Madeleine Witte-Vrees & Cennin Win Mallorca CDI5* Grand Prix, 4th Straight Victory

Madeleine Witte-Vrees and Cennin.

SON PROHENS, Spain, Oct. 7, 2016–Madeleine Witte-Vrees and Cennin won the Mallorca CDI5* Grand Prix Friday for the fourth straight victory for the Netherlands pair.

Madeleine and the nine-year-old KWPN stallion scored 73.660 per cent for the win, the fifth in 11 starts since beginning Big Tour seven months ago. Three of those wins have come during the two weeks of shows on this Spanish island in the Mediterranean.

Germany's Isabell Werth competing El Santo NRW for the first time this year placed second on 72.800 per cent. The pair last competed in December, 2015.

Portugal's Maria Caetano on Coroado was third on 69.840 per cent.

Results:

CDI5* Grand Prix							(E)	(H)	(C)	(M)	(B)	Total
1.	45	Cennin	Witte-Vrees, Madeleine	NED		4350.00 EUR	366.5	341.5	379.5	387.0	367.0	1841.5 points
	chest 9y.S /Vivaldi/Donnerhall/KWPN/104MY84/ N.F. Witte & J.E.J. Cuppen						73.300 %	68.300 %	75.900 %	77.400 %	73.400 %	73.660 %
							1.	6.	1.	1.	2.
2.	124	El Santo NRW	Werth, Isabell	GER		3300.00 EUR	360.5	367.0	367.5	355.0	370.0	1820.0 points
	bay 15y.G /Ehrentusch/Rythmus/RHEIN/GER44504/ Madeleine Winter ?Schulze (GER) + C						72.100 %	73.400 %	73.500 %	71.000 %	74.000 %	72.800 %
							2.	1.	2.	2.	1.
3.	7	Coroado	Caetano, Maria	POR		2300.00 EUR	350.0	352.5	355.5	349.5	338.5	1746.0 points
	9y.S /Rubi/103VQ51/ Juan Manuel Cordeiro						70.000 %	70.500 %	71.100 %	69.900 %	67.700 %	69.840 %
							4.	2.	4.	3.	4.
4.	38	Isac	Telde, Minna	SWE		1500.00 EUR	338.0	344.5	344.0	339.0	359.5	1725.0 points
	bay 11y.G /Hip Hop/Master/SWB/102ZW12/ Ekeslund Holding AB						67.600 %	68.900 %	68.800 %	67.800 %	71.900 %	69.000 %
							5.	4.	6.	6.	3.
5.	16	Badari	Heijkoop, Danielle	NED		1000.00 EUR	351.5	342.0	352.0	342.0	331.5	1719.0 points
	bay 10y.G /Gribaldi/Damocles/KWPN/103YY14/ D. Heijkoop						70.300 %	68.400 %	70.400 %	68.400 %	66.300 %	68.760 %
							3.	5.	5.	5.	9.
6.	44	Rubins Nite	Watson-Greaves, Hayley	GBR		500.00 EUR	337.5	337.0	358.5	343.5	337.0	1713.5 points
	black 12y.G /Rubin-Royal/Limbo/103RB72/ Hayley Watson – Greaves						67.500 %	67.400 %	71.700 %	68.700 %	67.400 %	68.540 %
							6.	7.	3.	4.	5.
Other, non-placed competitors
7.	34	Romeo-Star	Sidneva, Elena	RUS			329.0	346.5	329.0	336.5	336.5	1677.5 points
	bay 15y.S /Romantic Star/Mister A/HANN/RUS40441/ Dmitrieva L.&sidneva E.						65.800 %	69.300 %	65.800 %	67.300 %	67.300 %	67.100 %
							8.	3.	10.	7.	6.
8.	103	River of Joy	Diaz Porras, Antonio	ESP			317.0	323.5	341.5	334.0	332.5	1648.5 points
	bay 17y.G /Ravallo/Cavalier/HANN/GER41600/ V & D Dressage Horses S.C.P						63.400 %	64.700 %	68.300 %	66.800 %	66.500 %	65.940 %
							11.	8.	7.	8.	8.
9.	20	Damsey FRH	Langehanenberg, Helen	GER			332.5	321.0	330.0	325.0	335.0	1643.5 points
	bay 14y.S /Dressage Royal/Ritual/HANN/GER45558/ BG Leatherdale Farms						66.500 %	64.200 %	66.000 %	65.000 %	67.000 %	65.740 %
							7.	10.	9.	9.	7.
10.	15	Bellagio	Hannes, Jeroen	BEL			326.5	321.5	327.5	317.5	329.5	1622.5 points
	bay 15y.G /Don renoir/Donnerhall/BWP/104VF01/ Haenen Lynne						65.300 %	64.300 %	65.500 %	63.500 %	65.900 %	64.900 %
							9.	9.	11.	11.	10.
11.	111	Fleraro	Logutenkova, Inna	UKR			323.0	310.0	325.5	321.5	304.5	1584.5 points
	bay 13y.G /Flemmingh/Royal Z I/DWB/104CZ13/ Llc Vian Group						64.600 %	62.000 %	65.100 %	64.300 %	60.900 %	63.380 %
							10.	12.	12.	10.	12.
12.	107	Symphonie	Gallardo Muñoz, Lucia	ESP			302.0	312.0	333.5	317.0	305.5	1570.0 points
	grey 17y.S /Krack C/Aktion/KWPN/ESP03527/ Lucia Gallando Munoz						60.400 %	62.400 %	66.700 %	63.400 %	61.100 %	62.800 %
							12.	11.	8.	12.	11.
13.	2	Girasol 7	Barbançon Mestre, Morgan	ESP			disqualified
	chest 15y.M /Gribaldi/Landioso/102UM07/ Morgan Barbancon Mestre

