Jumping: Geneva: Credit Suisse Grand Prix Results

Credit Suisse Grand Prix
Epreuve pré-qualification pour le Rolex FEI World Cup * Barème A au chronomètre avec un barrage au chronomètre * Hauteur : environ 1.55m - Vitesse : 375m/minute
19:00 - 9-12-2010

 

Rank	CNR	HORSE - Breeding sex\colour\born\sire x siredam\	RIDER Owner		CHF	1st Round	Jump-Off	Time
1	25	Antares F - BAWUE G \ Grey \ 2000 \ Araconit x Cento \	McLain  Ward (USA) Grant Road Partners		30000	0.00	0.00	34.96
2	166	BMC van Grunsven Simon - KWPN G \ Bay \ 1999 \ Mr Blue x Polydox \	Jeroen  Dubbeldam (NED) van Grunsven Paardensport Bv		20000	0.00	0.00	35.07
3	212	Torinto van de Middelstede - BWP M \ Bay \ 1996 \ Remondo x Azur Depaulstra \	Guy  Williams (GBR) Guy Williams		15000	0.00	0.00	35.15

Jumping: World Cup: STAUT AND SILVANA SCORCH TO VICTORY IN GENEVA - by Louise Parkes

Kevin Staut from France, riding Silvana de Hus, accepts a Rolex watch from Mr Jean-Noel Bioull of Rolex as winner of today's sixth leg of the 2010/2011 Rolex FEI World Cup™ Jumping series in Geneva, Switzerland.  Photo: Kit Houghton.

ROLEX FEI WORLD CUP™ JUMPING 2010/2011 - ROUND 6
Geneva SUI, 12 December 2010

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Kevin Staut and Silvana de Hus scorched to victory today in the sixth leg of the 2010/2011 Rolex FEI World Cup™ Jumping series at Geneva in Switzerland.  The 30 year old Frenchman, who continues to hold the No. 1 spot in the Rolex World Rankings and who was already leading the Western European

Driving: Geneva: EXELL BACK ON TRACK IN GENEVA - by Cindy Timmer

Boyd Exell (AUS) crossing the exciting water splash on the course in Geneva. Photo: FEI/Rinaldo de Craen

Boyd Exell is back on track after winning the fifth qualifier of this season’s FEI World Cup™ Driving in Geneva. Exell was too strong for IJsbrand Chardon and Tomas Eriksson and claimed his only victory rewarded with World Cup points this season. This is Boyd Exell’s third victory at Geneva’s Palexpo after his win in 2008 and the series’ Final last April.