger Beerbaum GER Gotha 7

2. Pius Schwizer SUI Carlina / Ulysse 7

33. 2011 Leipzig 43 riders from 21 countries

1. Christian Ahlmann GER Taloubet Z 4

2 Eric Lamaze CAN Hickstead 10

3. Jeroen Dubbeldam NED

Simon BMC Van

Grunsven 11


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Photo Caption: All mine! Germany’s

Daniel Deusser looks with delight at the

Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping trophy

which he won following a superb

performance with Cornet d’Amour at the

2013/2014 series Final in Lyon (FRA).

©FEI/Dirk Caremans

34. 2012 ‘s Hertogenbosch 37 riders from 19 countries

1. Rich Fellars USA Flexible 1

2. Steve Guerdat SUI

Nino des

Buissonnets 1

3. Pius Schwizer SUI Carlina 5

35. 2013 Gothenburg 39 riders from 16 countries

1. Beezie Madden USA Simon 0

2. Steve Guerdat SUI

Nino des

Buissonnets 8

3. Kevin Staut FRA Silvana HDC 10

36. 2014 Lyon 40 riders from 20 countries

1. Daniel Deusser GER Cornet d’Amour 2

2. Ludger Beerbaum GER Chiara 4

3. Scott Brash GBR Ursula 5


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Highlights - FEI World Cup™ Jumping: 1979-2014

Year Final City Highlights

2014 Lyon

Lyon hosted the Final for the fourth time in the series. All

eyes were on Beezie Madden as she set off on her mission

to bring the Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping trophy

back to the USA for the third year in succession.

However, Daniel Deusser with the 11-year-old stallion

Cornet d’Amour won this prestigious Final and secured

Germany’s 10th victory. Germany now heads the table for

the most wins, with the USA in second with nine victories.

2013 Gothenburg

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.

2012 ‘s Hertogenbosch

Rich Fellers and Flexible ended a 25-year drought for 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.

2011 Leipzig

Christian Ahlmann recorded the ninth German win in the

33rd year of the series - this was also the fourth

successive German victory.

2010 Geneva

Germany’s Marcus Ehning celebrated his third title win on

his 36th birthday at the top of the world rankings with Plot

Blue.

2009 Las Vegas

Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum became the first female

rider to win all 3 Final competitions with Shutterfly.


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2008

Gothenburg

FEI World Cup Jumping™, the world’s oldest and biggest

indoor series, marked its 30th anniversary.

2007

Las Vegas

Las Vegas celebrated its fifth Final, and will host its next

Final in 2015.

2006 Kuala Lumpur

South East Asia held its first Final with the first riders

from Russia, Philippines and Iran.

2005 Las Vegas

Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum became the first European

woman to win the series Final with Shutterfly. This was

also the first combined Jumping and Dressage Final.

2004 Milan

Bruno Broucqsault and Dilème de Cèphe celebrated

France’s first Final win, and the first athletes from Estonia

and Malaysia competed at this Final.

2003 Las Vegas

Marcus Ehning scored his first victory with Anka and

Brazil’s Rodrigo Pessoa and Baloubet du Rouet celebrated

their sixth top-three placing in a row.

2002

Leipzig

Otto Becker scored Germany’s second Final victory with

Dobel’s Cento and the first Czech rider competed at this

Final.

2001 Gothenburg

Markus Fuchs with Tinka’s Boy secured Switzerland’s first

win.


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2000 Las Vegas

Hat-trick for Rodrigo Pessoa and Baloubet de Rouet, and

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.

1999

Gothenburg

Trevor Coyle and Cruising celebrated Ireland’s number

two spot after Eddie Macken scored third with Carrols of

Dundalk at the first Final in 1979.

1998

Helsinki

A story of firsts: Rodrigo Pessoa and Baloubet de Rouet

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.

1996 Geneva

After winning the first FEI World Cup Jumping™ Final in

1979 with Gladstone, Hugo Simon came back to win his

second Final this time with E.T. FRH.

1995

Gothenburg

Nick Skelton won his first Final with Everest Dollar Girl,

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.

1993

Gothenburg

Olympic champion Ludger Beerbaum celebrated

Germany’s first win with Almox Ratina, and the first

Romanian rider competed at this Final.


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1992 Del Mar

Thomas Frühmann and Böckmann’s Genius scored

Austria’s second win at this first West Coast Final, which

welcomed Hungary’s first rider.

1991

Gothenburg

John Whitaker (GBR) and Milton scored their second

consecutive win and Brazil’s Nelson Pessoa, aged 55,

celebrated his second number two spot, this time with

Special Envoy.

1990

Dortmund

Pierre Durand (FRA) and the legendary Jappeloup

celebrated their second spot at their third Final.

1989

Tampa

Canada’s Ian Millar and Big Ben went clear to become the

first repeat winners at the Final.

1988

Gothenburg

FEI World Cup Jumping™ celebrated its tenth anniversary

with Ian Millar and Big Ben taking victory for Canada.

1987

Paris

France hosted its first Final, where the USA scored its

seventh win thanks to Katharine Burdsall and The

Natural.