 

Data of competition:
Judges:	(E)	H.C.Matthiesen (DEN)			Total prize money:	12950 EUR
	(H)	A.Fransen-Iacobaeus (SWE)
	(C)	J.C.Campos (ESP)
	(M)	M.Alonso (MEX)
	(B)	Dr.D.Plewa (GER)

 

Horse Communities Centered on Wellington Escape Brunt of Hurricane Matthew

Hurricane Matthew swirling past Palm Beach. Location of Wellington is shown by black mark.

WELLINGTON, Florida, Oct. 6, 2016–Perhaps the world's densest population of show horses centered on Wellington escaped the wrath of Hurricane Matthew Thursday with winds up to 140 miles/225 km an hour when the storm veered away just 20 miles/32 km from the Florida coast.

The storm, described by the U.S. National Hurricane Center as possibly the most dangerous in a decade, was on track to hit the Palm Beach coast at about nightfall Thursday after devastating communities in Haiti and eastern Cuba.

Millions of residents of coastal areas of Florida, Georgia and South and North Carolina had left their homes to head inland and President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency in Florida hours before the category 4 hurricane was projected to make its first landfall on the U.S. mainland at Palm Beach.

The state was in near-lockdown mode by mid afternoon after supermarkets and most gas stations closed after being swamped for days beforehand by residents stockpiling food and fuel.

As the home of the Global Dressage Festival, Winter Equestrian Festival and the International Polo Club the community of Wellington 12 miles/19km inland from the Atlantic coast is home to several thousand dressage, jumper-hunter and polo horses.

Many owners of farms and horses in Wellington and surrounding communities left the area up to two days before Matthew was predicted to arrive. Hundreds of flights into Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale and Miami airports were canceled.

The center of the hurricane with winds of about 140 miles an hour and spread at least 100 miles from the center to cover the entire width of the Florida peninsula was projected to make landfall on the Palm Beach coast at about nightfall.

However, Matthew veered slightly east late afternoon and that was enough to keep the center of the storm about 20 miles off the coast. Winds in the Wellington area did not come anywhere near predicted highs and although rain was heavy did not cause flooding  that has been typical of previous hurricanes.

 

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Record Number Of CDIs Scheduled Around World For 2017

The Adequan Global Dressage Festival show grounds in Wellington, Florida which hosts eight CDIs, the most of any venue in the world. © Ken Braddick/dressage-news.com

Oct. 3, 2016

By KENNETH J. BRADDICK

A record number of CDIs–international dressage competitions–is scheduled for 2017 led by the Americas and Europe, as show at the deadline for listing horse shows with the International Equestrian Federation (FEI).

The schedule lists 167 shows in 36 countries for 2017, up 5.69 per cent from 158 shows in 2016, according to a dressage-news.com analysis.

The rate of increase was greatest in the Americas where the number of events increased to 40 next year, an increase of 17.647 over the 34 events this year.

