Dressage-News

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 28, 2015–Hans Peter Minderhoud and Glock’s Flirt narrowly beat their Netherlands team mate Adelinde Cornelissen on Jerich Parzival in the World Cup Grand Prix at the Sweden International Horse Show Saturday.

Hans Peter and 14-year-old Swiss Warmblood gelding scored 77.000 per cent for the win in their first competition since Rotterdam in June where they posted their best Grand Prix result so far of 77.140 per cent. The pair won the Grand Prix here a year ago, the only previous victory in 17 months of their partnership.

Adelinde, also competing Parzival for only the second time this year, received scores that differed by almost eight percentage points for a total of 76.720 per cent for second place and a month before the KWPN gelding turns 19 years old.

The pair received the highest mark of 80.300 per cent from Denmark’s Susanne Baarup at C, 78.100 and 78.500 from Magnus Ringmark and Gustav Svalling, respectively, from Sweden but 72.800 from Isabelle Judet of France and  73.900 from Ghislain Fouarge of the Netherlands.

Patrik Kittel, the Swedish team Olympian, rode Watermill Scandic to third place on 76.180 per cent.

Denmark’s Agnete Kirk Thinggaard and Jojo AZ placed fourth with a personal best score of 74.200 per cent, surpassing their previous Grand Prix high of 73.040 per cent at Lyon, France a year ago. As well as seeking a start at the World Cup Final, Agnete is also seeking to be one of three Danish combinations to qualify as individuals and thus able to form a team for the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro next summer.

Lyndal Oatley and Sandro Boy, a 14-year-old Oldenburg gelding, also posted the highest CDI Grand Prix score ever by an Australian, 72.800 per cent. Their previous best was 72.680 per cent posted at Deauville, France in July, 2014. Lyndal began riding Sandro Boy, owned by her parents, in 2011. She was on the Australian team at the Olympics in London in 2012 and the World Games in Normandy last year.

Adelinde and Parzival, in their only previous performance this year, were awarded 74.420 per cent in the Grand Prix at Rotterdam in June that was the lowest Grand Prix score for the duo in six years. In between, Adelinde and Parzival won multiple Olympic and championship medals and were ranked No. 1 in the world.

The declining results led to Adelinde being informed she and Parzival would no longer be on the Netherlands’ elite squad from which the country’s top teams are selected. Their last championship was the World Games in Normandy in the summer of 2014.

Results:

CDI-W Grand Prix

Rank			Rider	Horse		E	H	C	M	B	Total
1			Hans Peter Minderhoud	Glock’s FlirtFlorestan – Gauguin de LullyIng. Gaston Glock		75.200 1	78.100  1	76.500 3	76.200 3	79.000  1	77.000
2			Adelinde Cornelissen	Jerich Parzival N.O.P.Jazz – UlftW.P.J. Cornelissen / M.A. Cornelissen, H. Jerich		72.8004	73.900 3	80.3001	78.100  1	78.500 2	76.720
3			Patrik Kittel	Watermill Scandic H.B.CSolos Carex DVH 609 – Amiral ZW.P.S.J.W. Greve & HBC Stal		74.6003	75.300 2	78.2002	77.500 2	75.300 4	76.180
4			Agnete Kirk Thinggaard	Jojo AzGinus – JustboyJoachim E. Arl		74.8002	73.300 4	73.700 4	73.600 4	75.600 3	74.200
5			Lyndal Oatley	Sandro Boy 9Sandro Hit – ArgentinusCarol & Andrew Oatley		71.100 6	73.200 6	72.6007	73.200 6	73.900 6	72.800
6			Tinne Vilhelmson Silfvén	Paridon MagiDon Primero 981 – Napoleon 625Lövsta Stuteri AB		71.000 7	73.000  7	71.500 9	73.300 5	74.600  5	72.680
7			Mads Hendeliowitz	Jimmie Choo SeqSandro Hit – Don SchufroSegersta Equestrian		70.3009	71.300 8	73.2006	70.0009	73.000  7	71.560
8			Fabienne Lütkemeier	Qui Vincit DynamisQuattro B – Calypso IIGina Capellmann-Lütkemeier		70.9008	70.200 9	72.0008	71.000 8	71.800 8	71.180
Not placed
9			Paulinda Friberg	di Lapponia TDonnerhall – ArgumentPaulinda Friberg		72.100 5	69.600 11	71.200 10	71.200 7	71.000 10	71.020
10			Jennie Larsson	Zircoon Spring FlowerPainted Black – ArmstrongAntonia Ax:son Johnson		69.90010	73.300 4	70.70011	69.80010	69.800 12	70.700
11			Emilie Nyreröd	MiataLancado – GrascoEmilie Nyreröd		67.700 14	68.600 12	73.3005	68.20012	71.000 10	69.760
12			Kristian von Krusenstierna	Biggles 1015Briar – KrevadFam. Ingrid Lundbergpersson		68.50012	69.800 10	69.100 13	68.20012	71.500 9	69.420
13			Cathrine Rasmussen	FernandezFlorestan – WeinburgCathrine Rasmussen, Christopher Bredstrup Rasmussen		68.90011	66.800 15	70.40012	68.50011	69.400 13	68.800
14			Claudia Dorpmans	Tin TinClaudia Dorpmans		66.30015	66.200 17	68.50014	64.20017	67.800 14	66.600
15			Inna Logutenkova	Don GregoriusDon Cardinale – PlacidoLLC VIAN – GROUP		68.40013	67.700 13	65.100 18	64.500 15	67.100 15	66.560
16			Charlotte Haid BondergaardInsjöns Ridklubb	Triviant 2Olivi – SaluutNorrehee Dressage Björn & Mathias Haid		65.60016	66.400 16	66.90015	65.900 14	66.100 16	66.180
17			Hasse Hoffmann	Heslegaards RismonHeslegård’s Rubin – Heslegårds LouisHeslegård Stutteri I/s		65.40017	67.100 14	66.50016	64.500 15	65.300 17	65.760
18			Thamar Zweistra	Hexagons BanderasRadetzky – Matador Ii 53 3366Stal Hexagon & L.A. van Lieren		64.70018	63.400 18	66.40017	63.00018	62.200 19	63.940
19			Dina Ellermann	Landy S AkvarelLandcruiser – Noble ChampionDina Ellermann & Genofen Ltd		59.80020	61.900 20	63.100 19	61.600 19	63.00018	61.880
20			Daniel Bachmann	Blue Hors LoxanaDiamond Hit – ArgentinusBlue Hors Aps		61.500 19	63.200 19	62.30020	60.40020	61.800 20	61.840