1986

Gothenburg

Leslie Burr Lenehan (USA) became the second woman to

win the Final on McLain.

1985

Berlin

The USA’s Conrad Homfeld became the first repeat

winner of the Final on Abdullah (his last win was in 1980

in Baltimore).

1984

Gothenburg

Canada’s Mario Deslauriers and Aramis became the

youngest winners of the Final, and broke the USA’s four-

year victory cycle.


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1983

Vienna

Norman Dello Joio and I Love You scored the USA’s fourth

win and the first New Zealand rider competed at this fifth

Final.

1982 Gothenburg

The USA’s Melanie Smith became the first woman to win

the Final with Calypso.

1981

Birmingham

The third Final saw USA secure the top two spots

consecutively, this time with Michael Matz and Jet Run

stealing the charge, and South American riders competed

for the first time.

1980

Baltimore

The USA celebrated hosting its first Final with its second

consecutive number two spot taken by a female rider -

this time by Melanie Smith on Calypso - and the first

Australians competed at this Final.

1979

Gothenburg

Hugo Simon and Gladstone emerged to steal the limelight

and Katie Monahan with The Jones Boy placed second at

the first Final for what is now the world’s oldest and

biggest indoor Jumping series.

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 26 - Riders at most Finals

Athlete Participation Win

Michael WHITAKER 23 0

John WHITAKER 21 2

Ludger BEERBAUM 21 1

Leslie BURR HOWARD (LENEHAN) 19 1

Nick SKELTON 17 1

Margie GOLDSTEIN-ENGLE 17 0

Hugo SIMON 15 2

Franke SLOOTHAAK 15 0

McLain WARD 15 0

Marcus EHNING 14 3

Ian MILLAR 14 2

Beezie MADDEN 14 1

Lars NIEBERG 14 0

Ludo PHILIPPAERTS 14 0

Richard SPOONER 14 0

Rodrigo PESSOA 13 3

Mario DESLAURIERS 13 1

Hap HANSEN 13 0

Meredith MICHAELS-BEERBAUM 11 3

Jan TOPS 11 0

Jos LANSINK 10 1

Norman DELLO JOIO 10 1

Thomas FRÜHMANN 10 1

Anne KURSINSKI 10 0

Malin BARYARD JOHNSSON 10 0

Willi MELLIGER 10 0


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Winners of rounds at each Final: 1979-2014

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

1980 Baltimore 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

1981 Birmingham 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

1982 Gothenburg 1st

Paul

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

Paul

Schockemöhle FRG Akrobat 0-0

John Whitaker GBR Ryans Son 0-0

1983 Vienna 1st

Paul

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

1984 Gothenburg 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

1985 Berlin 1st Michael Whitaker GBR Warren Point 0

2nd Nick Skelton GBR Everest St. James 0-0-0

3rd Stefan Schewe FRG Wilster 0-0


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Ian Millar CAN Big Ben 0-0

Conrad Homfeld USA Abdullah 0-0

1986 Gothenburg 1st Jeff McVean AUS Fürst Z 0

2nd

Leslie Burr

Lenehan USA McLain 0-0-4

3rd

Leslie Burr

Lenehan USA McLain 0-0

1987 Paris 1st Katharine Burdsall USA The Natural 0

2nd Philippe Rozier FRA Malesan Jiva 0-0-0

3rd John Whitaker GBR Next Milton 0-0

1988 Gothenburg 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

1989 Tampa 1st Ian Millar CAN Big Ben 0

2nd Ian Millar CAN Big Ben 0-0-4

3rd Ian Millar CAN Big Ben 0-0

1990 Dortmund 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

1991 Gothenburg 1st Otto Becker FRG Opt. Pamina 0

2nd Nelson Pessoa BRA Special Envoy 0-0-0

3rd John Whitaker GBR Henderson Milton 0-0

1992 Del Mar 1st Markus Fuchs SUI Interpane Shandor 0

2nd Ludger Beerbaum GER Rush On 0-0-0

3rd

Thomas

Frühmann AUT Böckmann's Genius 0-0

Bernie Traurig USA Maybe Forever 0-0

Eric Navet FRA

Waiti Roxane de

Gruchy 0-0

Roger-Yves Bost FRA

President Papillon

Rose 0-0

Darlene Sandlin USA Alley Oop 0-0

1993 Gothenburg 1st Ludger Beerbaum GER Almox Ratina Z 0

2nd Michael Matz USA Rhum 0-0

3rd Susan Hutchison USA

Samsung

Woodstock 0-4


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Claudia Lorenza

O'Farrill MEX Flic Flac 4-0

1994 's Hertogenbosch 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

1995 Gothenburg 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

Lesley McNaught-

Mändli SUI Doenhoff 4-0

Peter Eriksson SWE Robin Z 0-4

1996 Geneva 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

1997 Gothenburg 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

1998 Helsinki 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

1999 Gothenburg 1st Rodrigo Pessoa BRA

G. Baloubet du

Rouet 0

2nd John Whitaker GBR V.V. Heyman 0-0

3rd Michael Whitaker GBR V.V. Ashley 0-0

2000 Las Vegas 1st Rodrigo Pessoa BRA

G. Baloubet du

Rouet 0

2nd Markus Fuchs SUI Tinka's Boy 0-0

3rd Rodrigo Pessoa BRA

G. Baloubet du

Rouet 0-0

2001 Gothenburg 1st Rodrigo Pessoa BRA

G. Baloubet du

Rouet 0

2nd Michael Whitaker GBR Handel 0-0


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3rd Willi Melliger SUI Calvaro 0-0

