CDI3* Saugerties (USA) Grand Prix de Dressage
Results September 16 2006
| 1 |
Arlene Page
Wild One
G-1996:Wanderer x Gutenberg |
USA
HANN |
67.96% |
65.63%
1 |
68.54%
1 |
67.50%
1 |
69.79%
1 |
68.33%
1 |
| 2 |
Todd Flettrich
Amadeus
G-1997:Argentinus |
USA
DWB |
65.42% |
63.96%
3 |
67.50%
2 |
64.58%
2 |
65.42%
2 |
65.63%
2 |
| 3 |
Jane Hannigan
Maksymilian
G-1994:Elcaro x Allegro |
USA
KWPN |
63.71% |
62.92%
4 |
64.58%
3 |
63.75%
3 |
63.96%
3 |
63.33%
3 |
| 4 |
Karin Reid Offield
Welt Adel
G-1992:Wandervogel x Argentan |
USA
HANN |
62.38% |
61.04%
7 |
63.75%
4 |
61.88%
4 |
62.71%
6 |
62.50%
5 |
| 5 |
Sandy Osborne
Milestone
G-1994:May Sherif x Belisar |
USA
KWPN |
61.59% |
61.67%
5 |
61.67%
7 |
60.00%
7 |
62.92%
5 |
61.67%
7 |
| 6 |
Courtney King
Idocus
S-1990:Equador x Zonneglans |
USA
KWPN |
61.38% |
64.79%
2 |
60.63%
9 |
59.17%
8 |
62.29%
7 |
60.00%
8 |
| 7 |
Jennifer Baumert
Weltgraf
G-1990:Weltmeyer |
USA
HANN |
60.67% |
61.25%
6 |
61.46%
8 |
58.96%
10 |
58.96%
9 |
62.71%
4 |
| 8 |
Cheryl Meisner-Linssen
Hesperos
G-1994:Donaumonarch x Arogno |
CAN
TRAKH |
60.13% |
59.79%
8 |
61.88%
6 |
60.21%
6 |
59.17%
8 |
59.58%
10 |
| 9 |
Melissa Taylor Yee
Succes
G-1995:Blue Hors Silver Moon x World Cup I |
USA
DWB |
59.83% |
58.54%
9 |
59.58%
10 |
61.46%
5 |
63.13%
4 |
56.46%
11 |
| 10 |
Cheryl Meisner-Linssen
Paganini
S-1997:Havidoff x Statuar |
CAN
KWPN |
59.12% |
55.83%
11 |
63.33%
5 |
59.17%
8 |
57.29%
11 |
60.00%
8 |
| 11 |
Pati Pierucci
Cosaco XI
S-1996:Jilguero V x Bodeguero II |
USA
PRE |
58.54% |
56.25%
10 |
58.75%
11 |
56.46%
11 |
58.96%
9 |
62.29%
6 |
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General news of the dressageworld
New bureau equestrian journalists
At the WEG in Aachen at the General Assembly of the IAEJ the new bureau was elected for 2006-2010. In its 40th year, the IAEJ met and announced its new bureau with the following responsibilities:
- President: Xavier Libbrecht (France, chief-editor l’Eperon)
- Vice President 1: Pamela Young (GB, special representative Europe)
- Vice President 2: Chris Stafford (special representative Americas)
- Treasurer: Jennifer Anstey (Canada)
- Milena Dragisic (Eastern-Europe)
- Lucia Montanarella (Italy)
- Julie Wilson (Australia)
- Gabrielle Pochammer (Germany)
- Kit Houghton (photographer GB)
The International Alliance of Equestrian Journalists (IAEJ) was created in 1966 to promote and maintain contacts among the equestrian journalists of all nations and as a body connected with the FEI, to discuss problems in which the FEI and the equestrian press are both involved.
The IAEJ is an unique alliance dedicated to equestrian journalists, serving 300 members representing a wide number of media outlets. The organization is the face of the media to show organizers, the FEI and the national federations. The IAEJ bureau looks forward to helping its members work through any equestrian media issues especially with regard to the next Olympic and World Equestrian Games.
For further information please contact Jennifer Anstey at janstey@horse-canada.com
Or have a look at www.equijournalists.com
IAEJ Chairman Xavier Libbrecht picture Claartje van Andel/dressagedirect ©
Selections for Asian Games get shape
Japanese dentist and dressage rider Yikiko Noge is training with German trainer Johann Hinnemann. She has a dream to compete in the Asian Games coming up in December 3-12 in Doha and after that hopefully in the OG of Beijing (Hong Kong) as well. The Japanese equestrian Federation thought a selection trial for the Asian Games should be in Europe. Noge did win the selection trials for the Asian Games in Herentals in Belgium, showing her Dutch-bred horse Libido (sired by Schalkhaar).
Japanese rider Kuranajo Saito who competed at the WEG in Aachen surely tries to qualify for the Asian Games as well. This pupil of Dutch trainer Henk van Bergen already competed in three World Equestrian Games. In The Hague 1994 Saito showed the horse Dugal, in Jerez 2002 he showed Heman and in Aachen he showed Dutch-bred Lotus (Edison x Mytens xx).
Pikeur Trophy won by former European champion Thamar Zweistra
Thamar Zweistra was the winner of the Pikeur Trophy showing her mare Hexagon’s Roumanda to her advantage, especially in her spectacular trot.
Like Germany has the Piaffe Cup for young talents growing in the sport up to Grand Prix-level, the Netherlands and Belgium have adopted the Pikeur Trophy for talents up to 25 years old. 
This group of young talents show their horses in tests on Intermediate I-level and compete through some qualifiers to a final.
The semi-final was held in Belgium, the final took place in the weekend of September 16th and 17th in Deurne, the Netherlands. Four Dutch riders qualified for the final and one Belgian rider, Hannelore Volders. After a classical test, the Freestyle was the last test to decide on the winner. Thamar Zweistra won the individual gold medal at the EC for Juniors and Young Riders in Saumur 2003 showing Kyrain. Now she did win the Pikeur Trophy. International Grand Prix-judge Jan Peeters judged the final. About over all winner Thamar Zweistra he said: “She definitely knows how to ride a freestyle! Her music fitted the movements of Roumanda very well. The overall image of her horse was very nice, especially the nice contact and spectacular trotting parts.” The runner up position was for Moniek van Dijk, who did win the Freestyle test showing her stallion Nowi. Only the pirouettes he didn’t show to its advantage. Experienced Dominique Filion who competed in seven European championships for Juniors and Young Riders became third.
Winner of the Pikeur Trophy Thamar Zweistra Picture Academy Bartels Liesbeth Russel ©