The United States dominated with 24 events, the most of any nation in the world, while Brazil with six shows replaced Canada with four shows for second place in the Americas. The total for the region was boosted by three events in Colombia and one each in Guatemala, Mexico and Uruguay.

The number of events for Europe will increase to 111 in 2017, a 6.730 per cent increase over the 104 in 2016, led by Germany with 20, 11 in Russia at its highest ever number, France with 10 and Austria also scheduling the country's most ever with nine as has Belgium with seven. Expansion continues in Central Europe–Hungary with three, Ukraine and Lithuania with two each, Belarus, Slovenia, Estonia and the Czech Republic one each.

Šamorín in Slovakia, which the FEI reports is seeking to host the 2018 World Equestrian Games, has not scheduled an international dressage or eventing competition in 2017 though it lists several endurance, jumping and vaulting competitions.

The number of dressage events scheduled for Oceania dropped to 11 in 2017, nine in Australia and two in New Zealand, from 13 this year.

For Asia, the schedule listed four events next year, down from six this year that also includes the first CDI in mainland China. Africa is scheduled to host a single event in 2017 as it did in 2016.

The deadline for scheduling shows was Oct. 1, but additions, changes and modifications can be made throughout the year.

Aachen's Deutsche Bank stadium that hosts the single richest dressage event in the world. © Ken Braddick/dressage-news.com

The number of dressage competitions with significant prize money has increased significantly in the past decade.

From just four CDI5* events–two in Germany and two in France–in 2008, the number has grown to 13 with 11 in Europe and one each in the United States and Qatar that require minimum prize money of 90,000 Swiss francs (US$92,610).

The number of CDI4*s requiring minimum prize money of 24,000 Swiss francs (US$24,700) will increase to 24 next year–22 in Europe, two in the United States–from eight in 2007.

Although significantly smaller in overall numbers of shows than the other Olympic equestrian disciplines of eventing and jumping, dressage has shown growth of 29.457 per cent over the past decade compared with 22.488 per cent increase in eventing shows and 31.320 per cent for jumpers.

However, after increases in the growth of eventing for several years, the number of events staged annually peaked in 2015 at 274 then dropped to 260 this year with 256 scheduled for 2017.

Jumping has shown substantial growth to 696 events scheduled for 2017 up from 677 this year and 530 in 2008.

France's Bertrand Liegard & Star Wars Win Mallorca CDI4* Grand Prix Special

SON PROHENS, Spain, Oct. 2, 2016–Bertrand Liegard and the 14-year-old Star Wars posted their second international victory in three years at Big Tour when the French pair won the CDI4* Grand Prix Special Sunday.

Bertrand and the Selle Luxembourg gelding scored 70.980 per cent for the win. The previous CDI win for the duo was at their first Grand Prix competition in Paris in 2013.

The Netherlands' Danielle Heijkoop on Badari was second on 68.098 per cent and Denmark's Lena Leschly Aamann on Goerklintgaards Fanero third on 67.353 per cent.

Results:

CDI4* Grand Prix Special

							(E)	(H)	(C)	(M)	(B)	Total
1.	21	Star Wars	Liegard, Bertrand	FRA		2237.50 EUR	359.5	358.5	359.5	366.5	366.0	1810.0 points
	bay 14y.G /Show Star/Rosenkavalier/SCSL/103GH88/ Liegard Bertrand						70.490 %	70.294 %	70.490 %	71.862 %	71.764 %	70.980 %
							1.	1.	1.	1.	1.
2.	16	Badari	Heijkoop, Danielle	NED		1587.50 EUR	345.5	349.5	347.0	338.5	356.0	1736.5 points
	bay 10y.G /Gribaldi/Damocles/KWPN/103YY14/ D. Heijkoop						67.745 %	68.529 %	68.039 %	66.373 %	69.804 %	68.098 %
							3.	2.	2.	5.	2.
3.	1	Goerklintgaards Fanero	Aamann, Lena Leschly	DEN		887.50 EUR	355.0	322.5	343.5	342.0	343.5	1706.5 points
	black 13y.S /Ferro/Le Mont-H/DWB/103YT12/ Lena Leschly Åmand						69.608 %	63.236 %	67.353 %	67.059 %	67.353 %	66.922 %
							2.	7.	5.	2.	3.
4.	35	Long Drink	Steidle, Isabelle	GER		687.50 EUR	341.5	341.5	346.0	334.5	341.5	1705.0 points
	dbay 15y.G /Langenhagen/Concerto II/HOLST/103UJ26/ Sundag,Isabelle						66.961 %	66.961 %	67.843 %	65.588 %	66.961 %	66.863 %
							4.	3.	3.	6.	5.
5.	14	Roberto Des Frettes	Haid Bondergaard, Charlotte	SWE		487.50 EUR	319.0	336.5	346.0	332.0	343.0	1676.5 points
	bay 11y.G /Carinho des Noes/Boulou des Frettes/103VX18/ Björn Haid,Mathias Haid &						62.549 %	65.980 %	67.843 %	65.098 %	67.255 %	65.745 %
							7.	5.	3.	7.	4.
6.	3	Sir Donnerhall II Old	Barbançon Mestre, Morgan	ESP		187.50 EUR	327.5	337.0	331.0	340.5	334.5	1670.5 points
	dbay 10y.S /Sandro Hit/Donnerhall/OLDBG/103RO36/ Nyreroed,Henrik & Kloy,Sabine						64.216 %	66.079 %	64.902 %	66.765 %	65.588 %	65.510 %
							6.	4.	6.	3.	7.
7.	15	Bellagio	Hannes, Jeroen	BEL		187.50 EUR	328.5	327.5	322.0	339.0	340.0	1657.0 points
	bay 15y.G /Don renoir/Donnerhall/BWP/104VF01/ Haenen Lynne						64.411 %	64.215 %	63.137 %	66.470 %	66.666 %	64.980 %
							5.	6.	7.	4.	6.
8.	31	Dubai King	Segui Sintes, Rafael	ESP		187.50 EUR	308.5	296.5	313.0	329.0	327.5	1574.5 points
	chest 11y.S /Don Picardi/104FF93/ Rafael Segui Sintes						60.490 %	58.137 %	61.372 %	64.510 %	64.216 %	61.745 %
							8.	8.	8.	8.	8.

Data of competition:
Judges:	(E)	G.Riexinger (GER)			Total prize money:	€6450
	(H)	J.van Daele (BEL)
	(C)	M.Alonso (MEX)
	(M)	M.Santos (ESP)
	(B)	F.Guerra (ESP)

Judy Reynolds & Vancouver K Wrap Up USA Swing With Victory at Devon World Cup Freestyle

Judy Reynolds on Vancouver K. © 2016 Ken Braddick/dressage-news.com

DEVON, Pennsylvania, Oct. 1, 2016–Ireland's Olympic partnership of Judy Reynolds and Vancouver K wrapped up a swing of American competitions by capturing the World Cup Grand Prix Freestyle Saturday night for their fourth victory in four starts.

Judy and the 14-year-old KWPN gelding picked up a maximum of 20 points with their winning result of 77.450 per cent to take back to Europe to give the pair a head start in the World Cup Western European League with the aim of earning a return ticket to America for the final at Omaha next March.

For Judy, based in Germany, and the horse she began competing at Big Tour 2 1/2 years ago the first journey for the duo across the Atlantic has been a triumph. The pair was the first representing Ireland to make it through to the freestyle at an Olympics which they did at Rio de Janeiro in August.

The pair captured both the Grand Prix and the Freestyle at the iconic Central Park Horse Show in New York last week then came 90 miles/145km south to compete at this competition on well-heeled Main Line Philadelphia.

The score of 77.450 per cent was their second highest freestyle result and the 20 points–the maximum available–for first place will give her a head start when the intensely competitive Western European League of nine qualifiers in which she competes begins in October.

Florida-based Denmark team pair of Mikala Gundersen and My Lady placed second on 74.750 per cent.

Arlene “Tuny” Page of Wellington, Florida on Woodstock scored 74.150 per cent for third place, a day after placing second in the Grand Prix in which the pair posted a personal best.

Canada's Jill Irving extended her unprecedented winning streak on Degas by taking the Grand Prix Special with another personal best score of 70.255 per cent. Jill and the 14-year-old Hanoverian gelding have won their three last starts, the World Cup freestyle at Saugerties, New York last week and the Grand Prix and the Special here.

Fellow Canadian Megan Lane on San D'Or was second on 67.882 per cent and Laura Noyes Putnam of Gray, Maine on Galveston third on 66.510.