2002 Leipzig 1st Jacek Zagor POL Volkswagen Elf 0

2nd Ludger Beerbaum GER Gladdys 0-0

3rd Leslie Howard USA Priobert de Kalvarie 0-0

2003 Las Vegas 1st McLain Ward USA Viktor 4

2nd

Markus

Merschformann GER Camirez 0-0

3rd Markus Fuchs SUI Tinka's Boy 0-0

Marcus Ehning GER Anka 0-0

2004 Milan 1st Markus Fuchs SUI Tinka's Boy 0

2nd

Bruno

Broucqsault FRA Dileme de Cephe 0-0

3rd

Bruno

Broucqsault FRA Dileme de Cephe 0-0

Eugènie Angot FRA Cigale du Taillis 0-0

2005 Las Vegas 1st Ludo Philippaerts BEL Parco 0

2nd

Meredith M-

Beerbaum GER Shutterfly 0-0

3rd Michael Whitaker GBR Portofino 1-1

2006 Kuala Lumpur 1st Marcus Ehning GER Sandro Boy 0

2nd

Rolf-Göran

Bengtsson SWE Mac Kinley 0-0

3rd Marcus Ehning GER Sandro Boy 0-0

Beat Mändli SUI Ideo du Thot 0-0

2007 Las Vegas 1st McLain Ward USA Sapphire 0

2nd

Meredith M


3rd Daniel Deusser GER Air Jordan Z 0-0

2008 Gothenburg 1st

Heinrich-H

Engemann GER Aboyeur W 0

2nd Jessica Kürten IRL

Castle Forbes

Libertina 0-0

3rd

Meredith M


2009 Las Vegas 1st

Meredith M

Beerbaum GER Shutterfly 0

2nd

Meredith M



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3rd

Meredith M


2010 Geneva 1st Rich Fellers USA Flexible 0

2nd Steve Guerdat SUI Tresor V 0-0

3rd Richard Spooner USA Cristallo 0-0

2011 Leipzig 1st Marco Kutscher GER Cash 63 0

2nd Eric Lamaze CAN Hickstead 0-0

3rd Elizabeth Madden USA Coral Roof Via Volo 0-0

Jeroen

Dubbeldam NED Simon 0-0

2012 ‘s Hertogenbosch 1st Rich Fellers USA Flexible 0

2nd Philipp Weishaupt GER Monte Bellini 0-0

3rd Rich Fellers USA Flexible 0-0

Steve Guerdat SUI

Nino des

Buissonnets 0-0

2013 Gothenburg 1st Elizabeth Madden USA Simon 0

2nd Steve Guerdat SUI

Nino des

Buissonnets 0-0

3rd Steve Guerdat SUI

Nino des

Buissonnets 4-0

Sergio Alvarez

Moya ESP Carlo 273 4-0

2014 Lyon 1st Pius Schwizer SUI Quidam Du Vivier 0

2nd Kent Farrington USA Voyeur 0-0

3rd Daniel Deusser GER Cornet d’Amour 0-0

Ludger Beerbaum GER Chiara 222 0-0

Scott Brash GBR Ursula XII 0-0

Marcus Ehning GER Cornado NRW 0-0


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Total Riders & Nations at the Finals

A total of 496 riders from 53 Nations have competed at the

FEI World Cup Jumping™ Finals since 1979:

USA 113 FIN 3

GER 48 QAT 3

AUS 30 TUR 3

CAN 30 CHI 2

NED 26 CZE 2

FRA 22 EGY 2

GBR 21 GRE 2

SUI 19 HUN 2

SWE 18 LTU 2

BEL 16 AZE 1

BRA 16 CYP 1

JPN 15 ECU 1

IRL 13 HKG 1

MEX 13 IRI 1

NZL 10 ISR 1

POL 8 JOR 1

ESP 6 LAT 1

ITA 6 LUX 1

RSA 5 MAR 1

RUS 5 MAS 1

EST 4 NOR 1

KSA 4 PHI 1

VEN 4 POR 1

ARG 3 ROM 1

AUT 3 SVK 1

BUL 3 SYR 1

COL 3 UAE 1

DEN 3


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Riders & Nationalities

Seven riders have competed for two countries at the

FEI World Cup Jumping™ Finals since 1979:

Tim Grubb

until

1992 GBR

from

1995 USA

Meredith Micheals-Beerbaum

until

1998 USA

from

1999 GER

Helena Dickinson-Weinberg

until

1986 GBR

from

2000 GER

Joe Turi

until

1991 GBR

from

1999 HUN

Peter Charles

until

1987 GBR

from

1993 IRL

Jos Lansink

until

1999 NED

from

2001 BEL

Edgar-Henry Cuepper

until

1982 BEL

from

1987 LUX