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World Cup Win for Oliver Townend
On a glorious Derbyshire weekend,
the recently injured Oliver Townend bounces back
to win the sixth World Cup Qualifier at Chatsworth
House. Pippa Funnel and Ensign return to form
to finish 2nd and William Fox-Pitt with Parkmore
Ed were 3rd.
Chatsworth
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Tompkins
keeps her Olympic dream alive
New Zealander Heelan Tompkins took one step
towards her Olympic dream, after winning the fifth
2008 FEI Eventing World Cup Qualifier at Kihikihi.
Riding Mount Sugoi, Heelan added just 2.8 cross
country time penalties to her dressage of 52.6.
Kihikihi
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Heidi White-Carty wins the 4th FEI WCQ
Heidi White-Carty won the fourth installment
of the 2008 FEI Eventing World Cup™ at Norwood
stables in the USA. Riding Northern Spy, victory
was secured after they were the only combination
to finish on their dressage score. Tallahassee
winner Clark Montgomery 2nd.
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Francis Whittington wins FEI WC 3rd round

Francis Whittington beat a mass of international
stars today to win the third installment of the
FEI Eventing World Cup at Burnham Market. Fourth
here last year, Francis, finished over 5 points
clear of 2nd place Ruth Edge.
Burnham
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FEI World Cup continues with Fontainebleau

Germany's Michael Jung becomes the second winner
of the 2008 FEI Eventing World Cup at Fontainebleau.
Riding Miss Meller TSF to a ten point win over
runner up rider Berenice Villoing. GB Rider Lucy
Weigersma was 4th.
Fontainebleau
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Two horse fatalities mar the FEI World
Cup
Two horse fatalities mar the the start of the
2008 FEI World Cup in Tallahassee (USA). On a
tough cross country day American rider Clark Montgomery
becomes the first name on the FEI World Cup leaderboard,
winning on Up Spirits.
Tallahassee
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