Results:

CDI-W Grand Prix Freestyle

E: Yukins – USA H: Tissot – FRA C: Seefried – AUS M: Fore – USA B: Halsall – GBR

		RIDER	Nat.	HORSE				E	Rk	H	Rk	C	Rk	M	Rk	B	Rk	Total	Pl.
		Reynolds, Judy	IRL	Vancouver K				76.250	1	79.375	1	76.500	1	76.500	2	79.125	1	77.550	1
		Gundersen, Mikala	DEN	My Lady				75.375	2	74.750	2	72.750	3	76.250	3	74.625	2	74.750	2
		Page, Arlene	USA	Woodstock				72.125	5	73.500	3	75.250	2	76.750	1	73.125	4	74.150	3
		Lane, Megan	CAN	Caravella				74.250	3	73.000	4	71.250	4	72.875	4	74.250	3	73.125	4
		Brooks, Jacqueline M.	CAN	D Niro				72.375	4	71.000	6	69.125	5	71.000	5	68.125	7	70.325	5
		Strasser, Evi	CAN	Renaissance Tyme				67.625	8	71.875	5	67.750	6	70.125	6	71.250	5	69.725	6
		LaGoy-Weltz, Olivia	USA	Rassing's Lonoir				67.875	7	67.125	8	66.750	7	68.875	7	68.375	6	67.800	7
		Garweg, Christian	CAN	Delorean				70.125	6	69.375	7	63.875	9	66.250	8	67.875	8	67.500	8
		Jensen, Stephanie	CAN	Addiction				67.125	9	65.625	9	66.000	8	66.125	9	67.000	9	66.375	9

 

Grand Prix Special E: Halsall – GBR H: Yukins – USA C: Fore – USA M: Seefried – AUS B: Tissot – FRA

		RIDER	Nat.	HORSE				E	Rk	H	Rk	C	Rk	M	Rk	B	Rk	Total	Pl.
		Irving, Jill	CAN	Degas 12				69.804	1	69.020	1	69.902	1	72.549	1	70.000	1	70.255	1
		Lane, Megan	CAN	San D'Or				67.451	2	67.549	2	66.569	2	68.824	2	69.020	2	67.882	2
		Noyes Putnam, Laura K	USA	Galveston				65.980	4	66.275	3	65.980	3	67.255	3	67.059	3	66.510	3
		Pugh, Abraham	USA	Elfenperfekt				66.863	3	62.451	4	63.922	4	62.843	5	61.863	5	63.588	4
		Sprieser, Lauren	USA	Ellegria				60.196	5	60.784	5	61.765	5	63.235	4	63.529	4	61.902	5
		Hickok, Chase	USA	Sagacious HF				53.725	6	57.059	6	55.784	6	58.137	6	54.412	6	55.824	6

 

Madeleine Witte-Vrees & Cennin Win Mallorca CDI4* Freestyle With Personal Best For 2nd Day

Madeleine Witte-Vrees and Cennin. © 2016 Ken Braddick/dressage-news.com

SON PROHENS, Spain, Oct. 1, 2016–Madeleine Witte-Vrees of the Netherlands and Cennin posted a personal best score for the second day in a row to capture the Balearan Tour Tour CDI4* Grand Prix Freestyle Saturday.

Madeleine and the nine-year-old KWPN stallion scored 77.950 per cent for the third freestyle victory in five musical performances since the pair began Big Tour six months ago.

Madeleine and Cennin won the Grand Prix Friday with a personal best. On Saturday, the duo improved on their previous best freestyle mark of 77.650 per cent four months ago.

German 2012 Olympic medal rider Helen Langehanenberg on Damsey FRH were second on 74.975 per cent, the same placing as in the Grand Prix.

Portugal's Maria Caetano on Coroado was third on 74.000 per cent.

Madeleine competed Cennin (Vivaldi x Donnerhall) at Small Tour in 2014 and 2015 before moving to Big Tour in March.

