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World
Equestrian Games - Eventing
August
26, 2006 The Cross Country of the 2006 FEI World Equestrian Games held all its promises: it was fabulous, exciting, difficult, technical, tricky, all at once. It certainly was a selective one testing every quality of the horse, from freshness and honesty to fitness and stamina. At the end of a fantastic clear round, Zara Phillips (GRB) and Toy Town are in the lead on their Dressage score of 41.70. Germany’s Bettina Hoy and Ringwood Cockatoo are close seconds exactly 2 points behind (43.70). Fellow German team member Frank Ostholt aboard Air Jordan 2 is in third position on 46.90. Read more.... Photo by Lynndee Kemmet US Eventing WEG Shortlist Updates with Torri Nahorniak from USEF Anyone
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Zara
Phillips (Great Britain) in the Lead Following Cross Country
In
2002, the US eventers were more than proud to take home Team Gold and
intend to defend that title aggressively. In addition to the title of
Gold medalists, they are also the defending World Champions for the
first time since 1978. Two of the four 2002 team members are currently
on the eventing short list, including 2004 Olympic Individual Silver
medalist Kim Severson and her Athens’ teammate Amy Tryon. They
earned Team Bronze in Athens. 