Results:

CDI4* Grand Prix Freestyle								(E)	(H)	(C)	(M)	(B)	Total
1.	0045	Cennin	Witte-Vrees,Madeleine	NED		3.050,00 EUR	A:	76.250 %	77.000 %	75.500 %	75.250 %	76.500 %	77.950 %
	chest / 9y. / S / Vivaldi / Donnerhall / 104MY84 / J.E J. Cuppen,Someren (ned)						B:	80.000 %	81.000 %	80.000 %	79.000 %	79.000 %
							Total:	78.125 % (1)	79.000 % (1)	77.750 % (1)	77.125 % (1)	77.750 % (1)
2.	0020	Damsey FRH	Langehanenberg,Helen	GER		2.000,00 EUR	A:	73.500 %	73.500 %	71.500 %	74.000 %	72.250 %	74.975 %
	bay / 14y. / S / Dressage Royal / Ritual / GER45558 / Hengsthaltung Kothe						B:	79.000 %	79.000 %	73.000 %	77.000 %	77.000 %
							Total:	76.250 % (2)	76.250 % (2)	72.250 % (4)	75.500 % (2)	74.625 % (2)
3.	0007	Coroado	Caetano,Maria	POR		1.300,00 EUR	A:	71.500 %	71.000 %	73.000 %	72.500 %	70.000 %	74.000 %
	9y. / S / Rubi / 103VQ51						B:	77.000 %	77.000 %	78.000 %	75.000 %	75.000 %
							Total:	74.250 % (3)	74.000 % (4)	75.500 % (2)	73.750 % (4)	72.500 % (5)
4.	0044	Rubins Nite	Watson-Greaves,Hayley	GBR		1.000,00 EUR	A:	67.500 %	70.250 %	67.750 %	69.500 %	70.500 %	72.150 %
	black / 12y. / G / Rubin-Royal / Limbo / 103RB72 / E Richmond – Watson						B:	75.000 %	78.000 %	74.000 %	73.000 %	76.000 %
							Total:	71.250 % (4)	74.125 % (3)	70.875 % (7)	71.250 % (6)	73.250 % (4)
5.	0024	DSP Rodriguez	Neumayer,Astrid	AUT		900,00 EUR	A:	65.750 %	66.000 %	70.000 %	67.000 %	69.750 %	71.450 %
	dbay / 16y. / G / Rubinstern Noir / Gaspari II / 103VJ26 / Günter Jakobs						B:	75.000 %	73.000 %	75.000 %	76.000 %	77.000 %
							Total:	70.375 % (6)	69.500 % (7)	72.500 % (3)	71.500 % (5)	73.375 % (3)
6.	0038	Isac	Telde,Minna	SWE		250,00 EUR	A:	65.250 %	69.000 %	68.250 %	67.000 %	68.000 %	70.350 %
	bay / 11y. / G / Hip Hop / Master / 102ZW12 / Per-Crister Bengtsson						B:	72.000 %	72.000 %	76.000 %	73.000 %	73.000 %
							Total:	68.625 % (8)	70.500 % (5)	72.125 % (5)	70.000 % (7)	70.500 % (6)
7.	0034	Romeo-Star	Sidneva,Elena	RUS		250,00 EUR	A:	66.000 %	66.250 %	68.000 %	71.750 %	65.000 %	70.100 %
	bay / 15y. / S / Romantic Star / Mister A / RUS40441 / Ohlmann,Jörg H						B:	72.000 %	71.000 %	74.000 %	77.000 %	70.000 %
							Total:	69.000 % (7)	68.625 % (8)	71.000 % (6)	74.375 % (3)	67.500 % (8)
8.	0002	Girasol 7	Barbançon Mestre,Morgan	ESP		200,00 EUR	A:	66.500 %	66.250 %	66.500 %	65.500 %	64.750 %	69.250 %
	chest / 15y. / M / Gribaldi / Landioso / 102UM07 / Schönenberger,Matthias						B:	75.000 %	73.000 %	72.000 %	70.000 %	73.000 %
							Total:	70.750 % (5)	69.625 % (6)	69.250 % (9)	67.750 % (9)	68.875 % (7)
9.	0030	Wobelisk	Reija,Laura	ESP		200,00 EUR	A:	66.250 %	62.500 %	66.000 %	65.500 %	63.750 %	67.600 %
	bay / 13y. / S / Obelisk / Gribaldi / 102NC46 / A.J. Beerens,de Moer (ned)						B:	71.000 %	68.000 %	74.000 %	71.000 %	68.000 %
							Total:	68.625 % (8)	65.250 % (9)	70.000 % (8)	68.250 % (8)	65.875 % (9)

Judges: (E)  F.Verbeek (NED) (H)  R.Saleh (FRA) (C)  M.Santos (ESP) (M)  G.Riexinger (GER) (B)  M.Alonso (MEX)	Prize-money: €9,150